Takeaways:

• This episode dives deep into the life of Richard Ramirez, known as the Night Stalker, and his horrific crimes.
• Ramirez's abusive upbringing and early exposure to violence played a crucial role in shaping his later psychopathic behaviors.
• The Night Stalker's attacks were characterized by their randomness and brutality, instilling fear across Southern California.
• Listener discretion is advised due to the graphic nature of the content discussed in this episode.
• We explore how Ramirez's fascination with Satanism and the occult influenced his actions and mindset during his crime spree.
• The episode concludes with a promise for part two, where we will discuss Ramirez's capture and the subsequent trial.

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Maria Hernandez identifying Richard Ramirez in court credited to KCBS Los Angeles.

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I’m here to give you the lowdown on what’s happening with the podcast. Right now, I’m a bit behind on the newest episode thanks to working a ton of overtime and some tech issues with my old hosting platform. I’ve made the switch to Captivate, which is way better for indie podcasters like me, even if it doesn’t have its own listening platform like Podbean. I'm working on finishing up the current episode and planning to wrap up season one soon so I can dive into season two with a solid backlog. This way, I can drop more episodes each month and bring you even more stories, plus I’m looking to do interviews and hit the road to gather some cool insights for future episodes.

An update on the podcast is long overdue, and I'm ready to spill the tea on what’s been happening. Lately, I've been juggling a ton of work, which has made it tricky to keep up with the latest episode. Overtime is no joke, and it’s taken a toll on my podcasting schedule. Plus, I hit a few snags with my old hosting platform, which was frustrating. Logging in felt like trying to crack a safe, and that just added to the delay. So, I decided it was time for a change and switched from Podbean to Captivate. The switch was kinda bittersweet. Captivate doesn’t have its own listening platform like Podbean, which is a bummer, but it offers a treasure trove of features designed for indie podcasters like yours truly. Whether it’s booking guests or doing some episode planning, Captivate has got my back. I’m excited about the promo and marketing tools, too, because I really want to grow this podcast and reach more folks.

Looking ahead, I’m wrapping up the current episode and gearing up to crank out a few more. The goal is to finish up Season One strong and then dive headfirst into Season Two. I’m all about creating a backlog of episodes so I can stay ahead of the game and avoid the stress of falling behind. With this approach, I can focus on crafting better quality episodes, dive deep into the stories I want to tell, and if I play my cards right, I might even be able to drop multiple episodes each month. That would mean way more content for you, and I’m all about giving my listeners more stories to enjoy.

Plus, I’m planning to spice things up with interviews and guest appearances. I want to get out there, visit some of the locations I’ll be discussing, and gather firsthand insights. It’s all about enriching the content and providing you with the best experience possible. If you’re vibing with the podcast, be sure to follow me on social media. You can catch me on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok for all the latest updates and behind-the-scenes peeks. Oh, and don’t forget to hit that follow button on your listening platform, so you’re in the loop when new episodes drop. We’ve got new merch coming soon, and I appreciate each and every one of you for being part of this journey. Episode four is on the way, so stay tuned!

Takeaways:

• The podcast is currently behind schedule due to personal overtime and technical issues.
• I've switched podcast hosting platforms from Podbean to Captivate for better features.
• Captivate offers tools for guest bookings, episode planning, and marketing support that I need.
• Future plans include finishing season one and preparing for season two with more episodes.
• I’m aiming to include interviews and trips to enhance my storytelling and research.
• Listeners can follow on social media for updates, and new merch designs are on the way.

Music downloaded from Pixabay.

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Join host Clay Jones in part two of this haunting narrative as he delves deeper into the chilling chronicles of the Cecil Hotel, a place shadowed by its notorious reputation. In this episode, we unravel the dark mysteries surrounding one of its most infamous incidents — the mysterious death of Elisa Lam. As we navigate through the eerie hallways of this storied establishment, we explore harrowing tales of violence, peculiar games, and unexplained phenomena that continue to captivate and horrify.

Listen as Clay reveals insights into the bizarre circumstances of Elisa Lam's last moments, the controversial elevator footage, and the myriad of theories that emerged in its wake. Ghostly encounters, tragic endings, and the fearsome legends of 'The Elevator Game' intertwine in this episode, drawing listeners into a web of suspense and intrigue. Confronting themes of mental health, paranormal experiences, and urban legends, this episode serves both as a ghostly account and a sober reminder of the poignant stories within the Cecil's walls.

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