What Really Happened in Apt. 4C?

Red Collar

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True Crime

4.4 • 6.6K Ratings

🗓️ 30 March 2021

⏱️ 37 minutes

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It was Saturday night, and Joey Communale headed to an after party at the home of James Rackover, son of multimillionaire jewelry to the stars Jeffrey Rackover. But Joey would never leave the apartment alive. Then detectives discover that James Rackover is not who he appears to be, and try to unravel the mystery: Is James Jeffrey’s surrogate son, or his lover? Where is Joey’s body? And what really happened in Apartment 4C? Source materials for this episode cannot be listed here due to character limitations. For a full list of sources, please visit https://redcollarpodcast.com/

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0:00.0	November 12, 2016.
0:04.6	Started out as just another Saturday night.
0:07.1	For 26-year-old Joey Comenali.
0:10.6	Joey, who lived in Stanford, Connecticut,
0:13.3	was in the prime of his life.
0:15.1	He was handsome, popular, and athletic.
0:18.2	He had been a star hockey player at Hofstra,
0:21.1	and now worked with his father.
0:23.2	He was out clubbing with a group of friends
0:25.2	in Manhattan's meatpacking district.
0:27.6	They ended up at a club called the Guild of Billy.
0:30.8	Shortly after 3am, people were spilling out of the club,
0:34.6	chatting on the street, waiting for ubers and cabs,
0:37.9	smoking cigarettes, talking and laughing.
0:41.3	Joey was friendly and charming, and always
0:44.0	got a lot of attention from women.
0:46.2	And according to his friend, Stephen,
0:48.0	who was with Joey that night, as they stood there on the street,
0:52.0	he noticed that some women were looking at Joey.
0:55.1	So Joey started talking to the women,
0:57.4	and to two other strangers, Larry Dillion, and Max Gemma.
1:03.3	Larry and Max had been close friends since they were kids.
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