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Oakland County Child Killer /// Episode 28 /// Clip 3

November 11, 2022 / 00:45

This episode discusses the Oakland County child killer case, focusing on the timeline from February 15, 1976, to March 16, 1977. It examines the number of victims, initially thought to be seven, but now believed to be four. The killer, nicknamed the babysitter, is noted for bathing the victims before their bodies were found.

The conversation highlights the chilling details surrounding the case, including the public's reaction and media coverage at the time. It also touches on the investigation efforts and the impact on the community.

Listeners learn about the psychological aspects of the case and how it has influenced discussions on child safety and criminal profiling.

TLDR

The episode covers the Oakland County child killer case and its chilling details.

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[Music] child kill him [Music] the Oakland County child killer case took place between February 15 1976 and

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March 16th of 1977. now originally there was a thought that there might have been

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seven victims nowadays the thought is that there were only four victims this killer was also nicknamed the babysitter

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because all four victims reportedly were bathed before they were dumped now we say dumped the the newspapers say dumped

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but in fact there was another aspect to this case the

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Episode Highlights

The Oakland County Child Killer Case
A chilling series of events unfolded between 1976 and 1977, involving four young victims.
“This killer was also nicknamed the babysitter.”
@ 00m 28s
November 11, 2022

Episode Quotes

The Oakland County child killer case shocked the nation.
Oakland County Child Killer /// Episode 28 /// Clip 3
This killer was also nicknamed the babysitter.
Oakland County Child Killer /// Episode 28 /// Clip 3

Key Moments

Case Overview00:10
Nickname Revealed00:28