Case 53: The Golden State Killer (Part 6)

[@nreynoldspaint2011]

👏👏👏👏 incredible from start to finish. The hard part is what to watch next?

[@naomiledger1374]

I've listened to all 6 parts of this podcast this weekend. Truly impressive coverage and gripping listening. I guess there were a number of potential opportunities for law enforcement to catch the Golden State Killer much earlier, but it's very easy to say so in hindsight. These days, hopefully criminals like this wouldn't go unidentified or unapprehended for so long, thanks to advancements in science and the ability to make information known globally instantly . I was shocked that he changed his MO from his raping to murdering. it seemed a strange escalation despite that he'd threatened to do so for so long. In any case, he is where he belongs now.

[@blackkittens.]

Goodness.....almost unbelievable. Beyond words what this one person did to so many. Well done Casefile.....another incredible story telling.

[@cherryontop3243]

People say it isn’t a punishment since he’s old, this and that but I think the best thing about it is that he knows all his loved ones will think he’s an absolute dead beat. Instead of spending his last few golden years with loving family, he dies alone in prison. The family and friends he all knew are nothing but ashamed or disgusted in him, THAT is the big win here. I know it’s sad that he lived a good life all those years, and that he doesn’t cop a death penalty but just rotting in gaol, knowing full when that no one gives a damn about you, not a single person.

[@jasegtree1206]

This case was my first introduction to Casefile.thanks for the follow up 👍

[@jasegtree1206]

@@thestoryfactory Yep, I agree. He's a great story teller and he covers everything with such detail. My only complaint is that the sound of his voice is so soothing I sometimes fall asleep 😄

[@CowneloAlvaroid]

@@jasegtree1206 Best true crime pod on YT! The Batavia and Belangalo eps are also fire

[@sandrastone7019]

Brilliant presentation. By far the best that I have heard or seen online. Thank you.

[@lux.illuminaughty]

The Casefile series about the East Area Rapist/Golden State Killer has been so fantastic, and I learned more in-depth and personal information about the victims and their experiences and such unique details, than in any other breakdown of this case. I realized about the 2nd to last episode that you had done your series so close to but before the police had told the world that they'd finally discovered who the perpetrator was and they had him in custody. I was so hopeful that you would have a follow up! I really have been so impressed by the Casefile team and their thoughtful and respectful handling of sensitive and very personal topics. You all manage to get the important details across without gratuitous attention to the "gory." At least as far as I am concerned, I feel very much like I am in the horror of the situation and I take a lot of these sensations with me afterward, and I mean that as positively as possible. Your way of storytelling really does make the people whose names I've heard before (in a lot of cases) much more real, persons I identify with much more, people I could know. Thank you for all you do Team Casefile!

[@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast]

Wow, thank you so much for the feedback. We're so glad you enjoy. Have a happy and safe holidays and new year!

[@TaurusWitch29]

I said this exact thing. This group of people is really talented in storytelling even though the "story" is crime and horrible behavior. I was hoping for an update as well ever since the Hulu special came out and I googled the perpetrator. I wanted so many details and this channel is the only place that had accurate, plentiful, facts on the matter. And then I got sucked in to the rest of the videos. Amazing channel, extremely underrated. Definitely needs more attention.

[@danrobinson572]

@@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast when is the next video coming out on KZbin?

[@mg25gal]

I appreciate all the work involved in producing these episodes. As other listeners mentioned before, we prefer the first narrator’s voice that narrates episode 53 part 1 to 5. It is so much better, engaging, captivating voice that make you want to listen more.

[@bausy2196]

It's the exact same guy... Only the microphone has changed

[@mattwayne9128]

@@bausy2196 I personally didn't even notice a change, and I just binged the whole series back to back.

[@nutyyyy]

Its the same guy... did you not notice the thick Australian accent? 😂

[@spiralout112]

Agreed, I really appreciate this all the work that went into this but I just straight up can not listen to this messed up robot voice stuff.

[@whotelakecity2001]

Agree. The person narrating first few episodes is musch easier to listen.

