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  • Long Island Serial Killer: The Shannon Gilbert Autopsy Report

    Rippercast welcomes researcher Robert Anderson to further discuss the Long Island Serial Killer case, this time bringing to our listeners new information that is contained in as-yet unreleased Suffolk County Medical Examiner's report on the death of Shannan Gilbert. As an added bonus following the main one-on-one interview we include another conversation Mr. Anderson was able to have with Forensic Crime Scene expert Dr. Charles Tumosa.



    Now available to be streamed or downloaded here:


    Also available in iTunes under Rippercast.

    Thank you to Robert Anderson for appearing on this program and thank to you all for listening.



    JM

  • #2
    Thanks for another wonderful podcast!!! and I would also like to send a special thanks to Robert and Dr. Tumosa- I was lucky enough to be in Baltimore for Rippercon, and this is an added bonus!!!

    Great work as always!

    Steadmund Brand
    "The truth is what is, and what should be is a fantasy. A terrible, terrible lie that someone gave to the people long ago."- Lenny Bruce

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    • #3
      Might Dr Tumosa's "most bizarre case" be placed in transcript here or would that be indiscreet?

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      • #4
        He requested that Robert turn off his recording device before he told of his worst case so I'm afraid there's no way to make a transcript.
        As I said on the podcast I do hope to have him on as a guest but I seriously doubt he'd delve into that tale given its extremely graphic nature.

        JM

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        • #5
          I for one hope you can get Dr Tumosa for the show... he is a fascinating man and a great speaker...would love to know more about his work at the Smithsonian

          Steadmund Brand
          "The truth is what is, and what should be is a fantasy. A terrible, terrible lie that someone gave to the people long ago."- Lenny Bruce

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          • #6
            Very interesting as normal.
            G U T

            There are two ways to be fooled, one is to believe what isn't true, the other is to refuse to believe that which is true.

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            • #7
              Thanks for this useful and interesting follow up to the Baltimore Rippercon talk. Just one small criticism, if I may: "hyoid" is properly pronounced to rhyme with "typhoid". Anderson always says "hyODE"! I know it's a minor point, but it's good to get the lingo right when you're talking forensics- and talking forensics to medical examiners and audiences makes it doubly important. Cheers!

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              • #8
                There one giant myth about this case that is constantly repeated which is that the killer asked the victims to leave their cellphones behind. Two of the victims brought their phones, one of the victims left her phone because she was sharing it with another escort and the girl needed it to arrange a date, and one victim inexplicably left her phone AND purse behind. This was Megan Waterman who got a call from her pimp Akeem Cruz and then left the hotel shortly after and was seen on camera walking down the street. There is no charming John who disarms the girls into "breaking protocol" and leaving their phones. Too many myths are incorrectly repeated about this case too often

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