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0202 | Ouroboros

0202 | Ouroboros

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 Steven Lorenzo's residential history leads Josh to Fort Lauderdale, where three gay men disappeared from the same apartment building sixteen years apart. Updates in one of those cases seem to make Lorenzo a very strong suspect. But where was Scott Schweickert, and is it possible the pair continued killing following the murders of Jason Galehouse and Michael Wachholtz? Plus, two other Florida serial killers targeting gay men complicate the investigation.

This episode was written, researched, edited, and produced by Josh Hallmark

Resources:
  • Florida State University
  • NAMUS
  • The Charley Project
  • American Addiction Centers
  • Pink News
  • AmFar
  • The National Library of Medicine
  • The Florida Department of Corrections
  • News-Press.com
  • Charlotte County Sheriff's Office
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Music by: Yehezkel Raz, Stanley Gurvich, and Benjamin Esterlis
Featured music by: Choir Boy

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