[@voiceofreason1208]

The Ransacker, East Area Rapist, Original Night Stalker, GSK....This guy has more monikers than Apollo Creed. I have been binge listening to this podcast in reverse only going out of order with multi-part series. The jonestown series and this one are hands down the most attention-grabbing, in-depth and riveting that I have heard on this channel or any of the other several true crime channels I follow.

[@turtleanton6539]

Agreed

[@texastea5686]

Lol! Yes same, I've been switching back and forth. I barely discovered this channel a few months ago and I'm hooked! I was going to cancel my YT Premium subscription, but I find just this program alone is well worth it!!

[@BradleyBuiltWoodcraft]

There’s an, I think, newer channel called Maniac Cadence that is excellent, truly. I think he has maybe 20k subs on his KZbin channel but he’s putting out content that is up near Jim Can’t Swim for how informative and entertaining he is. I would check him out. Also, Jim Can’t Swim or JCS criminal psychology (or something similar) is first rate, grade “A” prime true crime

[@marinamartens1334]

Excellent as always. I am greatful for the absence ( mostly) of dramatic music and sound effects.

[@nightnurse2543]

Glad to hear you will be back in February enjoy your break 😀🇬🇧

[@rebeccahanson308]

I saw people asking for more cases. On a app I listen on they say there not making any more posts till Feb 2021

[@beckbeck5110]

Thanks for letting us know 😊😊

[@SHurd-rc2go]

😊 April 2021

[@mariapower9979]

Thst was awesome, CF! Outstanding presentation!!!!!!!! I watched (listened) from one thru 6 and, although I knew it was DeAngelo when I saw the name change from EAR to Golden State Killer, as most of your listeners will......I didnt know exactoy what he did..... Thank God he was caught!!!!!!!!! Keep up the good work CF! Great research abd compelling delivery!!!!

[@ulalaFrugilega]

What I do not understand is that every justice system I know about has some sort of statue of limitation on almost all crimes. Why is that? Why can evading justice for long enough absolve you from raping a person? Or even from stealing a purse? I don't get it. Someone willing and able to explain, please?

[@lesa00]

The purpose and effect of statutes of limitations are to protect defendants. There are three reasons for their enactment: A plaintiff with a valid cause of action should pursue it with reasonable diligence. By the time a stale claim is litigated, a defendant might have lost evidence necessary to disprove the claim. Litigation of a long-dormant claim may result in more cruelty than justice.

[@ulalaFrugilega]

@@lesa00 thanks! But I am not convinced. Those are valid reasons, but at the most to take into consideration on a case to case basis, not to just wholeheartedly atop persecuting a rapist. Or someone who bashed somebody's head in, but did not kill him. Rape is the best case against limitations, as especially young victims are known to need many years until coming forward. Anyway, those reasons, if taken as viable, should be applicable to murder as well, right? Because, why not?

[@PArTuie]

@@ulalaFrugilega Well, in the case of stealing a purse. The 19 year old that stole the purse is not the same person that's over 50 and would not think to steal as they have matured. For that one, a statute of limitation is legitimate.

[@ulalaFrugilega]

@@PArTuie MIGHT be. He might have matured into a big thief, though… anyway, why limit culpability for rape? What sort of signal does that limit alone send to men?

[@nutyyyy]

Because in the past there wouldn't be any evidence that would be admissible in court after that time. Today there is no statute of limitation for rape because we have more forensic and DNA evidence that can be used.

[@spiderlady1943]

The measured way you use to describe such brutality and cruelty over so many episodes of this casefile is astonishing! I am new to your channel - thank you for exemplary research and the respect you show for the victims of such heinous crimes.

[@Quiintus7]

This would be an amazing TV series. Lets make the next version of Mind Hunters using case-file.

[@scottclark1123]

But KZbin is the new TV

[@trendel13]

Manhunt on Netflix would be a good place for it too.

[@cyrusemanuel1405]

I realize I'm kinda randomly asking but does anyone know of a good site to watch newly released tv shows online ?

