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Thetrue-crime podcast universeis ever expanding.

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Were here to make it a bit smaller and a bit more manageable.

Each week, our crack team of podcast enthusiasts and specialists will pick their favorites.

But I picked a great episode to dive into head first.

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Despite police efforts, Anns body was never found and a suspect was never charged.

All these years later, the case remains open, albeit with a footnote.

The notorious serial killer was just 14 years old at the time and delivered newspapers near Anns home.

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Its interesting conjecture, but does it hold?

After listening, Im pretty sure Im a believer, but your mileage may vary.

(Alcala is also the subject of the new Wondery podcastThe Dating Game Killer.)

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Jamie, come wake up, an increasingly panicked man pleads before he realizes that Jamie is dead.

The 19-year-old has been murdered.

Dr. Alex Bridges, an expert forensic psychiatrist, emerges as the central character and narrator of this mystery.

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Yet her interviews with the accused and his family give listeners clues in this mystery.

(Spoiler alert: He doesnt answer.)

The next day, the man was seen again, this time dead.

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He had no ID and no visible cause of death.

(FYI, the murdery atmosphere of Adelaide brings to mind California in the 70s.)

When I need an extra soupcon of levity, I tune in toTrue Crime Obsessed.

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(She survived.)

He pleaded to the lesser charge of assault and was paroled after just 17 months.

This podcast covers it all.

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And thats essentially where the first episode ends.

Amy Wilkinson

Murder in Pilot Mountain, Who Was Ronda Blaylock?

On August 26, 1980, 14-year-old Ronda Blaylock disappeared after school in Rural Hall, North Carolina.

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Her body was found three days later, 17 miles away in Pilot Mountain, North Carolina.

Forty years later,FOX8 WGHP-TVin Greensboro is taking another look at Rondas case.

Chanel Dubofsky

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