Ep. 36: The Duct Tape Killer: Dissecting the Dreadful Saga of Robert Leroy Anderson's Reign of Terror

Join us for a gripping journey through the nefarious acts of Robert Leroy Anderson, the Duct Tape Killer, as we piece together the heart-rending stories of Piper Streyle and Larissa Demanski. Venture into the chilling details of their abductions in South Dakota and explore the unsettling reality of a killer's meticulous methods. With the insightful contributions of our guest, Kaylyn, we strike a balance, intertwining the grave nature of the case with the lighter side of our podcasting adventures, personal anecdotes, and the peculiarities of online dating.

As we scrutinize Anderson's criminal escapades, the conversation takes an unexpected turn, traversing through the significance of observant neighbors to the oddities of criminal behavior. Witness how a simple mistake at a Bible camp began the unraveling of Anderson's facade of ignorance, how family dynamics play into the narratives we discuss, and how our own lives intersect in surprising ways with those we'd never expect to connect with.

The episode culminates with the dramatic trial and conviction of Anderson, where we ponder the complexities of justice and the impact of his crimes on the families left behind. From the evidence that sealed his fate to the emotional aftermath for those involved, Kaylyn helps us navigate the turbulent emotions of a case that, despite reaching a legal conclusion, leaves haunting questions unanswered. This episode promises more than just a true crime story—it's an exploration of human nature, justice, and the indelible mark left on a community by one man's dark legacy.

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Transcript

Jess: 0:00

he my friend, you friend, my friend. I mean you're our friend, the friend of the podcast, and also I did not clap for those bitches in your play just no, my mom told me about it, I think screw them. Hannah was clapping and I look over at her like well because it was just a habit.

Kaylyn: 0:16

And then I'm like yeah, my mom told me how she was telling hannah. And then you're like whose kneecaps are we breaking? Yep, that sounds like me.

Hannah: 0:27

Always protect the Kaelin.

Rob: 0:28

Yes, Don't be afraid of the mic. You can get right up and close to it.

Jess: 0:34

So scary.

Hannah: 0:36

Don't be scared. That's why Rob has to edit. He edits us all the time.

Rob: 0:39

Yes, see how Hannah's doing it Eat the microphone.

Hannah: 0:44

Kind of like when you see those like tiktoks or videos of you know the pilots and they're like and they're talking yeah yeah, it's like what? Like who are you talking to?

Jess: 1:03

Okay, I also hate hearing me breathe, so I'll like look away.

Hannah: 1:07

Yeah, in the last episode, in the last episode, when we were talking, we were like let's just be like really respectful to the survivors.

Jess: 1:16

You're like Are you sure that wasn't you? No, that was definitely you, fuck you.

Hannah: 1:22

I know how I breathe.

Jess: 1:34

It's like from hey, arnold cocaine. Okay, there are children in the room. Okay, like she hasn't listened to our podcast before. Yeah, that is true, okay hi, I'm jess and I'm hannah. Join us as we delve into true crime, paranormal encounters and all things spooky so grab your flashlight and get ready to wander into the darkness with us this is wicked wanderings. Wander into the darkness with us. This is Wicked Wanderings.

Hannah: 2:30

Hello Jessica, hello Hannah, hi Rob, Hello. We have a special guest today, and I am so excited, and her name is Kaylin Hi.

Rob: 2:36

Kaylin Hi Hi Kaylin.

Hannah: 2:37

She's a junior wanderer and a fan, and she's one of my friends.

Jess: 2:41

So basically she is friends. She is what Hannah and I were at 12, 13 years old.

Hannah: 2:48

Yeah, but we didn't have a podcast to go on and talk about weird things.

Jess: 2:52

Podcasts were not a thing when I was 12. So probably not for me either. It was just talk radio podcast Cell phones weren't even a thing, so this is how cool Kaylin is.

Hannah: 3:02

She came into my house for the first time and you know what she said to me.

Kaylyn: 3:08

Wear your skulls. First thing, I took my shoes off. I'm like Hannah, where's your skulls? Girl after my own heart, yeah.

Hannah: 3:13

Girl after my own heart Love it.

Kaylyn: 3:21

So, kaylin, what?

Hannah: 3:21

is the episode that we're doing. I was like I have no idea who the duct tape killer is.

Jess: 3:26

I actually think I've heard of him, because piper's situation that we'll talk about sounds very similar yeah from something that I've you know, familiar, not similar. Similar, not similar just familiar yeah uh, talking words.

Hannah: 3:43

I was trying to tell her mom Vicky, who was like one of my great friends. I was trying to tell her that we had empanadas at the new Puerto Rican restaurant in town and I said piñata. And she's like a what? Piñata, piñata I was like no, I meant say empanada. See my accent Empanada.

Kaylyn: 4:02

Empanada, my accent A banana.

Hannah: 4:04

See, banana, she's half Hispanic, so you got it.

Jess: 4:06

Hey, Hannah, will you do something for me?

Hannah: 4:08

Maybe I can't, you know, I can't.

Kaylyn: 4:12

It's okay.

Rob: 4:13

You're not the only one, can you no? Roberto.

Kaylyn: 4:17

Roberto, I can't do it. I can only say it. I can only do it when I have certain names to say or when I'm saying something in Spanish, that's the only time.

Jess: 4:27

Do it, put her on the spot.

Kaylyn: 4:29

Roberto, roberto, it's like a small.

Hannah: 4:33

Roberto, roberto, roberto.

Kaylyn: 4:36

See, when I try to do it on purpose, it don't work.

