Introducing…Father Wants Us Dead

Ozarks True Crime

editaudio, Anne Roderique-Jones

Society & Culture, Edit Audio Inc, The Ozarks, Editaudio, Investigative Journalism, Anne Roderique-jones, The Springfield Three, Springfield Missouri, Missing Women, True Crime

4.4 • 813 Ratings

🗓️ 8 November 2022

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Host of Ozarks True Crime, Anne Roderique-Jones, shares her latest podcast obsession: Father Wants Us Dead.

In a quiet, well-to-do New Jersey suburb in December 1971, police make a shocking discovery that sends the community reeling — and launches a national manhunt for a fugitive mass murderer.

With over 4 million downloads and counting, this podcast is perfect for all true crime lovers out there. Journalists Rebecca Everett and Jessica Remo go inside the mind of a killer, uncovering new details about the 1971 John List murders and the 18-year-quest to bring him to justice.

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0:00.0	Hi all, I'm Anne Roderick Jones, host of Ozark's True Crime.
0:05.0	I want to take a second to tell you about a podcast I'm listening to right now, Father
0:09.1	Wants Us Dead. With over 4 million downloads, this podcast is perfect for all the true crime
0:14.5	lovers out there. Journalist Rebecca Everett and Jessica Remo go inside the mind of a killer,
0:20.6	uncovering new details about the 1971 John List murders.
0:25.3	I was hooked at episode one by the story and by Rebecca and Jessica's thoughtful approach in reporting on this case.
0:32.1	I think you will be too. So without further ado, here's the first episode of Father Wants Us Dead.
0:38.2	You can listen to the season wherever you get your podcasts.
0:43.1	A note to listeners, the following podcast contains material that may not be appropriate for all audiences.
0:49.4	Music It's December 1971 in Westfield, New Jersey.
1:06.2	Nixon's president, John and Yoko, have just released their Christmas hit,
1:10.4	War is Over.
1:11.6	And the holiday shopping season is taking shape in Westfield's bustling, Mayberry-like downtown.
1:19.2	When it comes to Union County, Westfield's a jewel in the crown, upscale and safe with beautiful Victorian homes, top-tier schools, friendly neighbors, and an easy
1:30.4	commute into Manhattan. And that hasn't changed in 50 years. If you've got a house in Westfield
1:36.1	in 1971, or today, you've pretty much made it. Here's former Westfield Police Chief Barney
1:43.5	Tracy. Well, Westfield Police Chief Barney Tracy.
1:47.4	Well, Westfield certainly had that air about it.
1:53.4	People would take a car rides, and streets had, you know, were known to have these mansions.
1:58.6	Almost like if you were going on a tour of Beverly Hills, I guess, if you live in California.
2:01.5	But that's how in Union County people looked at Westfield.
2:06.3	But in one of those beautiful Victorian homes, set on top of a hill,
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