Angela Survived the Monsters… But Not the System”

Angela Hommell did everything a survivor is told to do.
 She named her attackers — Fred Waterfield and David Gore.
 She begged law enforcement for help.
 And the system turned its back.

This isn’t just a story about two sadistic rapists known as The Killing Cousins.
 It’s about a justice system that protected predators, silenced victims, and paved the way for years of murder.

In this episode, you’ll hear Angela’s voice. You’ll hear how police, and even her own husband betrayed her — and how Gore and Waterfield walked free to kill again.

Survival was just the beginning. The real horror came after. 

In Part 11 — we follow that blood trail… to some of the victims that never received justice.

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This is the episode that will leave you stunned, furious—and unable to look away.

In 1976, a young woman named Angela Hommell survived the unthinkable. She was kidnapped. Raped. Slashed. And somehow… she lived. She did what every survivor is told to do—she went to the police. She told the truth. She named her attackers: David Gore and Fred Waterfield.

But the police didn’t believe her.
 The system let her down.
 And the monsters kept killing.

In this explosive new season of Murder Phone, Tony Ciaglia and his dad Al take you deep into the horrific crimes of the "Killing Cousins," exposing how these two predators slipped through the cracks again and again—while bodies piled up

You’ll hear Angela’s voice, raw and real, as she recounts the terrifying events of that night. You’ll hear confessions from Gore himself, written in stomach-churning detail. You’ll see how a corrupt good ol’ boy network—led by a sheriff who was Fred Waterfield’s uncle—protected evil and silenced victims.

This isn’t just true crime.
 This is a failure of justice that cost innocent lives.
 And this… is just the beginning.

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On May 10th, 1994, John Wayne Gacy was executed. But make no mistake — the real monster wasn’t buried with him.

This episode uncovers the darker truth: Gacy wasn’t acting alone. Behind the clown was a network — a trafficking pipeline built by convicted pedophile John Norman, who ran child sex rings like corporate enterprises. Catalogs. Client lists. Systems.

We follow the thread from Norman and the Delta Project, to Gacy’s inner circle — Philip Paske, David Cram, and Michael Rossi — all tied to a web of missing evidence, mysterious deaths, and silent immunity.

And then... we connect it to Jeffrey Epstein. Different decade. Same playbook. Same vanishing client lists.

The question no one wants to answer:
 Where are the clients?
 Because kids weren’t trafficked into thin air.

The clown is gone. 

But he network,  still has a pulse

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Kenneth Bianchi—the Hillside Strangler—is up for parole.

Yeah, you heard that right.

The same sadistic predator who raped, tortured, and murdered teenage girls and children in one of the most horrific serial killing sprees in American history… is trying to walk free.

In this Murder Phone Special Edition, Tony Ciaglia—The Serial Killer Whisperer—brings you breaking updates on Bianchi’s parole hearing, his disgusting new alias “Anthony D’Amato,” and what might happen if the system fails again.

This isn’t just news. It’s personal.
 July 23rd isn’t just the day the board announces its decision—
 It’s the day Tony died, flatlined, and met God…
 Only to come back fighting.

Now, he’s using that second chance to make sure monsters like Bianchi never get theirs.

Don’t miss this raw, emotional, and furious breakdown of how justice could once again slip through the cracks.
 Because the victims don’t get parole—
 So why the hell should he?

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John Wayne Gacy was more than just a twisted killer in clown makeup—he was a predator hiding in plain sight. In this gut-wrenching episode of Murder Phone, Tony and Al go beyond the crawl space to shine a light on the survivors—the ones who got away, and the scars they carry. From attempted assaults to full-blown horrors, you’ll hear firsthand accounts of teenagers lured in by promises of cash, opportunity, and safety—only to meet a monster in the dark.

John Wayne Gacy was more than just a twisted killer in clown makeup—he was a predator hiding in plain sight. In this gut-wrenching episode of Murder Phone, Tony and Al go beyond the crawl space to shine a light on the survivors—the ones who got away, and the scars they carry. From attempted assaults to full-blown horrors, you’ll hear firsthand accounts of teenagers lured in by promises of cash, opportunity, and safety—only to meet a monster in the dark.

And finally, we give the last word to the ones who never got to speak. Through photos, names, and dates, we honor the victims, reclaiming their stories from the shadow of the man who tried to erase them.

This is the episode where justice arrives. Gacy’s execution wasn’t swift… but it was real. And his final words? You’ll hear them. Then we slam the door on him—permanently.

But this story isn’t over. Because next time, we go even deeper into the network that fed the monster—

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Tony and Al break down the Gacy arrest in Murder Phone style. 

How does a man diagnosed as a dangerous sociopath in 1968, sentenced to ten years for sodomizing a teenage boy, walk free after just 18 months… and then go on to torture, rape, and murder over 30 young men and boys?

In this explosive episode, Tony and Al rip the mask off the system that protected John Wayne Gacy.