Jess: 4:38

Yeah, you can't do it on command no.

Kaylyn: 4:41

All right. Anyways, back to the duct tape killer.

Jess: 4:48

Yeah, so his name robert leroy anderson, it's such a name that's why he's a killer.

Kaylyn: 4:50

His middle name is leroy angry but he had two victims takes place in south dakota. The first victim was piper, sterile okay, she was 28 and larissa. I don't know what to say.

Hannah: 5:04

Oh, demansky, right, yeah, yes, demansky, thank you.

Kaylyn: 5:07

You're welcome, and she was 29. So sad, I know, but his method of murder was like strangulation.

Hannah: 5:14

This is not on you, kenzie.

Rob: 5:17

Kenzie, what are you doing?

Kaylyn: 5:19

Come here Was either suffocation or strangulation which, since they couldn't find Piper's body Spoiler alert they didn't know the method of murder. So Piper Potts was an attractive young woman. She met her husband in it was a church school or something.

Jess: 5:42

Oh yeah, I remember reading about that. A church function, bible camp. Oh yeah, I remember reading about that. A church function, a Bible camp. Oh, hannah knows about those Bible camps. Is that where you and Rob met God?

Rob: 5:53

no, no, we met online.

Jess: 5:55

On Tinder.

Rob: 5:57

No, plenty of fish.

Jess: 5:59

Really.

Rob: 5:59

Yeah.

Jess: 6:00

I didn't know this. Sorry, kaelin, go ahead. We'll talk about that part later. I think I want to be part, sorry.

Kaylyn: 6:04

Caitlin, Go ahead, We'll talk about that part later. I think I want to be part of that conversation. Smart girl, but she met her husband, Vance, at the Bible camp, and I think it was five years later. So they married in 1988, and five years later they moved into a trailer which the land was 40 acres. Oh wow.

Hannah: 6:21

Nice. That's a good chunk of land. The land was 40 acres. Oh wow, nice, that's a good chunk of land.

Kaylyn: 6:24

But when they went there they opened their own Bible camp for kids younger, so it's not just adults.

Hannah: 6:32

Do you know what religious sect this was for? By any chance.

Kaylyn: 6:37

No.

Jess: 6:37

No, I'm just kind of curious. I'll look it up. Oh good, Thank you Jessica.

Kaylyn: 6:41

And they had two kids and their names. So Sheena was five years old, sorry, three. Three years old, three years old, cool. And piper's younger son was nathan and he was two they were little. Yeah. So they opened their own bubble camp for children, and nathan's second birthday fell on july 29th 1996, and on that same day that was when piper was kidnapped and taken away. Oh, so for his second birthday he just remembers his mother getting taken away.

Hannah: 7:15

Oh, you know it's like this is weird. On another note, but I know rob's aunt. She is her name, dotty which. Which aunt uh, bernie, bernie.

Rob: 7:23

Auntie Bernie.

Hannah: 7:24

Bernadette. She said that she only remembers her birthday now as the day that. Kennedy died, got assassinated, that's right.

Kaylyn: 7:34

Oh, wow. But earlier that day Vance went to go, so he's 29 at the time. He went to go to his plumbing job around 630. Go to his plumbing job around 6 30. After vance left, piper, who was 28 at the time, like drove shortly after to go to drive to work, but also to drop the kids off at their babysitter, because it wasn't at like a daycare or anything, it was just someone's house, okay, so piper worked at the southeastern children's center in sewix falls and around 9 20 piper called miss jordanson, which was the babysitter, and told them like they were on their way and piper never made it to her work, oh, or to the babysitter's house so it sounds like she was like very involved with like helping kiddos yeah, sounds like she from the way.

Kaylyn: 8:19

Like I wrote it down, she was very helping and caring.

Hannah: 8:24

You know the kind of person you want in the world. Thanks a lot, leroy. Robert Leroy, see we need a button. Fuck you, robert Leroy. Thank you.

Kaylyn: 8:34

But at noon I think it was, yeah, vance called the home phone. It was like honey, like where are you? Like, why aren't you answering your phone, right, he's worried? And you like, why aren't you answering your phone, right, he's worried. And a little while later this is now like three one of piper's co-workers, patty sinclair, called the home phone to like make sure she was okay because she didn't come into work she didn't call out and, instead of piper answering, piper's three-year-old daughter, shana, answered the phone.

Jess: 8:58

That's right okay, I remember this. Now. I watched an episode on this before I came to prepare, but I had seen it before somewhere.

Kaylyn: 9:07

And when she answered the phone it was like I don't want mommy to die, I don't want her to die, she's going to die. So obviously shocked Patty, so sad Patty. Like stared on the phone with her but also told another co-worker.

Jess: 9:22

To get the hell over there.

Kaylyn: 9:24

To call the county sheriff's office to get someone over there. So my brother did math because I'm very bad at it, thank you join the club but it was 40 minutes just to get from the town to the next town. Took 45 for the sheriff to get to the trailer. So it wasn't bad.

Jess: 9:46

So they lived in the middle of nowhere, I guess, away from civilization.

Hannah: 9:51

They had 40 acres of land, so I can't imagine that. Yeah, that's true. They probably didn't have very good close neighbors.

Kaylyn: 9:59

I wish I wouldn't have read so tiny so you can't see.

Jess: 10:03

Hannah likes to live in the dark's a vampire, so it makes it difficult.

Kaylyn: 10:07

Well, it's actually pretty light in here, so and it's nice compared to the rest of her house.

