The Killer Clown Edition: The Prosecution of John Wayne Gacy

American serial killer and rapist, John Wayne Gacy, Jr., became notorious for the mass murder of at least 33 teenage boys and young men in the late 1970s. December 2018 marked the 40th anniversary of the discovery of the mass grave beneath his home, which shocked the American public and shattered the image of the safe suburban community. This episode provides a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the crimes and prosecution of the man dubbed the “The Killer Clown” by William “Bill” Kunkle, the lead prosecutor who took him on and sent him to his eventual execution.

[@chriswick7987]

Great interview. Mr Kunkle is awesome, he made it his mission to bury that evil bastard.

[@jeffreybyrne4357]

Bill was such an eloquent, thoughtful, and intelligent man. Such a memory when you think he tried the case over 40 years ago. Rest in Peace, Bill! You’ve earned it!

[@wendirose509]

The victim's families can speak for themselves. They don't need that ignorant judge to speak for them.

[@trevorszymborski8774]

The rock concert victim was the first victim of Jeffery Dahmer

[@Nikitas1978]

I don't think that Gacy had any chance to escape the capital punishment. Any average mediocre prosecutor and judge would be able to get the trial to this outcome. There were multiple evidences found, such as dead bodies, belongings of the murdered people, you name it. In addition, Gacy himself confessed to his crimes. The job of the prosecutor and the judge was very easy here. The main credit should go to the police investigators first place.

[@dominiquebell9021]

18:32. 20:50.

[@ufc1243]

Not Ted Bundy you are thinking about Jeffrey Dahmer not Ted 24:53 you're talking about bundy this video is it's about Ted