8 episodes
Sioux City Strangler: The Podcast Past Due
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3.9 • 26 Ratings
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A string of murders spanning a dozen years rock Sioux City, Iowa. A decade later in the 1980s, a rash of similar murders terrorize Los Angeles residents. Could one man be responsible for all of these heinous crimes? This is the story of the Sioux City Strangler. Sioux City Strangler: The Podcast is presented by Past Due. Hosted by Mary Buckley.
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Episode 8: It's A Wonderful Life
Christmas Eve is coming. The Sioux City Strangler has a few loose ends to tie up before dinner with Maria.
Season 1 finale.
Visit our website to learn more about the Sioux City Strangler. You can also sign up for exclusive updates, join the fan club, and take your pick of limited edition merchandise like posters, coffee mugs, t-shirts, rolling papers, and more.
Presented by Past Due. Hosted by Mary Buckley.
Written by Christopher Chase Godwin.
Theme music by Michael Wegener. Additional music by Michael Wegener and Christopher Chase Godwin.
Dialogue editing services by Janet Barry.
Additional editing by Karl Weiss at Past Due Studios.
Mixing by Tommy Singh.
Audio mastering by Renee Rojas.
Thanks to our sponsors Whitewood Tactical Clothing and Hunting Apparel and Gas Saver Fuel Additives. -
Episode 7: The Sioux City Strangler Goes Hunting
The Sioux City Strangler goes bowling to blow off some steam. A chance encounter may change his Christmas plans.
Visit our website to learn more about the Sioux City Strangler. You can also sign up for exclusive updates, join the fan club, and take your pick of limited edition merchandise like posters, coffee mugs, t-shirts, rolling papers, and more.
Presented by Past Due. Hosted by Mary Buckley.
Written by Christopher Chase Godwin.
Theme music by Michael Wegener. Additional music by Michael Wegener and Christopher Chase Godwin.
Dialogue editing services by Janet Barry.
Additional editing by Karl Weiss at Past Due Studios.
Mixing by Tommy Singh.
Audio mastering by Renee Rojas.
Thanks to our sponsors Whitewood Tactical Clothing and Hunting Apparel and Green River Funeral Services. -
Episode 6: The Ballad of Maria D'Angelo Pt. 2
It's the most wonderful time of the year and the Sioux City Strangler has secured a second date with Maria D'Angelo.
Visit our website to learn more about the Sioux City Strangler. You can also sign up for exclusive updates, join the fan club, and take your pick of limited edition merchandise like posters, coffee mugs, t-shirts, rolling papers, and more.
Presented by Past Due. Hosted by Mary Buckley.
Written by Christopher Chase Godwin.
Theme music by Michael Wegener. Additional music by Michael Wegener and Christopher Chase Godwin.
Dialogue editing services by Janet Barry.
Additional editing by Karl Weiss at Past Due Studios.
Mixing by Tommy Singh.
Audio mastering by Renee Rojas.
Thanks to our sponsors Ruff Stuff Western Wear and Big Mike's Electronics Supplies. -
Episode 5: The Ballad of Maria D'Angelo Pt. 1
The Sioux City Strangler has a dinner date. Will Maria D'Angelo make it to dessert?
Visit our website to learn more about the Sioux City Strangler. You can also sign up for exclusive updates, join the fan club, and take your pick of limited edition merchandise like posters, coffee mugs, t-shirts, rolling papers, and more.
Presented by Past Due. Hosted by Mary Buckley.
Written by Christopher Chase Godwin.
Theme music by Michael Wegener. Additional music by Michael Wegener and Christopher Chase Godwin.
Dialogue editing services by Janet Barry.
Additional editing by Karl Weiss at Past Due Studios.
Mixing by Tommy Singh.
Audio mastering by Renee Rojas.
Thanks to our sponsors FreshFare Delivery and Green River Funeral Services. -
Episode 4: Christmas Shopping
It's December 1973, and the Sioux City Strangler has one more appointment before Christmas.
Visit our website to learn more about the Sioux City Strangler. You can also sign up for exclusive updates, join the fan club, and take your pick of limited edition merchandise like posters, coffee mugs, t-shirts, rolling papers, and more.
Presented by Past Due. Hosted by Mary Buckley.
Written by Christopher Chase Godwin.
Theme music by Michael Wegener. Additional music by Michael Wegener and Christopher Chase Godwin.
Dialogue editing services by Janet Barry.
Additional editing by Karl Weiss at Past Due Studios.
Mixing by Tommy Singh.
Audio mastering by Renee Rojas.
Thanks to our sponsors Green River Funeral Services and Gas Saver Fuel Additives. -
Episode 3: The Fallout Pt. 2
While contemplating his next move, the Sioux City Strangler encounters a forgotten acquaintance from his past. This chance meeting will change the course of their lives forever.
Visit our website to learn more about the Sioux City Strangler. You can also sign up for exclusive updates, join the fan club, and take your pick of limited edition merchandise like posters, coffee mugs, t-shirts, rolling papers and more.
Presented by Past Due. Hosted by Mary Buckley.
Written by Christopher Chase Godwin.
Theme music by Michael Wegener. Additional music by Michael Wegener, Christopher Chase Godwin, and Jeff Lynn.
Dialogue editing services by Janet Barry.
Additional editing by Karl Weiss at Past Due Studios.
Mixing by Tommy Singh.
Audio mastering by Renee Rojas.
Thanks to our sponsors Safe City Security Services and Gas Saver Fuel Additives.
Customer Reviews
Not sure I can continue
UPDATE: Much better now, the ad breaks are announced in advance. Thank you. I also want to say the writing is superb. In the last episode, I felt like I was in that diner with the Strangler and the waitress.
The ad breaks are ridiculous! They disrupt the flow of the podcast and are seriously frustrating to the listener. They come on out of nowhere. It doesn’t help that the narrator takes long pauses in between speaking so I never know if the show is coming back on or an ad. There’s a better way to do this for Pete’s sake…
Serial Killer Glam
This podcast was riddled with advertisements and absolutely packed with narrative around the Killer’s daily life - like what kind of socks and shoes he was wearing during an eventful morning. Yet, it refrained from detailing any of the murders or really anything interesting. If you care about humanizing a killer like this, this series makes him seem like ‘just a regular guy’
Give it a go!
Really thorough and engaging! A great listen.