Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. Hi friends how are you today if you're new here my name is Bailey Sarion and on Mondays I sit down and I talk about a true crime story that's been heavy on my

Noggin and I do my makeup at the same time. I know what am I I doing? I don't know. If you're interested in

true crime and you like makeup I would say hey subscribe if you want to. Today's story takes place in

1970, well the 70s, and you look, I've watched enough true crime documentaries and just all things

true crime related to know that in the United States during the 70s it was very different. People were carefree,

maybe a little too much in some cases, which might have something to do with why so many serial

killers we cover always seem to come from this decade right people were just living and not making smart choices.

Huh, that's okay, we can't blame them.

They were living in the moment.

Anyway, so today's story, yeah.

Nowadays, we have DNA testing.

Security cameras are literally everywhere, right?

And then of course we have the internet.

But back then, none of that was there.

Now, some see this as a pro, others, not so much. Even something as simple as a pro, others not so much. Even something as simple as a background check was much more difficult to perform back then.

And if you were convicted of a serious or violent crime.

There wasn't a whole lot stopping you

from just moving on with your life afterwards

and giving yourself a new name.

They'll never know, because they wouldn't.

It's wild.

You could get away with so much back then. And I think that's why serial killers really thrived in my opinion. I don't know.

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