The Double Life of John Wayne Gacy - True Crime With Good Wine

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The Double Life of John Wayne Gacy - True Crime With Good Wine

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On December 11th, 1978, a fifteen-year-old boy named Robert Piest stepped outside a Des Plaines, Illinois pharmacy to talk to a man about a summer job. His mother was waiting in the parking lot. He never came back. The man he went to see was John Wayne Gacy — contractor, community volunteer, Democratic Party precinct captain, and the man who had shaken hands with First Lady Rosalynn Carter just months earlier. He was also, by the time Robert Piest disappeared, already responsible for the deaths of at least twenty-nine young men — buried in the crawlspace beneath his house, under concrete and lime, while he threw neighborhood parties above them. This is the full story of John Wayne Gacy. How he operated in plain sight for six years. How survivors reported him to police and were not believed. How his Iowa sex conviction was invisible to Illinois authorities due to a catastrophic failure in record sharing. How investigators finally found what was under the house. How the trial unfolded, how the victims were identified over decades using DNA technology, and what the case revealed about who gets believed, and who does not, when they report a crime. Thirty-three confirmed victims. Six years. One neighborhood in suburban Chicago. One narrator. No shortcuts. Pour yourself something good.

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