Case 190: The Butcher Baker (Part 1)
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[Part 1 of 2]
During the 1970s and ’80s, a predator was stalking the streets of Anchorage, Alaska. By day, he was a respectable family man who ran his own business. But at night, he would prowl Anchorage’s infamous Tenderloin District, looking for vulnerable or destitute women...
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Well, I'm 22 minutes in and I'm already at boiling point...WTH? Those poor women being let down by everyone, allowing this predator to roam free.
Gasped when he only served 3 months. Unbelievable. This man doesnt have a sickness. He chose evil.
Unbelieveable how Alaska's justice system failed so many women and girls. It's no wonder the domestic violence and even missing women runs rampant there.
What 😂 obviously not from here. We still have frontier justice in most cases ......😊
@@audibjornsson6107 Your statement made me smile...👍🏼
Case file is my favourite true crime podcast to listen to. I think all the people involved in the production process are very professional thank you. Plus the narrator is exceptional. His narration of the stories is very respectful of the victims of horrific crimes and not over sensationalised as other true crime docos do with the presenter over the top with finger nails like chickens claws lips oversized with Botox.
You are a very unique podcast. Again thankyou for all your hard work and research. Perth down under western Australia.
Hello.
It's sad when the legal system cares more for the guilty than the in innocent.
It amazes me that he served more time for the chainsaw theft than the abducting of Susie Heppeard at gunpoint.
@@ddaniela1000 His reign of terror would have ended years earlier had the legal system did the right thing.
@@ddaniela1000 The legal system doesn't care about hookers
@@dr.z3426 Which is precisely why he targeted them. There isn't an easier target to get away with killing than the people NOBODY (sometimes not even their own families) cares about.
@@dannyholland9279 Yup we're in total agreement pretty obvious why any of these guys pick hookers
Will wait for all parts loaded. Hate the carry over.
As soon as I see "part 1” in the title I know I’m in for a good time
Yessss!!!
Same!!
The misogyny is so blatant. Despicable.
Oooh yes,
@westofthewicky2960 there was a movie about this Hanson guy,nic cage was in it
I'm familiar with this case but I'm still hanging on to every word.
Thank you.
Where’s part 2? Your killing me 😂
Edit: superb work 👍👍👍
Cases like this are why bleeding hearts should never be allowed to preside over a court of justice
All criminals are a product of trauma. Bleeding hearts are the heart soul and Compassion of society. C'mon Coach 🤗
@@BrenMurphy1 Nopes they make people like this. You can have a good heart and not be a bleeding heart.
Hmm I totally disagree, I think they are the ones destroying society
@@BrenMurphy1 You clearly haven’t heard of Luis Garavito.
so glad part 2 is out! i was waiting for its release to watch part 1 so i wouldn’t have to wait a week for part 2
Can’t wait for part 2!
40:08 is when the ads end btw
I think I remember hearing about this Case on Forensic Files. I always look forward to your uploads. Such a good storyteller and your Aussie accent doesn’t hurt either. ☺️
Yes! The accent is so pleasing!!
Binged listened too all the cases, always on point. Love it
Judges are always very lenient is sex cases. Wonder why?
Awesome channel… always giving me new story to listen to… thanks to all creators ✊
Rats…
scary to think this guy started two months after my family moved from Anchorage when I was 5.
I’m amazed that people answer the door to just anyone, I never answer unless I know who it is, even though the day Time
Judy is amazing 🖤
Rape against another person with a weapon should require a life sentence. Not much different then murder since it could have ended in murder. Shows a lack of conscience or concern for another person and a danger for other people. Life. The people who left this guy out should have been charged. Can we praise the first physiologist who diagnosed this monster appropriately despite being sought out by defense. They got another doctor but at least the first one had integrity and the right diagnosis.
Listening now 👍
Knew this case just from the title.
Thanks for another great upload 🇦🇺
In general I'm a believer in criminal rehabilitation (we don't DO it very well, or even at all, but I believe it's possible) -- but sexual predators are the one exception. Their compulsions seem to be so strong that they reoffend over and over and over again, even though the eyes of the law are already on them, until they finally do something so heinous that they get put away for good -- but not until they've left a long wake of destroyed lives and lasting trauma behind them. And you hear time and again how they're released early because they're 'model prisoners' with 'good behavior,' a fact that never fails to leave me gobsmacked. How credulous the law is: of COURSE they're 'model prisoners:' they're not imprisoned with the women, children, or vulnerable adolescents who are, 9 times out of 10, their preferred victims. Their good behavior isn't proof of anything at all.
Thanks 👍💫🕊
Why are you anonymous when you're so good?
