Dr. Tristan Ingalls
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4,386 appearances
21 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard 31 Aug
Dr. Tristan Ingalls’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We all can fall into the trap of that need for cognitive closure.
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Once we've built a coherent explanation around something, losing that forces us back into ambiguity, and that's not something we're comfortable with.
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No one likes that.
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And the investigators and the people of Florence certainly didn't either.
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For investigators, it's equally frustrating, but for a different reason.
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And acquittal doesn't necessarily answer.
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The question of what happened.
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It just means the prosecution couldn't prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt.
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So investigators are now left with the same unresolved question they've been trying to answer for decades.
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And when we really think about it, what evidence did they have against Salvatore?
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What was concrete?
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The murder stopped.
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That's definitely suggestive, but it's not proof.
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The monster's gone up to seven years without killing people.
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Before.
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There are other explanations too.
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The monster could have died, could have moved, or been incarcerated on something else, or became sick.
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Salvatore likely killed his first wife, so he's certainly capable of that, but there's no history of mutilation, and there was no direct forensic proof for eyewitnesses connecting him to any of these murders.
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He was acquitted because the prosecution's case failed to.
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establish him as a murderer, that's pretty significant.
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