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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They show their loved ones support, set their employees up for success, or simply avoid anyone with toxic tendencies.
At the same time, some use their people skills for selfish reasons.
They get a sense of someone's tendencies and exploit them, whether it's for money, sex, their own personal validation, or something else.
Ed Kemper was one of those people, except he didn't just use others to get ahead.
He used them to commit some of the most shocking crimes America has ever seen and reshaped what we thought we knew about the killer mind.
Yes, that's right.
I work for Glass Entertainment Group, and we produced a documentary for Oxygen a few years back about Ed Kemper called Kemper on Kemper.
And we unpacked his crimes through his own perspective, using his own words from his interviews with law enforcement.
As we get started, be advised that this episode contains discussion of rape, murder, necrophilia, and animal violence.
So please listen with care.
Today, Vanessa and Dr. Engels begin their deep dive into 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 a childhood defined by ridicule can manifest in violence, how incarceration in early adulthood can impact development,
why some killers use complex post-mortem rituals to prolong the thrill.
And as always, they'll be asking the question, what makes a killer?
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