KFI AM 640. You're listening to the John Cobel podcast on the I Heart Radio app.

You heard last hour we talked with Karen Thorpe. She's a former deputy district attorney in L.A.

County for 33 years. And she has been blowing the whistle on George Gascon for quite a while.

And he retaliated against her. She's now left the department, but

she is still speaking out. And we were talking at length about the Christopher Hubbard case.

You people who live specifically out in Juniper Hills, Christopher Hubbard is the pillowcase

rapist. He's in his 70s now, and he still

gets sexually aroused, fantasizing about raping and attacking women. Pillowcase rapist.

It's that guy who puts pillowcases over women's heads, and the details are just so disgusting and overwhelming. And a lot of what she

said is the, we've been covering this case for many years. And this is the first time I heard

all these details. It's amazing how the LA Times and the rest of the media sanitizes these

stories, where if people understood all the disgusting details,

there'd be even more pressure and outrage to keep Hubbard in the mental hospital where he

belongs. And how, if you're just tuning in now, really, listen to the podcast after 4 o'clock,

1 30 to 2 o'clock, hour number 1, because we just skim the surface on this.

But at Colling State Hospital, Hubbard and other mental patients have plenty of access to porn.

The guards, the attendants, smuggling phones.

They smuggle in, like, I think he has computer chips.

They're getting aroused by pornography all the time,

even while they're allegedly being treated for their obsessive,

compulsive psychology disorder.

That makes them compelled to rape women.

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