[@foxchaim5370]

@Cyrus Emanuel i use flixzone. Just google for it =)

[@darwinzayd1955]

@Fox Chaim Yup, been watching on FlixZone for months myself :)

[@kenlee1416]

This serial-murdering devil and another one, Samuel little, effectively got away with their deeds (at least in this physical world), since they each have one foot in the grave and won't suffer that much in jail ..

[@kenlee1416]

And wouldn't you know it, just before 2020 ends, Samuel takes a bow from this physical world - indeed getting off very lightly for 'is deeds.

[@jspekter8410]

@@kenlee1416 Good call!

[@turtleanton6539]

He might live another 20-30

[@kenlee1416]

@@turtleanton6539 Little died December 2020. This one is 75+, maybe another 5 years tops.

[@JulieLeach-n3m]

Trust me they wont have a easy time in jail 1 their old and have been used to a life of freedom 2 Deangelo lost his entire family and i cant think that life for an old person in prison would be easy

[@headweb1]

I always wondered how he knew so much about everybody's phone numbers, names, who live there, when they were coming home. It's like he knew everything. You just have to go back to the Visalia ransacker and remember when he was breaking into four homes a day. He learned to do this without the ransacking just to get the information for later. Do the ransacking with sex. He could look in the closet and see whether it was a woman or a man. Knew all the routines. The connection with the real estate for sale is he would break into the house for sale very easily without worry and he could spy on all of the neighbors from that location. Watch them all day and night if he wanted to. Snoop around their house, loosen up security, and go back next door to the house for sale for the backyard and wait. It's about as creepy as It gets.

[@jenniferbailey5914]

AND he took notes….yucky, creepy and sick!

[@whotelakecity2001]

Yes, I wish someone would do an up with whatever they found out since he got caught. Like he did he do it? How did he have the time? What happened to him between 1981 and 1986? Between last and second last known murders. Did they find the trophies? What did the wife say? And much more...Can anyone do an update please?

[@TaurusWitch29]

Plus he could use the system with the cops to look people up when they moved to get phone numbers and stuff too

[@coryc8819]

This guy seems inhuman, like how is one man capable of doing that

[@turtleanton6539]

He is the devil incarnate

[@nhvanonerz8244]

All these killers are animals and wild animals belong either in cages or put down.

[@ellenwalker4377]

yay, my favorite case! what a nice surprise. thanks for the always excellent content.

[@obLYGed]

What a rollercoaster. Terrible human. Can't believe they let him live. Hope they never turn his lights out at night and never give him a pillow or mattress or blanket.

[@amaccoy]

Ironic how, during the trial, everyone else wore masks while the whole world saw his.

[@espojespo5]

That is the one thing that stands out to you?!...someone has too much time on their hands.

[@yungcris5211]

@@espojespo5 cus his indentity was crucial and now the world saw his face and his family know that there grandpa was a psychopathic serial killer

[@roadwarrior528]

@@espojespo5 You kind of sound like a serial killer yourself, with that out of place, strange response.

[@prometheusjones6580]

Will they continue to question him about how he committed his crimes or whether he had accomplices? Like who was he talking to when one of his attacks was interrupted by someone honking and then knocking?

[@nutyyyy]

I don't think he will talk. He admitted everything to avoid a death sentence but at the same time he hasn't revealed anything we didn't already know.

[@Stephen-gl5wu]

Wasn’t talking to anyone, he was doing that to put the cops off

[@bradyshaw1487]

Funny how you said “New Zealand born” you found some pride in that lol 😄 I think it’s great 👍

[@cerebralcathedral3247]

This case should have been solved back in the 70s, if only law enforcement investigated itself. If only they began to look for cops in the same districts as the crimes were committed. Look for a left handed cop, sandy blond hair, size 9 shoe 5'10 and left handed with a military background. They never did that and thats why it took so long to unmask, Joseph James DeAngelo. The Cordova Cat burglar, The Exeter Ransacker, The Visalia Ransacker, East area Rapist, The Original Night Stalker, The Diamond Knot Killer and finally The Golden State Killer. Most of Josephs crimes were committed while he was a cop, cuz The best criminals wear a badge.

