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Case 197: The Austrian Ripper (Patreon)

Published:
2021-11-13 09:25:48
Edited:
2025-03-12 18:35:23
Imported:
2026-06
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As the Mustang drove away from the bright lights of Salzburg and into the surrounding countryside, Julia realised that the man was driving in the opposite direction of her home. She began to panic.

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Jessica Forsayeth- research, writing

Erin Munro - editing

Milly Raso - creative direction

Mike Migas - production, music

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music

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Comments

Bob Trenwith

Is it the aim to do number 200 this year?

Alien Princess

Thank u.. casefile is always my Saturday night treat. So nice to look forward to

Jobe Makar

"...scouring the woods for her guineapig's favorite food..." is probably the cutest phrase of any episode

Bella

Fantastic episode, team!

David Knight

Great case. Are you guys taking a break again in December? Hopefully not but fair play if so- a fantastic year of interesting cases. Many thanks

Casefile

Hi David we will be. This is the last block of episodes. We will be finishing up on Case 199 this year. However there will also be an additional 2 Patreon Picks episodes for Patrons after that. Then a break. Then we will be back with Case 200 next year!

Casefile

Hi Bob. This is the last block of episodes. We will be finishing up on Case 199 this year. However there will also be an additional 2 Patreon Picks episodes for Patrons after that. Then a break. Then we will be back with Case 200 next year!

Laura

Outstanding episode! 👏👏👏

Jacob Metcalf

Casefile, you’re fantastic. Thank you! I hope all of the team members the absolute best. Much love from LA.

Amber

How have I heard so many podcasts cover Jack Unterweger and never knew how many victims he had?! Casefile, you continue to bring the most informative storytelling of any podcast out there.

Seasaltsgirl

I can only imagine the amount of time and effort that goes into the podcast. I appreciate it. Thank you!

MM

Excellent work as always. Reminds me a bit of an American killer who’s cause was supported by a famous American author. Was it Truman Capote? This killer was released from jail only to kill again. I forget. Really bummed I did not know of Maliovich’s interest in this case. And his performance. When it was active.

Demi V

Such a great twist with how Jack's involvement in the US murders was brought about. I was trying to guess at Pulitzer winners and then my stomach sank when it was revealed the journalist got on a plane and I realized what was happening. The Austrian law about not being legally considered guilty because Jack died during his appeal is interesting because Massachusetts has a similar law. Aaron Hernandez, who I don't think Casefile covered, also killed himself after being convicted but during the appeal process so he can't be legally called guilty even though the jury said he was. He's the most high-profile case of the law in effect because he was a pro athlete (in case any non-US fans don't know him). It's always fascinating to see when the same odd legal quirks pop up around the world!

Raymond Danford

Sounds like you are referring to the author Norman Mailer I believe it was, who helped get a guy out who had written a book while in prison called "In The Belly of the Beast". I don't recall the guys name.

MM

Thanks Raymond. Norman Mailer does sound right. Demi. I thought casefile did do the Hernandez case but I can’t see it. Maybe I read a book about that case.

Sarah X

Wow! The way this was told was unbelievable! Almost like you were watching it happen. Loved it! My favourite one so far!

Maurice Velasquez

The people that insisted Jack be freed are the same type of people that give Roman Polanski standing ovations at Cannes. Absolutely despicable.