Golden State Killer Investigator Joins ‘America’s Most Wanted’ Reboot
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Paul Holes is now part of the long-running series
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Why Were There So Many Serial Killers Between 1970 and 2000 — and Where Did They Go?
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThe answer is manyfold — encompassing everything from sociological changes, to biology, to technology, to linguistics
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Aimee Mann Drops Chilling Cover of Leonard Cohen’s ‘Avalanche’
Posted in: Music NewsRendition is the opening theme to HBO's documentary series I'll Be Gone in the Dark
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Joseph DeAngelo Sentenced to Life in Prison for Golden State Killer Murders, Kidnappings
Posted in: Culture News"I've listened to all your statements. Each one of them," DeAngelo said before sentencing. "And I'm truly sorry to everyone I hurt. Thank you, your honor"
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Joseph DeAngelo Pleads Guilty to Golden State Killer Murders, Kidnappings
Posted in: Culture NewsDeAngelo admitted to 13 murders and 13 kidnapping-related charges in the Seventies and Eighties in six California counties
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‘I’ll Be Gone in the Dark’: A Golden State Killer Docuseries That Highlights Survivors
Posted in: Culture FeaturesHBO's series based on Michelle McNamara's book is about her hunt for a killer — and the women who refused to be broken by him
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New Documentary Recounts Michelle McNamara’s Attempt to Catch the Golden State Killer
Posted in: Culture NewsHBO's I'll Be Gone in the Dark recounts how Michelle McNamara wrote her book about the serial killer who terrorized northern California in the 1970s and 1980s
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Golden State Killer Suspect Willing to Plead Guilty Without Death Penalty
Posted in: Culture NewsJoseph James DeAngelo's lawyers say he would plead guilty to the charges against him in exchange for life sentence
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The Hidden Toll of the Golden State Killer
Posted in: Culture FeaturesHe raped and murdered dozens of people in California from the 1970s to 1980s — but, in his wake, was a community brought together by terror
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DNA Search Method that Caught Golden State Killer No Longer Available
Posted in: Culture NewsDNA database GEDmatch has restricted law enforcement's access to more than one million users' genetic profiles
