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Was Donna Richmond's murder the end of a string of burglaries and homicides in small-town California? Was the wrong person convicted? This podcast provides new information and insight into Donna's case. We also detail a string of ransacking burglaries, the murder of another young teen, and the shooting of a father protecting his daughter as she was being kidnapped. The police came close to catching the ransacker, but he shot his way out. Were all of these crimes committed by the same person? Did he change jurisdiction to avoid detection? UPDATE: Joseph James Deangelo has been identified and charged as the Visalia Ransacker and East Area Rapist.
Stay with us through the last episode to tie it all together.
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2Episode 1 - The events of Day One - Donna Jo Richmond and Oscar Clifton. - For the interactive maps: http://12-26-75.com/ - Interlude music "Knife," by the Artist "As Bulk Or Item," used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 2 - The events of Day One - Suppressed witnesses and finding the bike. For the interactive map: http://12-26-75.com/ - Interlude music "Knife," by the Artist "As Bulk Or Item," used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 3 - The events of Day One - The strange story of the only piece of physical evidence at the abduction scene. For the interactive map: http://12-26-75.com/ - Interlude music "Knife," by the Artist "As Bulk Or Item," used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 4 - How other evidence was found and handled. For interactive map http://12-26-75.com/ - Interlude music "Knife," by the Artist "As Bulk Or Item," used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 5 - Evidence presented by the prosecution against Oscar Clifton (Part 1). For interactive maps: http:12-26-75.com/ - Interlude music "Knife," by the Artist "As Bulk Or Item," used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 6 - Evidence presented by the prosecution against Oscar Clifton (Part 2). For interactive map http://12-26-75.com/ - Interlude music "Knife," by the Artist "As Bulk Or Item," used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 7 - The Defense of Oscar Clifton, 12-26-75.com For the interactive map: http://12-26-75.com/ - Interlude music "Knife," by the Artist "As Bulk Or Item," used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode Eight - The Visalia Ransacker (Pt. 1) For the interactive maps: http://12-26-75.com/ - Interlude music "Jazz Drums (2017)," by the Artist “Jetsounds,” used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 9 - The Visalia Ransacker (VR) in 1975 and the murder of Claude Snelling. For the interactive maps: http://12-26-75.com/ - Interlude music "Jazz Drums (2017)," by the Artist “Jetsounds,” used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 10 The Visalia Ransacker, Part 3. Investigation of Snelling murder & final ransackings. For the interactive maps: http://12-26-75.com/ - - Interlude music "Jazz Drums (2017)," by the Artist “Jetsounds,” used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 11 - McGowen Shooting. After being surveilled, a perfect left-handed shot left Det. McGowen wounded and allowed the VR to escape. For the interactive maps: http://12-26-75.com/ - - Interlude music "Jazz Drums (2017)," by the Artist “Jetsounds,” used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 12 Donna, Jennifer, and the VR - tying together the Tulare cases. For the interactive maps: http://12-26-75.com/ Interlude music "Jazz Drums (2017)," by the Artist “Jetsounds,” used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 13 - VR = EAR. How did VPD reach the conclusion that the Visalia Ransacker and East Area Rapist were the same perpetrator? For the interactive maps: http://12-26-75.com/ Interlude music "Jazz Drums (2017)," by the Artist “Jetsounds,” used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 14 - The Danville Papers. Were these handwritten documents the work of the EAR? Do they provide a vital clue to his identity... or not? For the interactive maps: http://12-26-75.com/ Interlude music "Jazz Drums (2017)," by the Artist “Jetsounds,” used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 15 - What's Next? For the interactive map: http://12-26-75.com/ Interlude music "Jazz Drums (2017)," by the Artist “Jetsounds,” used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 16 - Sgt. Joe DeAngleo, Exeter PD. For the interactive map: https://12-26-75.com/ Interlude music "Knife," by the Artist "As Bulk Or Item," used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 16 PS - Where Are My Pants? For the interactive map: http://12-26-75.com/ Interlude music "Knife," by the Artist "As Bulk Or Item," used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 17 - Trolls For the interactive maps: https://12-26-75.com/ Interlude music "Jazz Drums (2017)," by the Artist “Jetsounds,” used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 18 - Framed For the interactive map: 12-26-75.com/. Interlude music "Knife," by the Artist "As Bulk Or Item," used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 19 - Nancy For the interactive maps: 12-26-75.com/ Interlude music "Jazz Drums (2017)," by the Artist “Jetsounds,” used with permission under the Creative Commons License; Intro and Outro music "Spooks in the House," by the Artist "Lone Tree Music," licensed by Jamendo Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The best that I have listened to so far. appreciate all the details and the delivery of the facts. This is a no nonsense telling of events that I believe the victims of VR would appreciate. Good job in handling this information in a respectful manner.
Fantastic, I've listened to many podcasts and read several books on the VR, EAR and ONS but this is by far is more informed and detailed. I'm on episode 17 and can't listen quick enough, I'm aware that wrongful convictions are much more commonplace than generally known but don't yet know the status of Oscar Clifton today. I can't listen quick enough.
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I was really excited to listen to this podcast, but I don't like the delivery.... I'm 6 mins in and ready to give up.
guys you've got to do something about the breathing. it sounds like one of you is breathing thru your nose into the mic during about 75% of the episode. it's to the point where I almost can't listen to it.
Is this freaking anyone out right about now?
I love your podcast! There's no more in depth coverage of the Visalia ransacker anywhere else. I love that you guys include the actual police reports. It gives us, the listeners, an actual description of how often these burglaries occurred, how odd they were, and how much the police took these burglaries seriously. Thank you for doing this podcast. I hope you'll continue your show. Have you guys considered delving into the EAR series more. It would be awesome if you guys could get some of those police reports. Again, thank you.
Great in depth coverage of the VR. I became interested in this case after researching the EAR/ONS... who's now known as The Golden State Killer. The similarities in these cases are uncanny. This podcast is a must listen if you're into true crime!