Chapter
Should You Tell Your Children About Crime Happening in Your Neighborhood?
06:32 - 11:38 (05:05)
The speaker reflects on whether or not it is appropriate to inform young children about current crimes occurring in their neighborhoods related to missing persons.
Clips
Police were slow to respond to the murder of Darlene Ferrin, and when they finally did, they found her body had already decomposed severely.
06:32 - 09:41 (03:08)
Summary
Police were slow to respond to the murder of Darlene Ferrin, and when they finally did, they found her body had already decomposed severely. Though there was no evidence linking the murders of Ferrin and Cecelia Shepard, their families and friends felt unprotected by police.
ChapterShould You Tell Your Children About Crime Happening in Your Neighborhood?
EpisodeSERIAL KILLER: The Freeway Phantom
PodcastCrime Junkie
Brenda Crockett, a young black girl, goes missing and her mother, Ruta, takes it upon herself to search the streets for her daughter, knowing the similarities between her daughter and other murdered young black girls who were walking alone when they were abducted.
09:41 - 10:32 (00:51)
Summary
Brenda Crockett, a young black girl, goes missing and her mother, Ruta, takes it upon herself to search the streets for her daughter, knowing the similarities between her daughter and other murdered young black girls who were walking alone when they were abducted.
ChapterShould You Tell Your Children About Crime Happening in Your Neighborhood?
EpisodeSERIAL KILLER: The Freeway Phantom
PodcastCrime Junkie
The speaker discusses the balance between informing children about potential risks of crimes in their community while also protecting them from unnecessary anxiety and fear.
10:32 - 11:38 (01:05)
Summary
The speaker discusses the balance between informing children about potential risks of crimes in their community while also protecting them from unnecessary anxiety and fear.