Jess: 10:11

She is a junior wanderer.

Kaylyn: 10:13

She is but yeah, once the sheriff got, there's like five when, like they went in, there wasn't like a force entry so 5 p at night, when things started at like 9 am when the search kind of like started.

Jess: 10:28

So these kids had been home alone for like eight hours, oh my.

Kaylyn: 10:32

God Without their mother.

Jess: 10:34

Yeah, that's traumatizing being a little three-year-old worried that your mom's going to die for eight hours.

Kaylyn: 10:39

I know I can't. No, I know.

Hannah: 10:40

I love my mom.

Kaylyn: 10:41

I love your mom to vicky to vicky but sheriff gene taylor. So he was the one that responded to the call and went there and, like he, found the children because they were hiding oh yeah, that makes sense. You hear strangers at the door but they weren't like physically harmed or anything or hurt. So that was a good. But they also found the family dog. Oh no, he's not dead oh, okay, it's okay.

Hannah: 11:05

I can deal with people dying and being tortured dogs. We would have to end the that was a good.

Jess: 11:08

But they also found the family dog. Oh no, he's not dead. Oh OK, it's OK. I can deal with people dying and being tortured Dogs. We would have to end the podcast right now. Animals are a whole different thing.

Kaylyn: 11:12

They are, I agree, but they found the dog who was a blonde Labrador, but his name was Chase and when? They went there.

Jess: 11:27

Like I said, it was like trash, it was thrown it was broken glass, just all scattered throughout the trailer, so so obviously something.

Kaylyn: 11:30

And when, like they found the children, shana was like crying her eyes out, like bawling, and then, there's little nathan just sitting on the floor not saying anything oh, my god the trauma for these poor children.

Jess: 11:41

How old was he?

Kaylyn: 11:42

again like one, two, two so I know I told you shana wrote a book about her experience. I don't remember the name of it but, um.

Hannah: 11:50

You told me, I can look.

Jess: 11:51

I've seen online that she in february of 2023 she's documents her journey trying to figure things out regarding her mom. That's sad that they've never found her body.

Kaylyn: 12:03

But when, like they found the children shana, when, like she was, she's like mommy's going to die, like my mom's going to die. So Sheriff Gene Taylor was there, but also with Jim Stevenson, and he was a DCI detective and DCI is Division of Criminal Investigation.

Hannah: 12:20

Okay.

Kaylyn: 12:20

So yeah, and they asked Shana, because she was older and she was like more verbal with them. They asked her like what happened to? Like what happened, like why is it wrecked? And all this other stuff. And she was saying that there was a mean man that came and took her mom what was this girl's name again sorry, I'm still trying to look up shana how do you spell shana like her version?

Kaylyn: 12:38

shana s-h-a-n-a yeah, but she was like there was a lot of yelling, like it was a mean man that took my mom, but she also said that like he had a gun. And she also said to the detectives that the mean man took nathan's blue tent, which earlier if we fast forward to before piper got kidnapped it was what they got nathan for a birthday gift. Oh, so he took it.

Jess: 13:05

So not only was his mom taken on his birthday, but so was his blue tent. This poor kid. I wonder if he grew up hating birthdays. I would, I would do like.

Kaylyn: 13:16

My second birthday was about my mom being kidnapped and this man took my birthday present. That's what a dick.

Hannah: 13:22

Oh, I think I found it. Robert Anderson Awakening the Devil.

Kaylyn: 13:25

Yes, that one, I think so.

Hannah: 13:27

About the case of Piper Strayle. Oh, so it's not, for that's not there was two books that I sent you.

Kaylyn: 13:32

There was one from Sheena and then there was one that someone else did about the whole investigation.

Hannah: 13:38

Oh, okay, okay.

Kaylyn: 13:46

Yep, okay, yeah, but when vance arrived, shana obviously ran to her father because he was still there. It was like crying, he was like choking back tears but still like comforting her. So it was really hard for him. Yeah, but he like raised your china because she's like they took nathan's blue tent, like because the way it sounded she was like fixated on the blue tent well, it's probably easier to think about that than yeah, than her mom but vance like reassured her, like we can get him another one, like we have another one, it's fine.

Kaylyn: 14:15

So yeah, that's replaceable kind of dickhead steals a little kid's birthday present and his mom messed up fucking robert leroy but like when investigators went to go to the witnesses, obviously like several of them like turned up and was saying that like there was this man that came to the house, or they saw a man or random car that they never seen in their driveway before.

Jess: 14:40

So if this is the the one I'm thinking of and I could be totally wrong, this may not come up, but somewhere some other woman was kidnapped in front of her kids, like she kind of like fought the guy and like wanted you know what, never mind, it was more. She was fighting the guy but didn't want him to get to her children. So she was kind of more like willing to leave with him if he left his children alone, if he left her children sounds familiar okay, so maybe this is the same one I'm taught I'm thinking of I mean, I guess you would do that to protect your kids.

Hannah: 15:18

Yeah, right all costs.

Kaylyn: 15:20

Yeah, but there was one couple that the investigators interviewed and they said that they saw like a man and he was wearing like jeans baseball cap and he rode a black car that they've never seen before around neighborhood, whatever.

Jess: 15:35

God bless nosy neighbors.

Kaylyn: 15:37

They're good for something right. It's like peeking out the window, Especially in towns like that. You know, yeah, like they were just sitting there like trying to collect what happened and trying to piece together and then vance like suddenly remembered, like three days earlier, that there was a man came to his door riding a black car so that's what. And it was two and two together it was black Bronco.

