Ep.7: Did John Wayne Gacy Act Alone?

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Today's newest class of celebrity has emerged in the form of social influencers. But what separates fame from predatory behavior? In this episode, we tackle the case of controversial YouTuber Onision (aka Greg Jackson). Karina speaks to Alicia Kozakiewicz, an internet safety expe ...  Show more

In our last episode, we ended with John Wayne Gacy’s execution - but the story does not end there. There has long been speculation that Gacy did not act alone, and after spending weeks researching this case we’ve learned a lot of things that are just too crazy to ignore, like one ...  Show more

With a victim count totalling 32 in the summer of 1978, there was one more life that John Wayne Gacy would take before his rein of terror would come to an end. When Robert Piest, a beloved honors student, went missing in December 1978 the police would soon zero in on the man resp ...  Show more

In this episode, we take a look at the disturbing case of John Wayne Gacy, one of America's most notorious serial killers. Known as the "Killer Clown," Gacy was responsible for the deaths of over 30 young men and boys during the 1970s. We cover the key facts, timeline, and how he ...  Show more

It was the 1970s, and young men who had their whole lives in front of them started going missing around the greater Chicago area. While some disappeared while looking for a job in the city, or hanging out near the Greyhound bus station, or walking along the roads outside of Chica ...  Show more