[@stAy-SMR]

I adore this podcast, the detail and respect throughout is mind boggling. Thanks to you and your team for the hard work. If I could make one request - the tokyo "twitter murderer" might be an interesting one to look at.

[@1888.cfc.]

No part 5??? Can't find it.

[@marinamartens1334]

Me either

[@hankjones7054]

Any particular reason this episode is not available on stitcher like all the others? 🤔

[@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast]

Hey Hank, We had a slight technical issue on Stitcher but it has now been resolved and the episode is available. Have a safe and happy holidays!

[@danrobinson572]

@@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast it’s been 3 weeks since last video? When will the next one come out?

[@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast]

@@danrobinson572 Hi Dan, We are on a break now for the rest of the year and will be returning with new episodes in February 2021. Happy New Year!

[@danrobinson572]

@@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast ok good to know. You deserve a long break.

[@danrobinson572]

@@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast hopefully you do a podcast on the bowraville murders

[@malovela]

HOW can anyone be against using forensic genetic genealogy?!? I consider the method one of the most important and uplifting scientific developments ever, and I think it should be available for use in all cases concerning violent crimes. If my DNA could help catch a violent offender, I'd consider that one of the most important contributions I'd ever made. I'd send a DNA sample to a genealogy site lab for that reason alone, and I wish everyone would. If they did, we might actually see a worldwide decrease in violent crime, since it the hugely increased risk of being caught would act as a deterrent. I hate that GEDMATCH have made the decision to make their database off limits to law enforcement. :( :( :( Submit your DNA, everyone! For example to 23andMe, Family Tree DNA, MyHeritage DNA, AncestryDNA or Living DNA.

[@tonysansom]

Paul Holes, the detective that lead the identification of De Angelo is a regular on another KZbin podcast called Small Town Dicks. It's also co-hosted by Yeardley Smith, the lady that voices Lisa Simpson.

[@nancychisholm5399]

I hope he lives for many years confined in isolation.

[@ulalaFrugilega]

Nancy Chisholm yeah, only being let out to shower with all the most violent fellow inmates, while the guards have coughing fits or sth.

[@rebeccahanson308]

I love these pods such detail. how ever do prefer the original narrator xx

[@mg25gal]

Completely agree. the first narrator’s voice that narrates episode 53 part 1 to 5. It is so much better, engaging, captivating voice that make you want to listen more.

[@rebeccahanson308]

yeah he's a bit overly theatrical. has he been doing it long?

[@tristanlaird5470]

Are they not the same people?

[@mg25gal]

I don’t know if it’s the same narrator just doing a different voice style, slower and not as captivating or it’s a different person all together

[@rebeccahanson308]

deffinatly a different person

[@GorillaGwenny]

Who was the woman and child that was supposedly living with Diangelo?

[@danrobinson572]

His grand daughter and daughter I think.

[@89RealThe]

^What he said

[@danrobinson572]

@@89RealThe what???

[@danrobinson572]

@Guybrush Threepweed the person telling the story said they had two people living with them at the time.

[@Rei-bz1rb]

You know how it started with an ad I was so confused cus i was like what introduction to a case file is this 🤣

[@turtleanton6539]

Hahaha agreed ! But they gotta make money somehow

[@natelax1367]

Holy shit i just listened to the other parts over the last 2 days and was going to ask about the update.

[@ulalaFrugilega]

natelax1367 I listened to those a couple years back, was totally creeped out, and then the news broke that he'd been arrested. That was absolutely gorgeous!

[@texastea5686]

1:26:29 😂DENIED!!!

[@turtleanton6539]

So scary man

[@jenniferbailey5914]

I am so glad that this monster was finally caught. Science is a wonderful thing and I’ve had my own DNA done. I would have no problem with the police using it to catch such people. I wouldn’t care if they were relatives. You don’t get to commit such horrific crimes and get a pass just because you decide you won’t do it anymore. I hope he rots in hell!

[@ክፉየዩቲዩብእጀታ]

EARONS is eternal, no time for false monikers!

