August 17, 2019 • 34 mins
Beth Ritter-Guth describes John List's grisly mass murder of his family in the 1970s. Shockingly, he evades the police for more than 17 years before art and media merged, leading to his capture. Ritter-Guth also shares her involvement in developing a John List data base, as well as her use of virtual reality to assist in crime scene analysis. Visit CrimesUnlimited.com to hear more fascinating forensic podcasts!
Music by:
WVL’S BVNE
Stefon Pelirojo
Self Lit (Shane Becker)
Dark Weather (Acreage)
Through the Mist (Third Age)
The Way Things Were (Kevin Graham)
Rising Storm (Cody Martin)
Standing on the Edge (Stephen Keech)
We are Nowhere (Sounds Like Sander)
Music by:
WVL’S BVNE
Stefon Pelirojo
Self Lit (Shane Becker)
Dark Weather (Acreage)
Through the Mist (Third Age)
The Way Things Were (Kevin Graham)
Rising Storm (Cody Martin)
Standing on the Edge (Stephen Keech)
We are Nowhere (Sounds Like Sander)
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