FEED DROP: Unlawful Acts

About this episode

The episode introduces 'Unlawful Acts', a true crime podcast exploring sinister stories behind seemingly ordinary events.

If you enjoy the RR Show we think you’ll love Unlawful Acts– a true crime deep dive that explores the stories that look one way on the surface—but reveal something far more sinister underneath. Each episode is its own, condense, thorough story. For example, Gerard Schaefer joined the police force to serve and protect—at least, that’s what he told everyone. He wore the badge, filed the reports, and pulled over young women under the pretense of safety. There was just one problem. He wasn’t there to protect them—he was hunting them. When bodies started turning up, fiction and reality became impossible to separate. The host, Susan Davis, is not here just to recount crimes. She’s here to understand them — one episode at a time. As one listener put it, this is the podcast for people who crave the full story—without the filler. The first two episodes dropped today and we’ll play a part of episode one that will give you a taste of what you can expect. Enjoy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

People in this episode

Host: Susan Davis

Topics covered

• true crime
• police
• murder
• investigation
• crime stories

Keywords

• true crime
• Gerard Schaefer
• police force
• crime investigation
• murder stories

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Unlawful Acts

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