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Ep 7 - The Murders of Arlis Perry, Leslie Perlov and Janet Taylor Talk Murder With Me
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- True Crime
Stanford, California. October 13, 1974. There weren't many places in Stanford that Arlis Perry felt at home. She had just moved from Bismarck, North Dakota, with her new husband, Bruce Perry, who was studying at Stanford. The iconic Stanford Memorial Church, however, was Arlis's safe place. It was somewhere she could go whenever she was feeling lonely or homesick. Naturally, it was where she went on the night of October 12, 1974, after an argument with Bruce. Nobody could have foreseen the horrors Arlis would endure that night in the place she felt most at peace. Was there a Satanic motivation behind Arlis's murder? Or was she just in the wrong place at the wrong time?
Stanford was no stranger to brutal slayings of young women. This episode will also look at the murders of Leslie Perlov and Janet Taylor, who were murdered in 1973 and 1974, respectively. Their murders, like Arlis's, would go unsolved for decades.
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Sources
Recent John Getreu article: Alleged serial killer's trial delayed while defense seeks state Supreme Court decision on DNA evidence
Arlis Perry
Murder of Arlis Perry
Stanford Student's Wife Found Slain In Church
40 years later, satanic reference still tied to Stanford murder
Past detectives on Stanford chapel slaying reflect on case’s ending
Sheriff investigating whether Stanford watchman linked to other campus murders
Suspect In 1974 Ritualistic Stanford Chapel Murder Kills Himself As Police Close In
Sheriff: Grisly 1974 Stanford murder solved | News | Palo Alto Online |
Stanford cold case: Will DNA solve murder of David Levine?
Suspect in 1974 Stanford killing was guard who found body
Leslie Perlov
Alleged serial killer pleads not guilty in 1973 murder case
Sister of slain Stanford grad 'grateful' 1973 case solved
DNA leads to arrest in 1973 Palo Alto cold case
Raped 45 years ago, woman returns to bring attacker to justice — for other woman's murder
Janet Taylor
Victim's green pants to be key piece of evidence in serial-killer case
Arrest in 1970s cold-case murder points to serial killer
Murderer of former athletic director's daughter identified after 45 years
Alleged serial killer lands in hospital before trial
Accused serial killer's trial set for January
Man accused of 1974 cold-case killing near Stanford campus pleads not guilty
Police think they've solved the long-cold murder of Stanford football coach's daughter
Others
Stanford Memorial Church
Alec Jeffreys
MemChu through the years
John Getreu
David Berkowitz
Music for this episode: https://www.purple-planet.com
Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/talk-murder-with-me/donations
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Stanford, California. October 13, 1974. There weren't many places in Stanford that Arlis Perry felt at home. She had just moved from Bismarck, North Dakota, with her new husband, Bruce Perry, who was studying at Stanford. The iconic Stanford Memorial Church, however, was Arlis's safe place. It was somewhere she could go whenever she was feeling lonely or homesick. Naturally, it was where she went on the night of October 12, 1974, after an argument with Bruce. Nobody could have foreseen the horrors Arlis would endure that night in the place she felt most at peace. Was there a Satanic motivation behind Arlis's murder? Or was she just in the wrong place at the wrong time?
Stanford was no stranger to brutal slayings of young women. This episode will also look at the murders of Leslie Perlov and Janet Taylor, who were murdered in 1973 and 1974, respectively. Their murders, like Arlis's, would go unsolved for decades.
Instagram: @talkmurderwithme
Facebook: @talkmurrderwithme
Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/talkmurder
Sources
Recent John Getreu article: Alleged serial killer's trial delayed while defense seeks state Supreme Court decision on DNA evidence
Arlis Perry
Murder of Arlis Perry
Stanford Student's Wife Found Slain In Church
40 years later, satanic reference still tied to Stanford murder
Past detectives on Stanford chapel slaying reflect on case’s ending
Sheriff investigating whether Stanford watchman linked to other campus murders
Suspect In 1974 Ritualistic Stanford Chapel Murder Kills Himself As Police Close In
Sheriff: Grisly 1974 Stanford murder solved | News | Palo Alto Online |
Stanford cold case: Will DNA solve murder of David Levine?
Suspect in 1974 Stanford killing was guard who found body
Leslie Perlov
Alleged serial killer pleads not guilty in 1973 murder case
Sister of slain Stanford grad 'grateful' 1973 case solved
DNA leads to arrest in 1973 Palo Alto cold case
Raped 45 years ago, woman returns to bring attacker to justice — for other woman's murder
Janet Taylor
Victim's green pants to be key piece of evidence in serial-killer case
Arrest in 1970s cold-case murder points to serial killer
Murderer of former athletic director's daughter identified after 45 years
Alleged serial killer lands in hospital before trial
Accused serial killer's trial set for January
Man accused of 1974 cold-case killing near Stanford campus pleads not guilty
Police think they've solved the long-cold murder of Stanford football coach's daughter
Others
Stanford Memorial Church
Alec Jeffreys
MemChu through the years
John Getreu
David Berkowitz
Music for this episode: https://www.purple-planet.com
Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/talk-murder-with-me/donations
Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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