Case 53: The Original Night Stalker (Part V/V)
Case 53: The Original Night Stalker (Part V/V)
Today we released a double episode, make sure to listen to Part 4 of the series first.
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Thanks for the hard work to:
Anna - research, writing
agpstories.com
Mike Migas - production, scoring
Comments (6)
This case was... deeply affecting and horrific. I was truly hoping that there would be some update at the end that gave the victims some kind of closure. So well done. Great work folks!
This was one of my favorite series in a long time! Thanks so much for all the hard work put into it!
I was so glad to hear the voices of the victims and the police involved in this case. Really made the case seem more "real". It may not always be possible to do this in your cases, but as long as it is possible, I'd love it if you continue to do so.
As a female who lives on my own ... listening to this series has been terrifying. I'm actually getting a house alarm fitted because of this episode series on the EAR ONS 😬😬😬
The thorough research is amazing. I have read several books, seen articles, and heard countless podcasts but a lot of what I heard in Part IV is previously unknown to me. Until these 5 episodes the most shocking series of events I've ever heard was the Moors Murders. I couldn't figure out the pointless violence, the bloodlust, the sickness that led to those murders. Then I listened to this. A pair of lunatics killing for fun is sickening, but ultimately I know they will make a mistake, the police will get them. The EAR ONS case is the work of a criminal genius, who may (but hopefully isn't) be still on the loose. The precision, the calculated violence, the overall torture, psychological and physical, is beyond what I believe possible is human beings. I can't thank you enough for treating the victims with respect, and not exploiting or sensationalizing the killer's behavior. I sincerely believe that the more people that are aware of this series of crimes the more likely it is he will be caught, or at the least identified. As a listener this was traumatic, I can't imagine what it was like to research this. Thank you Casefile for a job very well done.
Thank you very much Robert. It was, but worth it. Totally agree, the more that know the better.