Hannah: 16:02

Why did he come to the door? She's going to tell us oh okay, Sorry, skipping ahead.

Kaylyn: 16:07

But he was like, oh yeah, this man's name was Robert Leroy Anderson and the reason he went to the door is for the Bible camp. So apparently he was like all nervous and muttering when Vance opened the door and he seemed like shock when he answered the door and like Vance just thought it was weird, weird, but like whatever. And then anderson says to vance is like I drove by your house for months now and I right what that's what I said.

Kaylyn: 16:34

Okay, that's normal conversation, awkward it's like hey, I rode by your house a couple months ago multiple times that doesn't happen to you guys.

Jess: 16:42

I guess, not, so they ran the Bible camp from their house right.

Kaylyn: 16:48

So he asked if he can enroll his children. He had none. I don't think he should have any.

Jess: 16:54

Nope, I think he shouldn't, but I think he does have kids.

Kaylyn: 16:58

Too bad for the kids then yeah but, what kind of?

Jess: 17:00

dumbass I'm going to interrupt a little bit. What kind of dumbass if you're going to commit a crime such as this? So, basically, from what I remember, I watched a show Hours to. What did I send to you? I watched a show I went to do. It was on the TV On my birthday birthday, I don't know. It was a show about this crime and they said that the couple had told him that bible camp was done for the year and that he can sign up his kids for next year and the dumbass wrote his actual name and address yeah down.

Jess: 17:38

so why the hell would you go commit a crime to somebody that you know has your address and your full name?

Kaylyn: 17:45

Yeah, I know, Like I read about it and I was like, if you're going to kidnap his wife, why are you putting your name and phone number? Yeah on a piece of paper yeah just one of those things where it's like common sense dude not the brightest crayon in the box.

Hannah: 18:00

Crime 101 but when I was looking at into him as well, they said in some articles that he liked to portray himself as stupid, but he really wasn't.

Jess: 18:12

I mean, I would say that too if I was stupid. I'm just saying, I guess, so I may act stupid, but I'm really small. You are smart, I am. I'm edumacated.

Kaylyn: 18:25

But since it was 17, no, not 17, that would be very weird.

Jess: 18:30

Like 1700s.

Kaylyn: 18:33

Is that what you meant? No, oh, okay, is that what you meant? No, oh, okay, so vance was saying that like it was closed for the year and you can put them out for 1997, which was the next year, because this took place in 1996 I was a baby I was six years old, I was in high school.

Jess: 18:51

No, you weren't get out.

Hannah: 18:53

1996 was my freshman year oh yeah, I guess that makes sense okay, graduated in 2000.

Jess: 18:59

Rob was in middle school.

Rob: 19:01

Right, I'm an old fart, kaylin well, I graduated high school in 2004, so I started high school in 2000 so you were in.

Hannah: 19:08

So in 96, yeah, middle school I was the first grade.

Jess: 19:13

Wow, wow you did the baby, you took the baby, I did the baby.

Hannah: 19:21

You see the dog videos where it's like I identify as a dog. I've said some to your mom on TikTok.

Kaylyn: 19:25

According to my mom, just the baby, just the baby, but with that, like information about the black Bronco and like the name, investigators obviously were saying that it was Robert Leroy Anderson. And according to what back history they did, he was a high school dropout, he was 26. And his father was twice married with four kids.

Hannah: 19:49

It's not the worst we've heard.

Kaylyn: 19:51

Yeah.

Hannah: 19:53

Because there was one case we did where the guy was married like six or seven times.

Jess: 19:57

Oh, what case was that?

Hannah: 20:00

I remember I brought up Rob's biological father. I remember we talked about how back then they didn't have girlfriends, they just married the girl every time.

Jess: 20:10

Are you sure this was on the podcast?

Rob: 20:14

I don't remember talking about this on the podcast, me neither my God. Sometimes my dreams and reality get mixed up. I was wondering about that, but to uh, to touch upon that, my biological father. He was married seven times.

Jess: 20:29

My mother was number two well, if it makes you all feel better. My great, great great grandpa had eight wives at the same time.

Hannah: 20:37

Same time booyah 51 children wait till we do mormonism.

Rob: 20:46

Imagine your dad trying to handle eight wives?

Hannah: 20:48

no, first of all, we know your mom would not allow that.

Jess: 20:51

Yeah, that was right, mom, you know what Our listeners can understand, because Vicky is making us lasagna and it's my favorite meal ever, and so it has peppers and.

Hannah: 21:04

I'm so excited and her garlic are so good. And then there's kielbasa, Like come on.

Jess: 21:09

So if you hear some noise in the background in the kitchen, that's Vicky making my favorite meal.

Kaylyn: 21:16

But, like also on the research that they did about anderson, is that he worked as a maintenance worker from the 11 pm shift to the 7 30 am shift, which we might touch base on that job at the meat packing plant right, which will come up later yeah, that's where the damiansky family worked right.

Hannah: 21:38

I have to say, though, when I was trying to look up stuff about his like earlier years, I couldn't find much I really couldn't either.

Jess: 21:46

I don't know if it was because I was using bing and not google.

Hannah: 21:48

No, I was using google but yeah, I couldn't really find much on his like early, like his his childhood or anything. It just was sounds like he wasn't a very good husband and I don't know.

Kaylyn: 21:59

Well, I might touch base on that, like later when we're talking about how he's in jail, it might come up. Oh okay, so yeah go for it okay, but it was at john moral and co is where he worked and the dci director who was bob, my tiny handwriting it can just be bob just bob but and like other law enforcement officers, like went to his home and he was like out like a light, like nothing happened, sleeping like a baby. It's like how can you sleep at night when you murdered psycho someone?