Woo hoo! New one!
I don't know even where to begin with the blaze attitude of the police. Unbelievable. Then the negligence of the justice system. But if he was such a wonderful family man, husband and father, and business owner, how is he getting around in the night with so much ease, killing and/or raping women? I mean, even if his friends and family couldn't reconcile with the charges he'd been sentenced with and jailed for (for 5 freaking minutes), when he goes AWOL, isn't his wife at all curious?? Bizarre.
The only conclusion I can come to is that the judges, prosecutors, parole boards, etcetera in certain locations have a tremendous dislike for women. I can see no other reason for their idiotic and evil decisions to let these men out on the streets preying on women time after time. The justice system in sime particular areas is insane. I wish that a law would be passed that any judge, etcetera that lets one of these freaks out on the street to prey once again on women should get severe prison time.
Me and my sisters were listening to this and when he wasn't given a massive punishment me and my sisters looked at each other like WTH
I'm gonna say this when he said "hunt you down" the first thing that popped into my head was this "huntin, ain't no fun unless there's a chase involved" which was said by Zora Salzar from Epithet erased idk why it did but it just did
Sexual assault and rape have to be considered on par with murder. This is ridiculous. The misogyny is so obvious and disgusting.
I knew this sounded familiar, Dexter New Blood was based on this story. I had no idea it was true 😢
Ladies of the night are cannon goffer
Mannequins just strewn all over the countryside.
Of course...
My night sorted thanx casefile 🥰
This is an unbelievable film starring Nicholas Cage and John Cusack
I might have to stop this one. The callous stupidity of the court system is infuriating.
thankyou for this morning story☕️
Ahhhmurica, forever treating the rape and murder of women as victim blaming all while encouraging the psychopaths to just keep at it.
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My fellow Aussie, what state does 'anomynous' live in? And does he also do the workplace induction videos for various trade sites, I swear your voice is so similar 😂😂, workplace induction guy. Love your content tho, have a great Saturday evening
I can't answer your questions specifically but he did do something which amounts to a Q&A type video a while back. Gives a little of his own backstory as I recall. It's here somewhere...
Who cares, his voice is mesmerising...I follow for this alone..lol
It's never a mannequin.
Jesus there's more and more ads everytime
It’s never a mannequin
Fiona did some very stupid things. Smiling at a strange man in a car, going to the door wrapped only in a towel, allowing a strange man to enter her apartment. She had zero self preservation instincts and is way beyond lucky to have survived that encounter. I can't imagine being so completely clueless.
I was wondering if anyone else would comment about why she would answer her door and then allow a total stranger into her home when she was nude and only wrapped in a towel and evenengage in conversation. I totally expected to hear that she was raped and murdered on the spot. I'm not blaming her, but that was completely foolish. She was extremely lucky to have survived.
@@wiebkescantick947 I certainly couldn't ignore the (naked) elephant in the room and see that you couldn't either.
Sounds like RH
What's wrong with these people! Whenever I'm in the car and I lock eyes with some bloke, I don't sit there staring at him and then giving him a smile. I just look, then look quickly away, but also am very aware of the possibility of that bloke being a creep. And answering the door covered only with a towel??? And letting same creepy bloke into your flat based on a flimsy excuse??? And no, this isn't victim blaming. It's sheer stupidity all the things Fiona did that were so unsafe and naive. Both men and women need to be more wary of strangers, and women especially can be vulnerable to possible rape and death! Can't listen anymore to this podcast. it's really, really annoying me! This evil criminal getting away with his crimes, getting only slaps on the wrist......
God that’s bullshit. The judges that don’t take sexual and violent assaults serious must be violent and abusive themselves
Can't get into these podcasts, the guy reads in monotone with no expression in his voice. Sound amateur & boring. America's Dateline True crime is way better than this crap.
First of all the guy who talks about the cases on Casefile can talk anyway he wants and it's not boring or amateur.
Second of all, Casefile is not crap and if you think that then why are you even on here? Don't bother listening to the podcast or comment on here if you don't like it.
@@samih5916 Yes he can read anyway he likes. But that doesn't change the fact that he reads with no expression in his voice, sounds boring, as well as unprofessional.
You take a listen to the way American true crime narrators talk. They speak with expression in their voices.. Podcasts like Snapped, Dateline True Crime & Crime Beat are so much more interesting and better produced. And they actually interview the people involved.
This is how is should be done.
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@@jjj4875, buh-bye! You're free to leave.
@@snooker48 Haha funny how people are offended by the truth.
@@jjj4875 funny how a supposed true crime expert doesn't know the difference between truth and opinion