The Monster of Florence Pt. 1

Serial Killers

Spotify Studios

True Crime, History, Education

4.6 • 30.3K Ratings

🗓️ 26 June 2023

⏱️ 41 minutes

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One of Italy’s most notorious serial killers has never (definitively) been identified. The mysterious Monster of Florence murdered couples in their cars, beginning in 1974. The crimes were so horrific that all of Florence was on edge, and the hunt for the killer was vast. This episode originally aired February 2021. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Due to the graphic nature of this killer's crimes,
0:02.8	listener discretion is advised.
0:04.8	This episode includes discussions of murder
0:06.9	and body mutilation that some people may find offensive.
0:10.2	We advise extreme caution for children under 13.
0:18.8	On June 19th, 1982,
0:22.2	Paolo Minordi and his fiancé, Antonella Miliorini,
0:26.8	parked along a quiet, dead-end road in the Italian hillsides.
0:31.2	They're under the stars.
0:32.8	They made love in the back of their car.
0:36.5	Afterwards, when the 220-somethings
0:38.8	groped around for their clothes,
0:40.7	they noticed a dark figure dart around the side of the car.
0:44.0	The shadowy figure sent a shiver up Paolo Spine.
0:47.2	Sensing danger, he jumped into the driver's seat
0:49.8	and slammed the car into reverse.
0:53.4	At that moment, the shadowy figure
0:55.6	aimed a gun right at Paolo and fired.
0:58.9	As the bullet lodged in his shoulder,
1:01.1	Paolo lost control and the car rolled backward into a ditch.
1:06.7	When hit the gas to pull out of it,
1:08.6	the car lodged itself firmly in the mud.
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