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There’s never an ordinary day in true crime history. Flip back the calendar and see how one fateful day can ripple through time. Today in True Crime is a Spotify Original from Parcast.

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October 24, 1949: Robert Pickton Oct 24, 2019

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Canadian serial killer Robert Pickton, who was convicted of killing six women, was born on this day in 1949.

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October 23, 1981: The Monster of Florence Strikes Again Oct 23, 2019

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On this day in 1981, engaged couple Stefano Baldi and Susanna Cambi became the serial killer’s next victims—shot and stabbed to death in the vicinity of Calenzano.

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October 22, 1966: Sims Family Murdered Oct 22, 2019

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Robert, Helen and their daughter Joy Sims were bound, gagged, stabbed and shot to death. Found by the couple’s oldest daughter, Jeanie, on this day in 1966.

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October 21, 2014: Oscar Pistorius Sentenced Oct 21, 2019

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On this day in 2014, former Olympian Oscar Pistorius is sentenced to 5 years in prison for the death of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.

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October 20, 1944: Georgette Bauerdorf Inquest Oct 20, 2019

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On this day in 1944, a jury of nine men found that Bauerdorf's death was a homicide, and proposed a thorough investigation to apprehend her killer.

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October 19, 2002: DC Sniper Shootings Continue Oct 19, 2019

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On this day in 2002, Jeffrey Hopper is shot in a parking lot in Ashland, Virginia, 83 miles south of Washington. Doctors would remove the bullet two days later, connecting him to other DC Sniper victims.

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October 18, 1954: Sam Sheppard’s Trial Begins Oct 18, 2019

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Sam Sheppard's trial for the murder of his wife, Marilyn Reese Sheppard, begins on this day in 1954.

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October 17, 1941: Theodore Coneys Oct 17, 2019

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On this day in 1941, “The Denver Spiderman” Theodore Coneys bludgeons Philip Peters to death—the man whose attic he’d secretly been living in for a month.

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October 16, 1869: “The Cardiff Giant” Hoax Oct 16, 2019

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A 10-foot-tall “petrified man”—the Cardiff Giant “discovered” on this day in 1869.

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October 15, 1793: Marie Antoinette Convicted Oct 15, 2019

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On this day in 1793, Queen Marie Antoinette of France is tried and convicted, and condemned to death the following day.

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