Chapter
The Myth of a Serial Killer Targeting College Men
39:58 - 47:20 (07:22)
The "Smiley Face Killer" theory proposed that a serial killer was targeting and drowning drunk college-aged men across the US. However, evidence suggests that the deaths were likely accidental and the theory has been dismissed by law enforcement.
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The investigation into Dakota James' death reveals ligature marks on the back of his neck and discoloration in his fingernails that are consistent with someone trying to escape strangulation, as well as discovering the use of his PayPal account 48 hours after his disappearance.
39:58 - 41:53 (01:55)
Summary
The investigation into Dakota James' death reveals ligature marks on the back of his neck and discoloration in his fingernails that are consistent with someone trying to escape strangulation, as well as discovering the use of his PayPal account 48 hours after his disappearance.
ChapterThe Myth of a Serial Killer Targeting College Men
EpisodeCONSPIRACY: The Smiley Face Killer
PodcastCrime Junkie
The deaths of multiple people at the Grand Canyon may have been the result of foul play after new evidence emerged from autopsies that were previously undisclosed.
41:53 - 43:40 (01:46)
Summary
The deaths of multiple people at the Grand Canyon may have been the result of foul play after new evidence emerged from autopsies that were previously undisclosed.
ChapterThe Myth of a Serial Killer Targeting College Men
EpisodeCONSPIRACY: The Smiley Face Killer
PodcastCrime Junkie
This episode explores the theory of the Smiley Face Killer, who is believed to be responsible for the deaths of young men found drowned in bodies of water across the U.S.
43:40 - 47:20 (03:40)
Summary
This episode explores the theory of the Smiley Face Killer, who is believed to be responsible for the deaths of young men found drowned in bodies of water across the U.S. However, some believe that the attention the theory receives takes away from investigating the cases as potential homicides.