Gabriel Luna
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101 appearances
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1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 20 Oct
Gabriel Luna’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Because...
I was not interested in that part of the story.
And it's part of the story, I feel like, that got overdone in the 70s because it sold newspapers and, you know, the killer clown, and it was something unique and obviously super creepy, but it was... It actually is a... It's...
It was a small part of who he was.
Yeah, but I agree.
I mean, I think that the clown is the least creepy thing about John Casey.
Right.
And if anything, I think it has done a lot of harm because it has sort of softened his image or kind of humanized him.
Because even though we – clowns are scary, it is also sort of child – there's a childlike kind of, like, innocence to it.
And I think it helped with his sort of cult personality and how, like, parts of, like, the heavy metal scene embraced him and, like –
I think it was one of the many things we were hoping to do with this is kind of rewrite the story on him and be like, this guy's not cool.
There's nothing interesting about him.
Like, there was nothing redeeming about this man.
How young they all were.
Yeah, that's such a good point.
There was such, at the time in the 70s, there was such a judgment on the victims and it was labeled like this, they were deviants or runaways or, you know, that there was some kind of judgment on these boys that allowed people to sort of distance themselves from the humanity.
And were dehumanized because they were sex workers.
So, yeah.
Yeah, and that was one of the many things.
You know, his last victim, Rob Piest, at the time, the paper said, well, this was a good boy from a good home, and all of a sudden, everybody was interested.
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