Charm as a Weapon: The Casanova Killer, Part 2

from Serial Defense · host Joey Walker

Glen Edward Rogers used charm, good looks, and trust to get close to his victims...then he killed them.In Part 2 of this episode, we examine the Casanova Killer’s coast-to-coast crime spree, how his tactics repeated across multiple states, and the behavioral patterns that allowed him to continue until capture. A gripping true-crime continuation that shows how manipulation and violence escalated over time.

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