Andrea Gunning
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95 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 23 Jul
Andrea Gunning’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Our parents are supposed to be our safe harbor, the people we look to for love, protection, and approval.
They guide us and help shape our understanding of the world so that we can thrive on our own someday.
Unfortunately, not everyone gets that kind of support from their parents.
Some people have to figure out life for themselves.
For others, parents can create so much negativity, they can't wait to leave home and get away.
Growing up, Ed Kemper wanted nothing more than to escape his mother's dark cloud.
Her emotional and physical abuse made him feel weak.
As he got older, the resentment festered, and Ed fantasized about one day making his mom feel the same way.
But he didn't just wanna punish her.
He wanted to punish all women.
So he hunted them down one by one until it was time to make his ultimate kill.
As we get started, be advised that this episode contains discussion of rape, murder, and necrophilia, so please listen with care.
This is the conclusion of a deep dive into the mind of Ed Kemper, one of the most notorious serial killers in American history.
In 1970s California, Ed murdered at least six young female hitchhikers, until finally turning his rage on the person who tormented him most, his own mother.
And as Vanessa goes through the story, Dr. Engels will be talking about things like why some killers raise the stakes with each murder, how fear of vulnerability can drive a need for absolute dominance,
and why some murderers seem to lose their drive as they get older.
And as always, they'll be asking the question, what makes a killer?
Yes.
So the idea of Kemper on Kemper was to unpack his crimes through using his own interviews, his own voice.
Right.
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