"Best of True Crime Reporter™ 2021" -- Serial Killer Kenneth McDuff
Publisher |
Robert Riggs
Media Type |
audio
Podknife tags |
Society & Culture
Texas
True Crime
Categories Via RSS |
True Crime
Publication Date |
Dec 27, 2021
Episode Duration |
00:25:12

In this “Best Of True Crime Reporter™”, we take you back to the first episode in our series about serial killer Kenneth Allen McDuff.

It was a Webby Award Honoree for Best True Crime Podcast in 2021.

McDuff is the only criminal in Texas history to have received three death sentences.

Yet he got out of prison under a cloud of corruption after murdering three teenagers.

An FBI profiler, the late Roy Hazelwood, described McDuff to me as the Great White Shark of serial killers.

Yet most people have never heard of McDuff.

But an audience around the globe is about to learn the grizzly details of a sexual sadistic serial killer.

We are producing a five-part documentary series called “Freed To Kill” about McDuff with Big Media TV for a major streaming channel. 

I rounded up homicide investigators, victims’ family members, and other reporters that you don’t hear from in this podcast.

It’s a deep look inside the mind of a serial killer and the dedication of law officers that were determined to put McDuff back behind bars.

With that said, here’s a reminder that this is not for the faint of heart.

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