Season 2 Trailer - "LISK: The Search for Answers"

LISK: Long Island Serial Killer

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🗓️ 30 June 2021

⏱️ 2 minutes

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In Season 2 of "LISK: Long Island Serial Killer - The Search for Answers", host Chris Mass peels back the layers of what is fact and what is fiction in the LISK case. In hearing from family and friends of victims, criminologists, DNA experts, law enforcement and others, listeners will have misconceptions corrected, lingering questions answered and learn what new methods are moving the case forward. New episodes available starting July 14th. Hosted by Chris Mass. SPONSORS: BUTCHERBOX: Sign up today at butcherbox.com/LISK and use code LISK to get one 10-14 lb Turkey FREE in your first box. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	On Eastern Long Island South Shore, a lone sex workers' disappearance touched off the gruesome
0:06.0	discovery of the remains from a string of violent murders.
0:10.0	We are here today to announce that all four women, whose remains were discovered in
0:14.6	Gilgol Beach last month, have been positively identified.
0:19.2	Over 10 years later, the Long Island serial killer remains one of America's most notorious
0:23.5	cold cases with more questions than answers.
0:26.7	My daughter is missing. Was something left behind that could be a clue to something?
0:31.8	I'm your host, Chris Moss, and in season two of Lisk, Long Island serial killer of the
0:35.7	search for answers. We'll dig into what the police say is true.
0:39.7	They weren't murdered at Gilgol Beach. They were disposed of at Gilgol Beach. We called
0:44.4	out a dump job.
0:45.8	How the case is being moved forward.
0:48.1	Geographic profiling determines the most probable location where the offender is based, usually
0:53.8	where they live.
0:55.0	And who fits the profile of a serial killer.
0:57.8	What I have seen of serial killers is they are not like the Ted Bundy's or that sort of
1:03.6	very clever, very charismatic. They're generally selfish, self-indulgent people that like
1:10.5	power over weaker people.
1:13.0	Learn about a person of interest and how one detects of things all signs point to this
1:17.2	person as a highly credible suspect.
1:19.7	The person of interest worked in and around Gilgol. The person of interest also worked in
1:24.2	Manhattan. It was constantly traveling back and forth. Here she owned multiple businesses.
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