We’re talking about arrests that vanished, parole violations that were flat-out ignored, and a criminal record sealed tighter than his crawl space. A survivor came forward. Families begged police to listen. And still… silence.

How does that happen? We’ll tell you exactly how.

Because Gacy didn’t fool the world — the world let itself be fooled. He didn’t wear a mask… we just refused to look.

Every missed red flag, every dismissed charge, every mother whose voice was silenced, was one more shovel of dirt piled on an innocent boy beneath Gacy’s floorboards.

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In this harrowing episode, Tony Ciaglia and his father Al peel back the bloodstained layers of John Wayne Gacy’s final killing spree—when the bodies no longer fit beneath the floorboards and the monster behind the clown makeup grew more careless, arrogant, and vicious. 

From the chilling murder of 15-year-old Robert Piest to the river-dumped remains of Gacy’s forgotten victims, this episode tracks the unraveling of one of America’s most sadistic predators. 

With raw emotion, brutal honesty, and their signature blend of dark commentary, Tony and Al expose the cracks in the justice system that allowed Gacy to hunt for so long—and spotlight the heroes who finally brought his circus of death to an end.

This isn’t just a true crime episode — it’s a descent into the festering hell beneath 8213 Summerdale Avenue. A place where innocence was slaughtered, and a predator played judge, jury, and executioner with a smile.

Listener discretion is not only advised — it's necessary. The horror is real. The pain is still palpable. And the story isn’t over yet.

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Step inside the twisted world of John Wayne Gacy—a suburban home that looked ordinary on the outside but hid unimaginable horrors within.

 In this episode, Tony and Al dive into Gacy’s chilling methods: his Tiki Bar of terror, the “magic trick” handcuffs that became instruments of torture, and his monstrous transformation from jovial host to sadistic predator. 

You’ll hear survivor accounts that expose the darkness behind his grinning clown mask, and we’ll reveal how his young employee, David Cram, dug more than just trenches in Gacy’s crawl space—he dug graves. 

Jeffrey Rignall’s face was burned from chloroform, his eyes haunted with terror. He reported the nightmare — the torture — the agony. The police did nothing. Ignored him. Why? Because he was gay. But Jeffrey refused to be just another victim. He hunted his own monster — tracked the Oldsmobile to 8213 West Summerdale. Handed the police Gacy on a silver platter. And they charged Gacy… with assault and battery. No search. No real investigation. Just another failure in a twisted circus. And the Clown Show kept rolling. So did the killing.

This is the story of how fear, deception, and violence turned an ordinary house into a slaughterhouse.

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In this harrowing third installment of the Gacy series, Tony Ciaglia and his no-bullshit co-host and dad Al—take listeners deep into the heart of darkness at 8213 West Summerdale Avenue. With chilling precision and raw emotion, Screams on Summerdale exposes how John Wayne Gacy’s monstrous acts escalated under the noses of neighbors, law enforcement, and even his own wife.

As the bodies begin to pile up in the crawl space—the cracks in the justice system widen into chasms. Tony and Al explore the horrific timeline from Gacy’s 1976 divorce to his transformation into a full-blown predator. Teenagers disappear, one after another—many of them Gacy’s own employees—while neighbors hear muffled screams in the night and do nothing.

The show dissects Gacy’s depraved “Cruising Years,” revealing a sociopath emboldened by silence, protected by sealed records, and empowered by his reputation as a charming businessman and civic clown.

Featuring real audio clips, photos of victims, and explosive commentary, Screams on Summerdale pulls no punches. It demands listeners ask the hard questions: How many red flags were ignored? How many lives could have been saved? And how did a community sleep through the screams?

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In this chilling second installment, host Tony Ciaglia—The Serial Killer Whisperer—is joined by his father Al and brother Joey as they plunge even deeper into the twisted descent of John Wayne Gacy.

After serving a laughable eighteen months in prison for sexually assaulting a teenage boy, Gacy slithers his way back into society… and right under the radar. He moves in with his mother, launches his construction business, and begins building what would become a house of horrors—brick by brick, lie by lie.

As the trio unpacks Gacy’s so-called reinvention, they unravel his early Chicago crimes: from the abduction and assault of a boy at the Greyhound station to the horrifying murder of sixteen-year-old Tim McCoy—his first known victim, buried in the crawl space of 8213 W. Summerdale Avenue. But McCoy wouldn’t be the last.

Gacy’s deadly double life intensifies: a respected businessman by day, a monstrous predator by night. With the help of a clueless parole system and law enforcement asleep at the wheel, Gacy evades justice again and again—even after multiple arrests and red flags. By 1975, he’s married, living with stepdaughters, and actively stacking bodies beneath their feet.

It’s bold. It's brutal. It’s infuriating. And it’s packed with the black humor, raw horror, and chilling truths only Murder Phone delivers.

Listen now… before Gacy slithers into your nightmares.

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