Inside the LAPD’s ‘Grim Sleeper’ serial killer investigation (Pt. 1) – Crime Watch Daily

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Inside the LAPD’s ‘Grim Sleeper’ serial killer investigation (Pt. 1) – Crime Watch Daily

Lonnie Franklin Jr. was living under the radar, married with two children — but he was living a secret double life as a ruthless serial killer.
Full story: http://crimewatchdaily.com/2016/10/21/inside-the-lapds-grim-sleeper-serial-killer-investigation/

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  7. @bruce2535josie · Edit

    That makes no sense why would the killer report his own murder? That makes no sense so why even suggest that if you killed someone would you call the police and report it. Lol

  9. @Spookeygurl063 · Edit

    That was one of his 2 friends that called & either he was there or close by or lonnie told him because he got a damn good look & had a lot of details during the call & how come lonnie didnt see him..how was the caller able to see so much without being seen himself unless he was there or told by killer himself…the caller does not sound like lonnies voice but sounds like the one friend with the camera/studio apartment that said he n lonnie used to compare photos…the caller sound just like his voice…when he talks n the documentary…he sounds just like the caller…not the friend that got beat up but the other one he compared photos with…i always thought that some of his family & friends prob suspected or knew something long before the arrest…especially the ones that hung around him (close circle)🤔but i bet the caller was that one dude he used to compare photos with…sounds just like him…naw im staying anonymous with a little chuckle…it sound just like him…they(his friends)admitted his ex was a crackhead & he hated crackheads & they(his friends) also admitted he liked picking up crackheads for sex & they(his friends)also admitted they saw him abuse them at times so nobody(his friends)thought it might be him killing these crackheads around the area…GTFOH…somebody knew something

  12. @sistahlamb · Edit

    Never heard of this guy before hearing of his death yesterday. The LAPD was corrupt for a long time but I can also see how it probably took them a while to see the pattern of a serial killer and why they kept things undisclosed from the public. He supposedly had well over a hundred victims but only about a dozen the police could for sure link him to. Don’t really care what he died from as I am sure it was a far better death than he gave his victims.

  19. @aprilsilvers381 · Edit

    I just watched a 2 hour documentary on this man. I'm livid. There would be some of these women alive today if they acknowledged to the public they had a mad man murdering women on the streets. The more I watched thos documentary the more upset I got. You know it's bad when a women cant go to the police station to make a report because if you do you might be arrested for God knows what. I feel for each and every victim and their families. This puts my problems into prospective

  26. @clevelandnative7175 · Edit

    First off Darryl gates ran LAPD during the 80’s and does anyone think he gave gave a rats ass about communities of color? There’s a better documentary about Lonnie franklin that puts the police in their place, it’s called “ justice by any means” the story about his capture centers around a woman Margaret Prescod.
    Teacher turned activist.

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