This week on True Crime in Academia, Mary concludes the Gainesville Ripper series with the heinous murders Danny Rolling committed and how he was finally apprehended. 

P.S. Mary's dog Houston can be heard in the background during the first part of this episode. She apologizes for his interruption and reminded him that it is rude to bark so loudly upstairs when she is recording. 

Title Song: Scorpio composed and performed by Anne Sophie Andersen. 

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Sources for today's episode: 

https://www.biography.com/news/danny-rolling-scream-killer-gainesville

https://murderpedia.org/male.R/r1/rolling-daniel-harold.htm

https://www.bwss.org/police-accountability-and-police-involved-domestic-violence/

Podcast Sources: 

The Last Podcast on the Left

True Crime All the Time

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Andrew is joined by Dr. Dustin Friedman, Associate Professor of Literature at American University. Follow Dr. Dustin Friedman on Twitter, @dustin82, and Instagram, @dustinfriedman. You can purchase Dustin's book, Before Queer Theory at Words Matter Bookstore: https://wordsmatterbookstore.com/item/I12x_a-uvcvBOPvybeAyGw.   

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Welcome back to part 2 of the Gainesville Ripper series! This week Mary will be breaking down Danny Rolling's early crimes including theft and peeping. 

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Sources:

http://maamodt.asp.radford.edu/Psyc%20405/serial%20killers/Rolling,%20Danny%20-%202004.pdf

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The Last Podcast on the Left

True Crime All the Time.

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President and Founder of The Housewives Institute, Brian Moylan pulls back the curtain on the Real Housewives, and there are so many topics we cover from the current season of Salt Lake City, to the Beverly Hills reunion, the last season of New York, and the upcoming Ultimate Girls Trip. Follow Brian on Instagram and Twitter, @brianjmoylan. Make sure you check out Brian's book The Housewives: The Real Story Behind the Real Housewives (2021). And, indulge in listening to his audiobook (he reads it!). Check out Brian's Vulture articles and sign up for his Real Housewives newsletter. And, listen to his current podcast, The 12 Gays of Christmas. 

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Here's an exclusive teaser to wet your Real Housewives appetite! Our interview with Brian Moylan will premiere on Monday, November 15th at 3pm. Make sure to tune in as Brian discusses his book, The Housewives: The Real Story Behind the Real Housewives (2021) with us. Brian pulls back the curtain on the Real Housewives, and there are so many topics we cover from the current season of Salt Lake City, to the Beverly Hills reunion, the last season of New York, and the upcoming Ultimate Girls Trip. Andrew is also joined by his Housewives obsessed friend, Meghan Buckley.

Welcome back to another episode of True Crime in Academia! This week is the first of a three-part series where we discuss the childhood of serial killer and thief Danny Rolling aka the Gainesville Ripper. The Gainesville Ripper terrorized the city of Gainesville, Florida in 1990 by murdering five University of Florida students. It’s pretty graphic so please listen to the trigger warning at the top of the episode. 

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Sources:  

https://account.miamiherald.com/paywall/subscriber-only?resume=234350257&intcid=ab_archive 

https://www.biography.com/news/danny-rolling-scream-killer-gainesville 

https://www.ncadv.org/why-do-victims-stay 

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2918269/ 

https://www.inspq.qc.ca/en/sexual-assault/fact-sheets/sexual-abuse-childhood-perpetrators http://maamodt.asp.radford.edu/Research%20-%20Forensic/2005%2020-1-Mitchell-40-47.pdf 

https://www.crimetraveller.org/2015/07/serial-killers-childhood-abuse/ 

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7144278/#s0002title 

Podcast Sources: 

The Last Podcast on the Left 

True Crime All the Time

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Welcome back to another True Crime in Academia episode! This week Mary is taking a looking into killer and former student of the University of Connecticut- Peter Manfredonia. Peter Manfredonia is currently awaiting trial for two counts of murder, assault, home invasion, burglary, and kidnapping. Listen now to find out why. 

A special thank you to Anne Sophie Andersen for her piece "Scorpio," this podcast's theme song. 

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Sources for this week's episode:

UConn Student Accused of Killing 2 Allegedly Got Dumped by Girlfriend Days Before Spree | PEOPLE.com

Peter Manfredonia Update: Where is the Serial Killer Peter Manfredonia Now? (thecinemaholic.com)

Ex-UConn student Peter Manfredonia faces judge in Willington murder case - Hartford Courant

Peter Manfredonia: UConn suspect captured moments after detective read his description - CNN

Family: College student's alleged crime spree 'came out of nowhere' (ctpost.com)

Peter Manfredonia Returns to Court for Hearing in Murder Case – NBC Connecticut

‘He just flipped:' Arrest warrants reveal new details in Peter Manfredonia case; UConn student led police on multi-state manhunt after murders - Hartford Courant

Peter Manfredonia: Parents of student suspected in killings plead for him to surrender - CNN

Peter Manfredonia: Family Asks Man Accused of Murder to Turn Himself in (insider.com)

'It's time to surrender': Attorney urges college student accused of deadly crime spree to give up (ctpost.com)

Girlfriend: Remember Nicholas Eisele As A Hero | Valley Independent Sentinel (newhavenindependent.org)

Loved Ones Remember Derby Homicide Victim Nick Eisele as ‘Quirky, Happy Young Guy’ – NBC Connecticut

Content Warning: discussions about mental health, suicide, and sexual abuse  

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