Hannah: 22:37

yeah, it's a psychopath I'm sure he did in his little red minicooper like it was a yellow bug that was red no, yeah, I was gonna say it was definitely not a minicooper his head in the fridge.

Kaylyn: 22:52

His head was in the.

Jess: 22:52

That was jeffrey dahmer oh you guys need to get your serial killers right.

Hannah: 22:59

We just have a lot going on in our heads, so do I.

Kaylyn: 23:03

You get the sticker that my mom like my mind's like an empty junk drawer that you just empty in the trampoline.

Hannah: 23:09

I did. I like her wheeze one.

Jess: 23:13

You know what? We were both wrong. It was tan 1968 Volkswagen Beetle and it was his deadliest weapon of all.

Rob: 23:21

Well, you said yellow, so I mean that's close.

Hannah: 23:23

It was close enough right Red's close. No it's not, no, it's not Not even See how they gang up on me, Kalen.

Rob: 23:30

Neither is a Fiat or whatever you said.

Hannah: 23:33

A Mini Cooper Fiat, a time mini cooper fiat. They probably didn't even have fiats back then. Uh, yes, yes, they did keep going, kaylin, I just feel really kicked up on.

Kaylyn: 23:44

But when they went to his home he put on jeans, white t-shirt and he voluntarily drove his car to the police station okay, okay, the Bronco yeah, which you know how I said it was black. Yeah, now it's blue, that's right, it's a blue Bronco.

Jess: 24:01

He painted it, didn't he?

Hannah: 24:03

I guess if I was going to paint it like I would go more extreme.

Kaylyn: 24:08

Being black to a neon green yeah.

Jess: 24:11

Like, why blue? Well, I mean like if you painted your walls you'd have to put a primer on and he had like a short amount of time. Maybe blue covered the black easier. I don't know.

Hannah: 24:23

These are just things people have to think of I would just go more extreme, or it could have been like OJ Simpson and painted it white.

Rob: 24:29

Fuck OJ.

Jess: 24:31

He did.

Hannah: 24:34

Kaylin's like I'm never coming back.

Kaylyn: 24:36

You guys are weird I have seen weirder, so welcome to the behind the scenes behind the scenes of a wicked one, but when like you dropped his car, if they went inside, a search team went in his car and like searched his car. So while they searched his car and Anderson went over, like seven hour interrogation.

Jess: 24:57

Oh my gosh.

Kaylyn: 24:58

In a police station. That's a long time. Imagine sitting being interrogated in a white room with glass and a security camera.

Jess: 25:07

He deserved it. I mean, if the cops are cute, I'd make it eight.

Hannah: 25:15

Just kidding, sorry, half kidding.

Kaylyn: 26:37

Good point, make an eight. Just kidding, sorry, half kidding. Good point, but so this is back to the car. When they were searching beneath the carpeting of the car, of the cargo area of the bronco, they found like a plywood platform and holes drilled in it. So it's like to hold like wrist or like ankles I mean, not everyone has that in their car awkward. What platform does the cargo of my bronco?

Jess: 27:00

I just have a mazda 3, so it won't be fitting in there, maybe in the bundy van maybe, but officers also found like a toolbox containing chain and like wooden dowels. They also found traces of black water-based paint black water-based paint, or would it be blue, since he painted it blue?

Kaylyn: 27:21

it said black oh, I don't know, but maybe his car was original bill when he painted it black and then just scrubbed the black off I mean that's also a possibility.

Jess: 27:30

It is a possibility. The world is full of possibilities, imagination.

Kaylyn: 27:37

Oh, they also found a roll of duct tape In the car. They found duct tape.

Hannah: 27:49

Duct tape killer. Duct tape killer makes sense.

Kaylyn: 27:53

Click. But they found a roll of duct tape along with the paint restraints, whatever. They also found dog hairs in his car did he have a dog no actually I don't know but piper did so that and it looked like the hair, the hair hair color matched her dog, chase matched the hair color. So you know how, like I don't know if Kenzie does it, but Harley does it and her clothes will latch onto me, it's like all of our clothing has dog hair on it. Kenzie doesn't shed surprisingly.

Jess: 28:29

I just she's a hair dog, dred sheds, and I just figure it's an accessory because it's always there.

Hannah: 28:35

It's the love you get right, mm-hmm.

Kaylyn: 28:38

But they also found, like furniture moving straps in the car, okay so. So were those used as the restraints then I don't know, Because they found the plywood which was restraints. Then they also found the rope, whatever.

Hannah: 28:52

Interesting.

Kaylyn: 28:56

Okay, restraints. Then they also found the rope, whatever interesting. Okay, but during the interrogation anderson like remained calm, is just sitting there like what like a serial killer? Yeah, it's just calm, it's like nothing happened. It's just calm, it's like, yeah, but but he also denied of all knowledge of knowing piper and like where her whereabouts is and her disappearance Like of course no connection to her at all, which is kind of good sometimes, because they don't really suspect you. But, considering his name and phone number in their house Lies.

Hannah: 29:26

I drove by your house, I drove by your house, but seriously though who.

Kaylyn: 29:30

If you're going to murder someone in the the house, why would you write your name down? I? Mean in the house. That's just like giving you away. I don't.

Hannah: 29:38

I don't.

Kaylyn: 29:39

I mean, you don't suspect when you put you involve yourself.

