Chapter
Unsolved Murders
05:20 - 09:05 (03:44)
The speaker discusses a case where someone was able to get away with murder for 8-9 weeks because the bodies weren't found, the lack of attendance in major trials, and the reconstruction of a murderer for America's Most Wanted.
Clips
Conan O'Brien discusses Franz Liszt's bizarre opera where the protagonist kills his mother, wife, and children consecutively in different acts or scenes.
05:20 - 06:59 (01:39)
Summary
Conan O'Brien discusses Franz Liszt's bizarre opera where the protagonist kills his mother, wife, and children consecutively in different acts or scenes. He also shares anecdotes about people asking him if his wife accompanies him to events, and the social taboo on divorce.
ChapterUnsolved Murders
EpisodeEveryone Needs a True Crime Friend
PodcastCrime Junkie
A killer was able to cover up his murders for weeks by playing funereal music through a channel that was set up to broadcast and turning on the sound system in the victim's homes.
06:59 - 08:33 (01:33)
Summary
A killer was able to cover up his murders for weeks by playing funereal music through a channel that was set up to broadcast and turning on the sound system in the victim's homes. He was finally caught after a reconstruction of his appearance was shown on America's Most Wanted.
ChapterUnsolved Murders
EpisodeEveryone Needs a True Crime Friend
PodcastCrime Junkie
The speaker recalls attending high-profile trials and being surprised at the ability to easily secure a seat.
08:33 - 09:05 (00:31)
Summary
The speaker recalls attending high-profile trials and being surprised at the ability to easily secure a seat. Despite the hype surrounding these trials, the attendees often appeared to be unremarkable individuals.