[@travisgray8376]

Hey guys if U want to read every ear/ ons attacks in order read case files of the east area Rapist/golden state killer by Kat winters and Keith komos and for all his early vr crimes they released a book called sercets origins of the golden state killer the Visalia Ransacker all crimes in detail both books r amazing factual accounts of each attack/crime

[@crib4046]

Seriously. He doesn't want the death penalty? That is EXACTLY what I would give him. Jail at this point is useless.

[@turtleanton6539]

Well they wait around for 15-20 yrs anyway

[@SHurd-rc2go]

In another life, to be a scientist with Parabon Labs.

[@Frenchblue8]

Where are you?

[@LilDitBit]

What are you

[@rml1919]

I love the background music to these videos. Want to hear a good scary story on Halloween... Pop one of these case files in for the chicks. Esp in a car at night sitting in a dark secluded area. 🤣...😐...😳

[@scratchking3205]

God is real...Hell is real.....And this man shall see both

[@texastea5686]

1:19:55 omg how effing exhausting and annoying

[@Camibug]

22:53

[@CowneloAlvaroid]

Where are the rest of 1-5 Golden state killer eps??🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@mslcook471]

Case 53 EARONS

[@CowneloAlvaroid]

@@mslcook471 Thank you, I eventually found them! Great series 🤌

[@chrissyanne13]

Casfile worker Lisa seems very busy

[@tristanlaird5470]

No new casefile today. I'm devastated 😭

[@FettTheWatcher]

The Jane and John doe thing is weak. He should have been called out for each person he attacked by name

[@simonbarlowartist4681]

The narrator on the first 6 case 53 casefiles was better. this bloke is monotonous and machine like. pity, good series.

[@michelecraig6453]

I truly enjoy your program but sadly the constant over flow of ads has turned me against the program. I do wish you continued success.

[@bausy2196]

What kind of ridiculous person would you have to be upset if someone used a genealogy website to solve a crime. If you haven't done anything wrong you have no reason to be worried.

[@lesa00]

www.cnbc.com/2018/06/16/5-biggest-risks-of-sharing-dna-with-consumer-genetic-testing-companies.html

[@nutyyyy]

@Patty Nielsen But the people who use these sites are voluntarily putting their DNA up for the public to see so they can find relatives.

[@voiceofreason1208]

Your last sentence is exactly what conniving law enforcement and government officials say in order to coerce their way into searching your car or your house without a warrant. It doesn't matter if I'm doing anything wrong or not it's my property and I have a right to say no unless you have a detailed warrant saying what you're looking for where you're looking for and it's signed by a judge in good standing and even then in my opinion that's garbage. And it's because people hold the view that you just expressed that it's no big deal that the status in this world get away with the stuff that they do. What you're also neglecting to say is that these companies not only share information with law enforcement but they share your genetic information with research laboratories. What are medical research laboratories doing with your DNA? If you don't care then that's a really big issue. When someone has your DNA they have you. Wouldn't it be amazing if one day the sheriff's department shows up at your door and says hey your DNA was found on a crime scene and you know darn well that you were never there? Yeah no thanks.

[@voiceofreason1208]

@@nutyyyy but many of them aren't reading the fine print that is saying that your genetic material will be shared with law enforcement and medical research laboratories. It's on them for doing such a stupid thing

[@drink_with_the_dead]

​@@voiceofreason1208yep 💯

[@lesa00]

love the series, but as usual in yt a lot of ppl who comment are sooo ignorant and bigoted... my god, i know there are lots of you but it never fails to astonish me how many and how deep it goes.

[@easfgman4687]

This is on stitcher for free and uses less battery and data.

[@dallasharlow4431]

Good Channel but not worth 3000 ads

[@melanieknisely5045]

Did y'all die? WTF? Let's go, we need a new episode.

[@samsitluoc2375]

They go on annual break. They even say it in their podcasts if you listen properly. The casefile crew have lives and have family too, ya know.. they will probably be back in like a week or so.

[@melanieknisely5045]

@@samsitluoc2375 I think you spelled your last name wrong.

[@melanieknisely5045]

Okay, it's official, y'all have died. Peace out.