Jess: 29:43

I guess if your DNA was found at their house, then you could say I mean, yeah, but he was. Oh, I was there a couple days earlier, yeah, but you want to start the conversation.

Hannah: 29:53

I've gone by your house a couple times this month.

Kaylyn: 29:56

And I just drove by your house in my black Bronco.

Hannah: 29:59

Yeah, I decided to stop. Just stop and stare. I like Bible camp, yeah.

Kaylyn: 30:03

Just stare, there's kids apparently. But denied all knowledge of Piper and where she was and all this other stuff. But he did say that he went to the house earlier for the bible camp. So he also like said that he returned monday because it was friday that he went so he returned monday but supposedly he didn't know her writing so tiny. Don't normally write tiny.

Jess: 30:27

This is a big problem for me I have to, on my computer, enlarge the font in the screen in double space and double space my ela teacher does that.

Kaylyn: 30:40

She's like make sure you have it double spaced yeah, because it's mla format.

Hannah: 30:45

Right, I don't care mla for college, then grad school. I had to do it a different one for psychology yeah, aba, apa I said aba not like it matters.

Kaylyn: 30:55

Aba apa for rave yay but he also said that he went. I think it was monday that he said but he also went back to use the archery range that they had fine, no knowledge of them having an archery range for the camp?

Jess: 31:09

yeah, they, I think. Why would you say you didn't know them if you've been at their house for three times? It sounds like.

Kaylyn: 31:16

Yeah, it's weird.

Jess: 31:18

Lies Robert Leroy Lies.

Kaylyn: 31:22

Lies, lies.

Jess: 31:25

Why would you spot?

Kaylyn: 31:26

Yeah.

Jess: 31:27

Literally.

Kaylyn: 31:27

But that same day he said that he heard like the kids playing and he didn't hear like paper in the house. How do you have your ear to the door and just like listening, unless the kids are loud enough? I mean, I know I was a loud kid, right, mom, I was a loud kid, I'm sorry, that was my little brother. That's a loud one. What did you say? I'm a little demonic, oh, demonic. What'd you say?

Jess: 31:52

a little demonic oh, demonic love it you are the spawn spawn of the devil, spawn of satan.

Kaylyn: 32:02

But he just assumed like, because he heard the kids playing, he just assumed that piper was asleep. So he went on like, went back in his car, drove away likely story it's still like weird to me, like how do you like you really keep explaining, but what if she's like upstairs, like how do you know she's taking?

Kaylyn: 32:17

a trailer you creeper usually there's not upstairs to a trailer yeah, but I'm like that's what my thing was like. They're saying they live in a trailer, but it's also 40 acres, so how big is the trailer? Because it fits?

Jess: 32:30

I'm gonna be a double wide. A double wide is what I'm picturing.

Kaylyn: 32:32

Double wide Holds four people and a dog. Well, it probably doesn't fit them great, and it also have enough space.

Jess: 32:40

For activities. No one gets that reference. Okay, never mind.

Kaylyn: 32:45

But, like the conversation also touched base on, like other aspects, words. We say it all the time, english, we're hard english words, you always make them so hard. But unlike his boyhood and like his speech impediment that he had, oh, robert has a speech impediment I didn't know that he probably couldn't say sally sells seashells by the seashore I bet he can't say supercalifragilisticexpialidocious I actually saw that play Mary Poppins yeah, I love Mary Poppins. Went to go see the play because my friend was in it it's a good play good movie.

Rob: 33:23

We were talking about that this morning.

Hannah: 33:26

We were yeah oh, because Rob got Mary Poppins and Fiddler on the Roof.

Rob: 33:31

confused Because of Dick Van Dyke. He's like Dick Van Dyke said that I thought it was Dick Van Dyke on the roof playing the fiddle.

Hannah: 33:39

And he also gets Sound of Music and Gone with the Wind mixed up. So I'm like, oh, gone with the Wind. He's like, oh, she's on a mountain ride, get out, see. Which I read gone with the wind on the book.

Kaylyn: 33:54

You read the book. You read the book. That's a long book. Wow, I read part of it.

Hannah: 33:56

It was the english was not. Oh, because it's the old english. Is this, was it for school?

Kaylyn: 34:02

no, I just wanted to read it because we were reading the outsiders. Ah, oh, stephen king, the outsiders oh okay, hinton.

Hannah: 34:10

Okay, never mind, that's nice. Steven king. I guess it makes sense that you wouldn't be reading steven king at school, like all right but, and also like touch base on larissa and like her disappearance, like I said, no knowledge.

Kaylyn: 34:32

The only thing that he said was that she worked the same place as him.

Jess: 34:37

Uh, so for so did Larissa go. Oh sorry, I interrupted you?

Hannah: 34:42

no, it's okay, I just want to know if Piper was found yes, you did you interrupted.

Rob: 34:45

They're like crazy, I did sorry.

Kaylyn: 34:49

Piper's body was never found.

Hannah: 34:51

Demanski's wasn't either, though right she was.

Jess: 34:54

Okay, Did Larissa go missing before Piper or was it after? Okay?

Kaylyn: 34:59

She went missing before it was 96,. I think it was 94. Let me check my notes.

Jess: 35:11

It was 94 that she got kidnapped. I didn't write when she got kidnapped, but I wrote that she moved in 1991.

Kaylyn: 35:16

I have it on my front page To South Dakota Dakota.

Rob: 35:21

Hold up. Yeah, wait a minute, that's when he was sentenced.

Kaylyn: 35:25

1994 is when, oh, okay.

