Lisa Olson
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50 appearances
3 recordings
3 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Lisa Olson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So he was at that point excited about someone visiting him. And so that's, I think, why he ended up writing me and in fact, sending me down what was then a multi-year effort to try to figure out if Bell really was a serial killer as he said he was, or if he was just a big liar.
We started with the ones that he most solidly identified, the ones where he gave names or where he gave the dates. He talked about Colette Anise Wilson. He used her middle name for some reason in Alvin in 1971, which actually that predated the other murders. So if that was true, That would have been his first murder.
Her family and even police had developed another theory about a different killer. And there was a man prosecuted for Colette Wilson's murder. Now, did Ed really kill her? It could be.
We knew that at the same time Colette and Ace Wilson's body was found, that another girl named Gloria Gonzalez, who was kidnapped in Houston, her bones were found mixed with Colette Wilson's. So if he was telling the truth about Colette Wilson... he most likely killed Gloria Gonzalez, whose bones were found there.
There's not much evidence in that case, except for the chilling story that I've since heard from many people who've reached out to me, They were followed by a man that looked like Ed Bell on I-45 or on the service roads when they were kids because people during that era in the 70s were walking along I-45 because it wasn't as big of a busy road. They were going to the mall.
And one of the people who says she was followed along that road and at the entrance of her neighborhood was one of Kim Pitchford's best friends.
We know he was lurking outside that place both during and after he was in treatment. He had ability to go and come from there. He had access to a vehicle and that he took her in a vehicle to a remote area And that she believed she was able to survive just because she kept him talking about himself and told him she would never tell anyone. And she was brought back to the hospital.
At the time, Ed was running a series of crew boats out of Galveston that were being used to send supplies to offshore rigs. He still ran his dive business, but he had these crew boats. But anyway, at the time, his main crewman for those boats, who he was giving rides to and from the pier, lived within a block of Susie Bauer's grandparents' house. And he was there all the time.
The striking thing about these two girls was not necessarily what Ed had said about them. But the fact that first their abduction site was near where he was known to go, he had, according to police records, tried to abduct two other girls who lived very close to these two girls that same year.
And what of the innocent ones who fell by the way? Will the henchmen of Uncle Sam ever pay?
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