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The Oakland County Child Killer /// Part 2 /// 233

True Crime Garage TV

  • Nov 25, 2022
  • 43:01
  • Full Episode

The Oakland County Child Killer /// Part 2 /// 233

Part 2 of 2

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Four children were abducted and murdered in Oakland County, Michigan during the winters of 1976 and 1977. All of the victim’s were held captive for several days, one victim for nineteen. All four children appeared to have been well care for during their time in captivity. This week we revisit a case in an attempt to layout the final solution in one of America’s most haunting serial murder cases. And Captain and Nic crack a few beers and have a quick chat with J. Reuben Appelman the author the much anticipated book “The Kill Jar.” Beer of the Week - Scotty Karate Scotch Ale by Dark Horse Brewing CompanyGarage Grade - 4 and a quarter out of 5 bottle caps

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Brief Summary

Author J Reuben Appleman discusses new theories on the Oakland County child killer case, suggesting multiple perpetrators and overlooked evidence.

Key points

  • Welcome to True Crime Garage. The hosts introduce the show and thank listeners for joining.
  • Exploring the Oakland County Child Killer. The hosts discuss the infamous case and introduce a new theory.
  • The Blue Gremlin: A Red Herring?. Discussion on how the focus on the blue Gremlin may have misled the investigation.
  • Evidence Was Quashed. The host reveals that substantial evidence was ignored in the investigation.
  • A New Perspective on the Killer. The host argues that the killer was not as intelligent as previously thought.
  • The Oakland County Child Killer. Exploring the possibility of a group of individuals involved in the case.

Tension

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