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Case 190: The Butcher Baker (Part 2)
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- čas přidán 1. 10. 2021
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[Part 2 of 2]
In June 1983, Cindy Paulson ran out onto a highway in Anchorage, barefoot and handcuffed. She was the prized prey of a prolific serial killer who was plaguing the region and had escaped his plans to hunt her down in the Alaskan wilderness - something he had done with many other women...
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Thank you. This is the most in depth version of this case I have ever heard. I can't believe his wife didn't know/realise there was something seriously wrong with this monster.
Casefile you have achieved a mighty feat. It is 6:47 am here in Cabbagetown Toronto on a Saturday and I am VOLUNTARILY awake!
The judge referring to Hanson as gentleman during sentencing. I guess words don't mean anything anymore.
Omg them poor girls it's absolutely horrendous, the fear they must have endured,I love your voice I have listened to every case,a lot of the cases I have never even heard about and a lot of them are so stick in your mind 💔😢🇨🇮
You do a great job, very thorough, with much empathy for the victims and their families. Cheers from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Incredible that he was able to commit so many horrific crimes with seeming impunity. I sincerely hope that the same prejudices (which allowed this man to continue killing for so long) no longer exist within law enforcement today. You do an excellent job. Commendations.
I am wondering if they ever looked in Iowa for crimes there before Hanson moved to Alaska. His crimes started so shortly after his arrival, it seems possible he has started on this path earlier.
I was familiar with this case from the movie The Frozen Ground, and am grateful for the more detailed account, here. Thanks!
May all his victims and their families and friends find peace. Such a sad posting - but presented with compassion and an eye for detail. The perpetrator deserves nothing.
OMG! I actually stayed at the Mush Inn in Anchorage. Third and Concrete. In June 1994, peak tourist season in Alaska. Only room we could find on short notice. What a trip!
that was prety much 1 year before my birth...looks like a beautifull place
Thank you so much for these. Very much appreciated.
He became a material success and a married man with children in adult life, yet still harboured this misogynistic rage from childhood that turned him murderous… feel sorry for him I do not. In the slightest.
This is genuinely one of my biggest fears
39:25 is where the ads end
Another great episode.
Thank you.
What the hell did his wife think he was doing all the time he was away from their home?
He used to commit the murders and kidnappings when his wife and children were out of town
So disgusting that police would rather believe Hanson, than Cindy, accusing her of lying. Misogynists dealing with a misogynist. What could possibly go wrong?
I tell you he does have a nice voice
Perfect timing as usual CF thanku xx
What about the witness who saw her running when he picked her up,least one cop believes her as that came up what i said here ,best podcaster on you tube
This is perfect to sleep to!😴
Great way to start a Saturday morning in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania in America 🇺🇸.
Good morning again, Dan! I think we chatted a few case files ago. Deah, from Connecticut shore here 🙋🏼♀️
@@Frenchblue8 yeah I remember how you doing?
Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪
@@pearlkenna5745 cool
When is the episode about the candlestick maker?
Bookmarked at 40:13 to continue watching.
Spoiler - they catch him
Rip Robert
Yay good morning
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