HeyJaredAI True Crime
Using various programmes, AI True Crime looks at true crime stories using AI text generation (ChatGPT and others) and voice-to-text, with background Music by Bensound.
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The Zebra Murders (opens the original)
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The Zebra Murders In 1973 and 1974, San Francisco was terrorized by a series of seemingly random shootings targeting white victims. The attacks became known as the Zebra murders, named for the special police radio channel used during the massive investigation. The killings were attributed to a group of Black men associated with a radical religious organization that investigators called the Death Angels. Victims were often attacked without warning, frequently shot from behind as they walked throu
The Doodler (opens the original)
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AI True Crime: The Doodler Between 1974 and 1975, six gay men were killed in San Francisco in a series of murders that became one of the city's most disturbing unsolved cases. The killer became known as The Doodler because at least one surviving victim told police that the attacker claimed to be a cartoonist and sketched while talking with him at a late-night diner. The victims were Gerald Cavanaugh, Joseph Stevens, Klaus Christmann, Frederick Capin, Warren Andrews and Harald Gullberg. San Franc
The My Lai Massacre (opens the original)
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AI True Crime: The My Lai Massacre On March 16, 1968, soldiers of Charlie Company entered the Vietnamese hamlet commonly known as My Lai expecting to encounter Viet Cong forces. Instead, American soldiers killed hundreds of unarmed civilians, including women, children and elderly people. The killings were followed by false reports, failed investigations and an attempt to portray the operation as a military success. In this episode of AI True Crime , we examine the massacre itself, Lieutenant Wil
The Murder of Jessica Lal (opens the original)
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Jessica Lal: The Murder That Changed the Case On April 29, 1999, Jessica Lal was working at the bar of a private party at Tamarind Café in New Delhi. After the bar had closed, a customer demanded alcohol. When Jessica refused, he pulled out a gun and shot her. The murder itself was witnessed by numerous people. The investigation quickly focused on Manu Sharma, the son of a politically influential family. He was eventually arrested and charged with murder, but the case that initially appeared to
Killdozer: The Story of Marvin Heemeyer (opens the original)
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Episode Notes AI TRUE CRIME: KILLDOZER On June 4, 2004, Marvin Heemeyer entered an armored Komatsu bulldozer and began systematically destroying buildings in Granby, Colorado. The attack was the culmination of years of property disputes, failed negotiations, code violations, lawsuits, and increasingly obsessive grievances. Although Heemeyer fired at people and struck buildings that had been occupied moments earlier, nobody else died. In this episode, AI True Crime examines the disputes that prec
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