
Episode #8
Why Did California’s Most Notorious Serial Killer Turn Himself In?
<p>In April 1973, Edmund Kemper was at the peak of a terrifying murder spree in Santa Cruz, California. With a towering height of 6’9”, an IQ of 136, and eight brutally executed murders under his belt including young female college students he had evaded detection by law enforcement entirely.</p><p>Yet, after committing his most personal and violent crime, he didn't try to hide. Instead, he drove over 500 miles, pulled up to a glass phone booth in Pueblo, Colorado, and called the Santa Cruz police to confess.</p><p></p>






