The Jordan Harbinger Show 725: Paul Holes | Solving America's Cold Cases
Sep 15, 2022
In this engaging discussion, Paul Holes, a former investigator renowned for cracking the Golden State Killer case, shares his insights into the mind of serial killers. He delves into why some killers take breaks or quit entirely, and discusses the emotional toll on investigators. The conversation highlights the significance of modern DNA techniques in solving cold cases while exploring the societal fascination with true crime. Paul also reflects on the psychological struggles faced by families and law enforcement, underlining the critical need for justice and closure.
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The Carla Walker Case
- Carla Walker, 17, was abducted after a Valentine's Day dance, sexually assaulted, and murdered.
- Her brother, Jim, would sit at the culvert where her body was found, hoping the killer would return.
Hope Amidst Horror
- Parents of missing children endure ongoing torment, clinging to hope even after hearing of other children's horrific ordeals.
- The discovery of Jaycee Dugard alive gave hope to Michaela Garecht's mother despite Dugard's trauma.
Serial Killer Breaks
- Serial killers sometimes take breaks between murders, contrary to the common perception of constant activity.
- These breaks can be due to life changes, like marriage, reduced compulsions, or increased risk awareness.
