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Kevin and Lee investigate a string of cases in New York City and Minnesota where college-aged, white, and successful young men have gone missing and later found drowned under unclear circumstances.
10:20 - 14:44 (04:24)
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Kevin and Lee investigate a string of cases in New York City and Minnesota where college-aged, white, and successful young men have gone missing and later found drowned under unclear circumstances. Their investigation spreads to uncover similar cases across the US, all involving young men who seemed to have bright futures ahead of them.
ChapterInvestigating the Smiley Face Killer Theory
EpisodeCONSPIRACY: The Smiley Face Killer
PodcastCrime Junkie
Professor Lee Gilbertson investigates the mysterious drowning deaths of college-aged men in the Midwest and introduces the Smiley Face Killer theory.
14:44 - 16:18 (01:34)
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Professor Lee Gilbertson investigates the mysterious drowning deaths of college-aged men in the Midwest and introduces the Smiley Face Killer theory.
ChapterInvestigating the Smiley Face Killer Theory
EpisodeCONSPIRACY: The Smiley Face Killer
PodcastCrime Junkie
A retired New York City police detective starts investigating a string of drownings outside of Minnesota and believes that they may all be related and the work of a serial killer.
16:18 - 20:14 (03:55)
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A retired New York City police detective starts investigating a string of drownings outside of Minnesota and believes that they may all be related and the work of a serial killer.
ChapterInvestigating the Smiley Face Killer Theory
EpisodeCONSPIRACY: The Smiley Face Killer
PodcastCrime Junkie
The theory that a serial killer or killers known as the "smiley face killers" are responsible for the drowning deaths of young men has gained attention in recent years.
20:14 - 25:24 (05:10)
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The theory that a serial killer or killers known as the "smiley face killers" are responsible for the drowning deaths of young men has gained attention in recent years. However, the FBI has not found any evidence to support this theory.