Episode 9
Case file: Gypsy Hill Killings
Drink Special- The Gypsy
Description:
This week we have the Gypsy Hill killings. This is a group of five homicides of five young women and girls were murdered in San Mateo County California in 1976. Their Killer would become known in the media as the “San Mateo Slasher."
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