It's A Serial Killers Trifecta...Three Shocking True Crime Stories

Hi Shocking True Crime Fans:

Three new true crime deep dives went live this week on rodkackley.com.If you missed any, here’s a quick roundup…

BUT FIRST... THE COUPLE THAT KILLS TOGETHER STAYS TOGETHER

You don’t think there is true evil in this world? I was amazed by what I learned while writing Sunset Strip Murders, the story of a couple who spent a summer killing prostitutes in LA. Doug Clark taught Carol Bundy how to kill — and she grew to love it.

Talk about evil!

Now, I am working on the story of another serial-killing couple: Gerald and Charlene Gallego. Theirs was a multi-state crime spree. And it was another real partnership.

Gerald would say, “I’m getting that feeling,” and Charlene would hunt for his next victim. But was she forced to help him? That’s the big question in this story.

Now for what you might have missed on rodkackley.com…

THIS WEEK’S SHOCKING TRUE CRIME STORIES ON RODKACKLEY.COM

🔎 Joel “The Ripper” Rifkin: The Quiet Long Island Killer Who Hid in Plain Sight

Yeah. He hid in plain sight.Until the cops found a dead body in the back seat of his car.Killers can be so dumb.

👉 Read here

🔎 Ted Bundy’s Shadow: How America’s Most Notorious Killer Inspired a Generation of Predators

Everybody’s favorite serial killer.Don’t pretend you aren’t fascinated by this guy’s story.But nobody loved him like other serial killers.

👉 Read here

🔎 The Green River Killer: How Gary Ridgway Murdered for Decades Without Being Stopped

Evil? Yes.Stupid? No.Gary Ridgway didn’t want publicity.He wasn’t about to help the homicide squad stop his fun.

👉 Read here

RECOMMENDED READING

If you enjoy these deep dives into real-world predators and investigations:

👉 Sunset Strip Murders: A Shocking True Crime StoryA chilling true crime story of obsession, deception, and murder — where charm hid brutality and justice came at a devastating cost.

Start reading now....

Thanks for reading and supporting independent true crime storytelling.

As always, your partner in crime,

Rod

P.S. Until next time: Stay curious. Stay cautious.