Hannah: 35:27

Smoke weed everywhere.

Kaylyn: 35:28

August 27th 1994. Is that what we were?

Jess: 35:31

doing Is when she went missing yeah, it's a blank page also for being a serial killer. He takes people.

Hannah: 35:40

I mean, we went, we talked about this with piper, but he took people he had connections to yeah yeah it wasn't like random women like bundy, like like yeah, yeah, there was a meeting Because I know with Larissa they worked at the same place.

Jess: 35:57

And she actually befriended him. They were kind of work buddies.

Kaylyn: 36:02

Yeah, it wasn't like oh my God, you're my friend. It was like co-workers, you're not going to see me out of my house.

Jess: 36:07

Yeah.

Kaylyn: 36:08

Like out of work? You're not. No. It was probably like oh, I feel bad for this guy, let me be nice to him, kind of thing, and then he just murders you.

Jess: 36:16

That's why you should be a bitch. He just murders you. Don't be nice to people.

Hannah: 36:23

Hey, I'll say it. Kayla defends herself. She does Because the other day I was like you need to break some kneecaps. I got that from you, right.

Jess: 36:36

She's like no, I got it. I'm like also I think this is the first time I've seen your hair down sorry, I feel.

Hannah: 36:39

I feel like it needs a break after I tell you. What I need is my back shaved.

Rob: 36:44

Your back, yep, yeah she always says she has a hairy back it's the, it's the back of her head I always say it looks the grossest rob out it's like let me just shave my back yeah, I do not shave her back.

Hannah: 37:00

I shave the back of her head yeah it's, it's gotten really long it's very long yeah, I feel like my head needs a break and I always have it up for work because the kids are gross and nasty and Mom told me that one of the students last year pulled her hair. Do you know how many times I got my hair pulled?

Jess: 37:19

I don't know, rob, how many times have you pulled her hair?

Hannah: 37:22

No, not by students, wasn't it in a good way? There's children in the room, can't see.

Jess: 37:30

In middle school. I know and middle schoolers know a lot more nowadays than I did when I was in middle school.

Hannah: 37:36

Thank you, tiktok so I might be skipping ahead a little bit, so I apologize if I am, but for dumansky, are we? We're doing a second episode with that?

Kaylyn: 37:47

yeah okay, okay, okay, just figured it would be a lot to just smush it in one episode.

Jess: 37:54

Okay, I'm a two-parter, that's fine.

Rob: 38:00

Or a five-parter. Five-parter.

Jess: 38:02

Hey, you need all the information.

Hannah: 38:06

Putnums, putnums Fucking.

Jess: 38:08

Putnums, I thought my witch trials were amazing.

Hannah: 38:14

You did good. You were witched out. You're still witched out I was witched out.

Rob: 38:18

So next week.

Hannah: 38:19

Well, I don't know if she's done yet we're going to be talking about witches.

Jess: 38:24

I'm not a witch. I'm your wife and I'm not sure I want to be that anymore.

Hannah: 38:27

Fucking Putnams. You turned me into a newt. I got better Name that movie my Python. Oh Holy Grail.

Rob: 38:35

And the Holy Grail.

Hannah: 38:36

Oh my goodness, hey Vicky. Oh no, have you seen Monty Python?

Jess: 38:41

It's like a waste of an hour and a half.

Hannah: 38:45

What happened. She's been here the whole time. You goober and the Holy Grail, that one. It's only a flesh wound. You don't think you've seen that one. It's good, it's funny.

Rob: 38:53

It is good, but then it ends and you're like that's it I know, they ran out of money apparently when they were filming and it just ends and it's like what the what, the what, what?

Jess: 39:06

It's a calm strip. What? A calm strip Calm strip a calm, strip calm.

Hannah: 39:10

Oh, you have to like. Yeah, I got these. Does anyone want a rock?

Rob: 39:14

it's a calming rock it's what's um?

Kaylyn: 39:17

I have a witch rock at my house you have a witch rock, you would what's? That I don't know. My friend gave it to me.

Kaylyn: 39:22

It has like a moon, oh okay that's cool my inner witch, the fucking putt numbs kenzie sorry, we need to get back on track but like he denied no knowledge of larissa and how she vanished, but because it was two years before you know so. But in like one of the blue jeans that they found at um anderson's house, they had like stained and had blood in them. I think you might have said it was. That's what I would have said.

Hannah: 39:56

Well, if he works at a meatpacking plant?

Kaylyn: 39:59

I guess you could say it's animal blood, right, I'd say it was period blood and then people would be freaked out.

Jess: 40:07

Ew period blood. Case in point Rob just freaked out.

Rob: 40:11

I did not freak out, did I say anything?

Jess: 40:12

No, but your eyes did.

Hannah: 40:17

But yeah.

Kaylyn: 40:18

And the test like they was like conclusive about whose blood it was. Hmm. Which was kind of weird because it was on his pants. So, whether it was Piper's or not, the test came back inconclusive.

Hannah: 40:32

So was there a third victim. I don't know. Because if they're testing for Piper's and then Demansky's too right At this point or no?

Kaylyn: 40:41

No, they were just questioning him about it.

Hannah: 40:44

So is there a third victim then?

Kaylyn: 40:45

Maybe Jessica what do you think?

Jess: 40:48

Sorry, I was distracted, I don't know. I think I remember seeing that the blood on the pants didn't match any of him or his family and they were thinking that it was piper's blood, right? Is that what we were talking about?

Hannah: 41:05

right, I just didn't know there was a third victim.

