
True crime documentary. Real audio. Real cases.Hosted by Justin Drown34 min episode
SERIAL KILLER: Paul Durousseau (Part 2 of 2) | Jacksonville, FL 1997
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Paul Durousseau's spree leaves a path of sorrow in Jacksonville. Initial murders reveal chilling patterns. Includes victim statements.
Paul Durousseau stands among Jacksonville's most notorious figures, with his path of destruction etched in chilling detail.
On a humid day in 1997, Tracy Habersham's death introduced a chilling saga, her strangled body found near Fort Benning. This marked the start of a six-year killing spree that haunted the Southeast.
The investigation, wrestling with evidentiary and logistic challenges, unearthed disturbing patterns through victim statements and forensic clues that threaded each murder together.
The trials struggled to fully represent the loss inflicted by Durousseau’s actions, though his eventual sentence aimed to echo the cries for justice from victims' families.
This episode features victim impact statements and courtroom evidence. Listener discretion advised.
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