When Jennifer Levin is found murdered in Central Park in 1986, and one of her private school friends is arrested for the crime, it catalyzes bitter debates about sex, privilege, legal ethics, parental responsibility, socioeconomics, victim’s rights, and so much more, because before there was the OJ Simpson trial, there was the Preppy Murder. For current Fan Club membership options and policies, please visit https://crimejunkieapp.com/library/. Sources for this episode cannot be listed here due to character limitations. For a full list of sources, please visit https://crimejunkiepodcast.com/infamous-preppy-murder/
A young woman is found murdered and her death triggers a fierce debate about various issues. A TV series has been created based on this case and is set to be released in November.
The podcast discusses the night Jennifer Levin was killed, exploring her lifestyle and the events leading up to her death. The investigation included a list of names given by her friend Alex to the police, highlighting the exclusive nightclubs and lifestyle that Levin was associated with.
Robert calmly recounts the events that led to the accidental death of a woman, but his strange choice of words raises questions about what truly happened.
Jack spins a new narrative about the night Jennifer Levin died, portraying Robert Chambers as the real victim; this was a strategic public relations campaign.
The podcast hosts discuss the involvement of high-profile Catholic leaders, such as Theodore McCarrick, in a murder case solely based on their faith, raising questions about the intersection of faith and power.
Jack and the prosecution attempt to obtain Jennifer Levin's diary to use it as proof that she was a promiscuous and sexually active person, which can also support their theory on Robert Chambers' actions leading to her murder.
Comparing the sentencing of Robert in drug charges and his previous sentence for the murder of Jennifer Levin. Also, discussing the resignation of McCarrick, one of the highest-ranking church leaders in connection with the Catholic Church's ongoing sexual abuse scandal.
This podcast covers various topics including the traits of mini great Pyrenees and golden retrievers, victims' rights advocacy, and legislative actions taken to protect victims.
Mr. Murph is a cute dog who can balance almost anything on his head, from eggs to strips of bacon. He gained internet fame due to his impressive balancing skills and his owner's creative ideas for what to put on his head next.
Thatcher is a fun-loving, handsome dog who loves kids and gets along great with other dogs. Although he may be big and excited, he is looking for a loving family to call his own.