Killer Thriller: Bodies Under the Floorboards - Inside John Wayne Gacy’s House of Horrors
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In 1986, a man named Scott Macklem was killed in broad daylight. Police quickly found their suspect. Prosecutors convicted him. But now, almost 40 years later, I'm reexamining this case again.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:55
2
How did John Wayne Gacy’s murders remain hidden beneath his Chicago home?
3:55–5:47
3
Why did the Devil in Disguise series focus on Gacy’s victims and Robert Piest?
5:47–11:22
4
How did prejudice affect the investigation into John Wayne Gacy’s victims?
11:22–23:22
5
How did survivor Jeffrey Rignall expose failures in the Gacy case?
23:22–26:37
6
How did the series portray John Wayne Gacy and his attorney Sam Amirante?
26:37–29:12
7
How did the production recreate Gacy’s house and crawl space?
29:12–40:30
8
Did anyone help Gacy bury victims, and what explains his crimes?
40:30–53:33
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