A devastating fire rips through Malibu, burning Anthony Rauda’s campsite, Malibu Creek State Park, and any evidence the cops might have missed. Rauda appears in court, and a tentative link is established between him and the murder. Meanwhile, Cece Woods, a popular Malibu blogger, casts doubt on the case against Rauda as she crusades against the Lost Hills station — why didn’t the authorities warn the public before someone died? She smells a coverup.
Footage of the Henry Stern Town Hall meeting provided by KBUU-FM Malibu.
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03/16/21 • 39 min
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Lost Hills: Dark Canyon - 2. The Pink Bubble
Transcript Summary
In the episode "The Pink Bubble," listeners are taken on a gripping journey through the chaotic underbelly of Malibu, a place known for its mystique and image. The episode begins with a man claiming he was shot at while hiking in Carbon Canyon, sparking suspicions of a cover-up by the authorities. As a fire ravages Malibu, destroying homes and lives, a shocking revelation is made—the arrested man has a history of combustion and setting things on fire. The defense raises compelling arguments that the evidence is a setup to pin the blame on a homeless man, leaving doubts about the arrested man's actual guilt. As the reporter digs deeper into the incidents, they encounter resistance from authorities, causing panic among residents who demand answers. Divided into two groups, the hill people and the coast people, Malibu proves to be a fiercely defended private paradise where outsiders are unwelcome. With revelations of an alleged cover-up and a community determined to uncover the truth, this episode uncovers the disconcerting reality behind the picturesque façade of Malibu.
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Pushkin. Malibu has layers. They're the hill people and the coast people, the super rich and the homesteaders. What they have in common, what's deep in the DNA of this place, is that they don't like outsiders. This is a private paradise. You can visit, but you can't stay, and you better not ask any questions or the walls go up. I find that out when I first start trying to report on the killing of Tristan Boudett. This is back in the summer of twe
2. The Pink Bubble Top Questions Answered
Are there divisions between the residents of Malibu?
Yes, there is a divide between the hill people and the coast people in Malibu, causing tension and dislike towards outsiders.
What was the impact of the murder of Tristan Boudett in Malibu?
The murder of Tristan Boudett in Malibu Creek State Park caused panic and raised safety concerns among residents.
Have there been other shooting incidents in Malibu?
Yes, there have been multiple shooting incidents and near misses reported in Malibu, leading to further alarm.
Did law enforcement take these crimes seriously?
Initially, it appears that law enforcement did not take the crimes seriously or establish a connection between them, raising concerns among residents.
Was there suspicion of a cover-up by law enforcement?
Yes, residents suspect a cover-up by law enforcement due to the perceived lack of interest and slow response to the crimes.
Who is actively investigating the crimes in Malibu?
Reporter Cecy Woods is actively investigating the crimes and believes they are related, seeking to uncover the truth.
Is the mayor of Malibu interested in investigating the crimes?
The mayor of Malibu does not seem eager to investigate the crimes, which adds to the frustration of the residents.
Were there any witnesses to the shooting incidents in Malibu?
Yes, a man claims that someone shot at him while hiking in Carbon Canyon, and despite calling 911, he received no response, leading to the belief that law enforcement did not show interest.
Was there any significant event that devastated Malibu?
Yes, a massive fire called the Woolsey Fire devastated Malibu, causing significant destruction.
Was there suspicion of Anthony Rowda's involvement in the fire?
Yes, Anthony Rowda, who has a history of setting fires and causing explosions, raised suspicion about his involvement in the Woolsey Fire.
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