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911 Calls Podcast

11:59 Media

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture

4.8 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 31 October 2024

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

On this episode, The Operator continues the chilling tales with the story of Teri Jendusa-Nikolai. You won’t believe what she endured! And, in his usual, awkward fashion, he ends it with a happy ending - a case of soft-pour corn.

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0:00.0	This is the 911 calls podcast with The Operator. Welcome to another episode of this particular podcast.
0:33.1	I'm the same host as last time, the operator.
0:36.8	Today we're covering a chilling case, pun intended,
0:41.4	as you'll soon see after I give you more details, as the episode goes along.
0:47.0	Today we're covering a chilling case that will end up being a pun, but there's nothing funny about this case.
0:55.0	Consider the humor in my presentation of this episode completely exhausted already.
1:01.0	Well, at least until the happy ending.
1:04.0	So, please get situated for a really rough ride.
1:08.0	Make sure that your arms and feet are secured inside the garbage can.
1:12.0	And we will begin.
1:15.0	Wind Lake, Wisconsin is a quiet suburban community within Racine County,
1:21.0	approximately 25 miles southwest of Milwaukee, a town related to the beer, literally
1:28.2	related to the name of a beer.
1:33.0	The area takes its name from the 936 acre glacial lake that defines its geography,
1:39.8	part of the wider network of waterways that characterize southeastern Wisconsin's landscape.
1:46.8	A couple of dumps of water left over from the Ice Age.
1:50.8	Racing County itself stretches along Lake Michigan's western shore, encompassing both urban and rural communities across its 792 square miles.
2:03.8	The region's weather patterns played a crucial role in the case that we're covering today.
2:10.5	January temperatures in southeastern Wisconsin typically plunge well below freezing.
2:16.5	That's zero degrees Celsius or 32 miles per freedom for those people living in the US.
2:23.3	With wind chill factors regularly dropping below zero degrees Fahrenheit or negative
2:28.9	17 degrees Celsius, who cares?
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