Supercop Psychopath: John Addis

Red Collar

Catherine Townsend

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4.6 • 604 Ratings

🗓️ 4 October 2024

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

After a mother and her children are discovered dead in Mexico, authorities went on a manhunt for John Addis - a police officer turned personal training con artist, serial abuser, kidnapper....and killer.

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0:00.0	Hi everybody, it's Catherine. Well, it's been a minute. As some of you may know, the title of this podcast has changed more than once. I've been having a legal disagreement with Audio Chuck. And I just want to make a couple of things really clear. First of all, this podcast, Red Collar, has nothing to do with Audio Chuck. It's not
0:22.4	produced by Audio Chuck. It's produced by me. I'm not going to get into any more of the legal
0:28.7	disagreement. That's really all I'm going to say about that for now. Hopefully, I can move on and there will be
0:34.1	no more legal drama. But if there is, I promise to keep you all posted.
0:38.9	In the meantime, I am so excited to be sharing these stories with you. Please join me,
0:43.6	and I am so happy to say, I'm Catherine Townsend, and this is Red Collar. On October 18, 2006, residents of a small village in Chiapas, Mexico started to notice something strange next door.
1:08.7	They realized they hadn't seen anyone come in or out of their neighbor's apartment for a few
1:13.7	days.
1:14.6	Now, this is an idyllic location.
1:17.4	It's far from the mainstream tourist destinations.
1:20.5	There are Mayan ruins and waterfalls and a beautiful beach.
1:24.4	It's an area that has a small town vibe.
1:29.8	The cities have these charming little apartment buildings. It's an area with charming apartment buildings around tiled courtyards. It's the kind of
1:36.5	place where everyone checks in on each other. It's mainly made up of locals who were born and raised
1:42.1	there, but there are also expats who move there
1:44.9	in search of a cheaper and simpler lifestyle. A family of four lived in that apartment next door.
1:51.1	The dad was a strapping six-foot-one super-fit Canadian expat named J. Charles Peterson, who went by
1:58.1	Charlie. He lived with his wife, Laura, who was a native of Mexico and quite a bit
2:03.2	younger than her husband, and their two adorable young children, who were seven and four. Charlie and
2:09.3	Laura had moved to the area around nine years earlier, and a lot of people knew him. Charlie was a
2:15.1	talkative and friendly guy who was very athletic. He had worked back in Canada
2:19.5	as a doctor and then apparently become a ski instructor. In Mexico, he taught tennis lessons to some of the
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