Los Angeles in the 1980’s was a Meccah for several prolific serial killers. Many of these monstrous men and women were caught, tried and convicted for their crimes during this toxic time our country’s past, however today on The Secret Sits we are going to discuss one killer who made it out of the 1980’s without being caught until much later and this paved the way for his moniker, The Grim Sleeper.
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10/07/21 • 45 min
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The Secret Sits - The Grim Sleeper
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In this gripping episode titled "The Grim Sleeper," the podcast delves into the chilling story of Enietra Washington, who survived a terrifying attack by the infamous serial killer in Los Angeles. Despite the LAPD's initial lack of focus on the case, a task force was formed to investigate the Grim Sleeper's heinous "strawberry" murders. The Black Coalition Fighting Black Serial Murders demanded justice for victims from the South-Central area, shining a light on a series of unsolved crimes. Lonnie David Franklin Jr. was eventually arrested and convicted of ten murders and one attempted murder through DNA evidence. This episode explores the disturbing resurgence of the Grim Sleeper in the early 2000s and the efforts of the LAPD to link the 1980s unsolved murders to the new wave of killings. Discover the harrowing experiences and resilience of the survivors in this captivating episode that uncovers the unsettling story of a marginalized community plagued by a long-neglected serial killer.
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Los Angeles in the 1980’s was a Meccah for several prolific serial killers. Many of these monstrous men and women were caught, tried and convicted for their crimes during this toxic time our country’s past, however today on The Secret Sits we are going to discuss one killer who made it out of the 1980’s without being caught until much later and this paved the way for his moniker, The Grim Sleeper.
In 2007 in a small dingy room in the bowls of the LAPD headquarters, there is a group
The Grim Sleeper Top Questions Answered
Who was the sole survivor of the Grim Sleeper serial killer?
Enietra Washington.
How did Enietra Washington escape from the Grim Sleeper?
After being shot and sexually assaulted, Enietra managed to walk to her friend's house for help.
What was the Black Coalition Fighting Black Serial Murders protests?
The Black Coalition Fighting Black Serial Murders protests aimed to draw attention to the series of unsolved murders, including Enietra's case.
When was the 800 Task Force formed?
The 800 Task Force was formed in 2007.
Who was Lonnie David Franklin Jr.?
Lonnie David Franklin Jr. was arrested and charged with multiple counts of murder in connection with the Grim Sleeper killings.
What city was a hotbed for serial killers in the 1980s?
Los Angeles.
When did the Grim Sleeper operate?
The Grim Sleeper operated in the 1980s and resurfaced in 2002.
When did the Grim Sleeper stop his killings?
The Grim Sleeper stopped his killings in 1988 and resumed in 2002 and 2003.
How were the 2002 and 2003 killings connected to the unsolved murders from the 1980s?
DNA analysis linked the 2002 and 2003 killings to the unsolved murders from the 1980s.
Why did the LAPD face criticism in the Grim Sleeper case?
The LAPD faced criticism for not prioritizing the investigation due to the victims being from lower socioeconomic areas and primarily women of color.
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