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Unheard recordings of John Wayne Gacy's voice | Banfield

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John Wayne Gacy’s murder of 33 young men and boys makes him one of the most prolific serial killers on record. The "Killer Clown" was executed exactly 30 years ago today. "Defense Diaries” podcast host Bob Motta, whose father served as Gacy's trial attorney in 1980, joins "Banfield" exclusively with never before heard audio recordings of Gacy's voice. Gacy's original response to seeing a dead body can be heard: "Just throw" it "down the crawlspace" and "get rid" of the evidence.

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