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Episode 4: Stephanie

By: James Ellroy
Narrated by: James Ellroy
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  • The brutal murder of 16-year-old Stephanie Gorman forced West LA to lock it doors and fear its neighbors. It was random, it was vicious. The terrifying tale of a killer without remorse. Ellroy picks up the case, only to fall in love with the victim.
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The worst podcast i have ever listened too.
Nearly sent me to sleep with his monotone voice

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Almost prose poetry. James Ellroy’s reading, a burst of staccato facts, conveys the pointless tragedy of sex crimes, His occasional tenderness towards the victims expressing much more than murder voyeurism.

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