LA Times and Wondery launch new true-crime podcast
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The Los Angeles Times and Wondery have launched Detective Trapp, a new true-crime podcast following Anaheim investigator Julissa Trapp, who unmasked a serial killer. Dirty John’s Christopher Goffard, who wrote and hosted the series, says that the podcast is “a profile of a detective of high competence and uncommon dedication”. (LA Times / Wondery / ART19)
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