Serial Killer David Spanbauer

Already Gone Podcast

Nina Innsted

True Crime, Mystery, Missing, History, Murder, Truecrime, Unsolved

4.6 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 15 August 2021

⏱️ 34 minutes

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While not as well known as his contemporaries, Spanbauer was a terrifying and violent predator whose crimes spanned decades. #murder #assault #children #Wisconsin

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0:00.0	Jennifer vanished sometime in the overnight hours.
0:04.3	Right now there is no trace.
0:06.0	Investigators say evidence leave them to believe that she's dead.
0:09.7	Stick my nose back in that trail. That's all I can do.
0:12.9	It's hard to help someone when they're already gone.
0:17.9	Gone.
0:18.9	All right.
0:24.9	When I started the podcast more than five years ago,
0:28.2	I was not keen on covering serial killers.
0:31.6	I didn't see the mystery to them,
0:33.2	and I wanted to focus more on lesser known cases.
0:37.4	Little did I know that there are serial killers out there
0:40.1	that most people don't know about.
0:42.5	Men and sometimes women who commit multiple murders
0:45.6	without being caught.
0:47.2	Then when they are caught, the case doesn't make huge headlines.
0:51.3	Be it timing or geography or the victims themselves,
0:55.1	somehow their killer isn't deemed particularly news
0:57.9	worthy.
1:00.7	David Spanbauer was one of those killers.
1:03.5	His crimes spanned four decades.
1:06.4	Come with me to a cold night in February of 1960,
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