The Angel of Death: Elizabeth Wettlaufer 2

Serial Killers & Murderous Minds

Crime House

True Crime

4.5 • 713 Ratings

🗓️ 2 December 2024

⏱️ 45 minutes

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For years, "Angel of Death" serial killer Elizabeth Wettlaufer flew under the radar. Because she made her murders look like death from natural causes, nobody suspected she was killing her elderly nursing patients. But a lifetime of shame and guilt was weighing on Elizabeth. And by 2016, that dam was about to burst. Mind of a Serial Killer is a Crime House Original. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @crimehouse for more true crime content.

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0:00.0	Hi, Crime House community. It's Vanessa Richardson. Looking for another Crime House original podcast to add to your rotation, you will love Clues with Morgan Absher and Kalyn Moore.
0:12.8	Every Wednesday, Morgan and Kalin dig into the world's most notorious crimes, clue by clue, from serial killers to shocking murders.
0:21.5	They follow the trail of clues, break down the evidence, and debate the theories.
0:26.3	It's like hanging out with your smart and true crime-obsessed friends.
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0:46.8	Music. or wherever you listen to podcasts. This is Crime House.
0:50.8	As we grow older, we learn important lessons about life.
0:55.8	Some of those lessons hit harder than others.
0:59.0	Take getting sick after eating too many cookies versus being betrayed by someone close to you.
1:05.7	But no matter how big or how small, they all play a part in shaping who we become. And one of the most
1:14.6	valuable lessons we can learn is to trust our gut instinct, that feeling deep inside that alerts
1:21.8	us to danger and helps us make big decisions. But not everyone has the ability to rely on their instincts. For some
1:30.9	people like Elizabeth Wetlaufer, their inner compass is dulled by anger, drugs, or any number of
1:39.1	things. And when Elizabeth realized she couldn't trust herself, it made her question everything in her
1:47.1	life, including her own sanity. The human mind is fascinating.
2:04.6	It controls how we think, how we feel, how we love, and how we hate.
2:11.6	And sometimes the mind drives us to do something truly unspeakable.
2:16.6	When that happens, people wonder, how could someone
2:20.7	do such a thing? Well, on this show, that's what we're going to try and answer. This is mind of a
2:27.8	serial killer, a crime house original. Every Monday, we'll be taking deep dives into the minds of history's most notorious serial killers and violent offenders.
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