Kaylyn: 41:07

Oh yeah, um, not that I am aware of yeah, but also in the search of his car they found handcuffs which were handcuff keys not just handcuffs, just keys to handcuffs which were handcuff keys not just handcuffs, just keys to handcuffs. Yeah, I just have handcuff keys laying around my house.

Jess: 41:26

No comment.

Kaylyn: 41:27

Well, that you're a little, I'm sorry. I mean for Hannah, it would be kind of weird, but for you it's For me.

Jess: 41:35

I cut you slack. Keep in mind, my husband and I were both cops in the military, so there is a logical non-perverted yawn.

Kaylyn: 41:43

It's like this is what happens, so this is my gun case in case anyone enters my home Exactly.

Rob: 41:49

Do you still have handcuff keys? Of course I do.

Jess: 41:54

I still have handcuffs and I have furry ones.

Rob: 41:57

Furry ones.

Jess: 42:00

Turn the paints Kaelin's like okay, moving on.

Kaylyn: 42:05

Moving on. But the police interviewed Anderson's neighbor, which was Dan Johnson at the time, because I don't think he moved, but he was also a nosy neighbor.

Hannah: 42:16

Like the nosy neighbors.

Kaylyn: 42:18

Yeah, nosy neighbors, sometimes they can come good in some cases. Yes.

Hannah: 42:23

Yes, they can.

Kaylyn: 42:24

It's like what happened here. It's like oh yeah, my neighbor, just you know, was washing, doing whatever in his front yard.

Jess: 42:33

Unless they're peeping Toms. Yeah, we don't want those. No, those are. I don't know if you've noticed this or not, but we always go on to different topics, nothing's off topic.

Kaylyn: 42:44

It's all on the same topic. We go on our little rants. We're going on a trip in our baby rocket ship. But he said that he saw Anderson carefully clean the interior of his car.

Jess: 43:01

Yes.

Kaylyn: 43:03

So of the blue Bronco not because it's the same Bronco, but it's blue but carefully clean the interior of the blue Bronco on the morning of the 29th. And then Dan Johnson also reported that after Anderson left he came back and also cleaned it again Carefully, a lot of cleaning for a man that has no children. Yeah, that is innocent, but it was around like two that he came back, so cleaned his car second time.

Rob: 43:35

Interesting hmm interesting.

Kaylyn: 43:37

So, but confronted, like the police, confronted anderson about the handcuff keys and whatever else was in his car, and he did say that he had the handcuff keys but he didn't have any handcuffs to go with it.

Jess: 43:50

So okay just have some we believe that, buddy you liar.

Kaylyn: 43:57

But he didn't have any keys to go with them. But anderson also denied dan johnson's like view of what happened in cleaning his car, so he denied of cleaning his car in the morning in afternoon of the 29th I mean the guy painted his car. So I don't believe that somewhere in between he painted a car, unless, unless maybe I just figure if you're going to paint after a crime. Weren't we talking about crime on Tuesday, where it's like you can't use anything that splatters because they have the UV light?

Hannah: 44:29

Oh yeah, because we were watching the Cecil Hotel documentary right.

Jess: 44:34

Yeah, that would be a good episode, cecil.

Hannah: 44:37

Hotel.

Kaylyn: 44:37

Yeah, and then he watched like one-eighth of the documentary though.

Hannah: 44:44

We were too busy talking.

Kaylyn: 44:48

But denied of cleaning his car on the 29th. And well, like you know how they do the lineup, it's like who looks familiar. Vance said that it was Robert who went to his house, but he also brought Shana. And she's like that's the mean man, that's who took my mom. So and like, wow, shana was explaining this and like explaining what happened, and they were like surprised about how detailed it was, because she's three years old, yeah, so it's a lot of information taken, but also to remember it.

Kaylyn: 45:30

Yeah, for a traumatized three-year-old, absolutely for sure, yeah but so the morning of august 2nd the police arrested robert at job which is Marlin Co, which is the meatpacking plant, and charged him with kidnapping of Piper Sterl. They like they had identified him quickly because criminal case, but like investigation was not over because Piper was still missing.

Jess: 45:55

Yeah, so they had enough to arrest him on the kidnapping charge.

Kaylyn: 45:58

But not the murder.

Jess: 45:59

So they could hold him. But yeah, but not the murder.

Kaylyn: 46:02

But hundreds of officers and volunteers searched the area around the trailer looking for more evidence that maybe the police missed, like something, but they found nothing but a botanist, which his name was Gary Lawson, from the South dakota state university, was able to identify bits of like a vegetable off of the toolbox that they found in anderson's bronco really yeah, so I think there was like dirt on it and that's why he was able to like recognize it or something say like where it was from yeah, the dirt awesome I love, I love that yeah, that's really cool.

Hannah: 46:41

I think they did that a lot in the show bones was it a book? I think there's a book that named bones there could be, but there's a tv series called bones anthropologists, let's just say paleontologists. That's different, right right, that's for dinosaurs.

Kaylyn: 47:01

Okay, yeah, but the vegetable that he said it was, it was a hornwort and a black snake root which they were known to grow in certain areas of South Dakota, oh, oh, and it was known to go like be there near the big river in Swix Falls which, like the river, was near the town of Baltic, which was also in South Dakota.

Hannah: 47:27

Interesting.

Kaylyn: 47:34

The police realized it was like not a coincidence that on July 29th, the day that Piper went missing, like that's when he found it.

Jess: 47:38

whatever, so they really did arrest him fast. If she went missing on the 29th, then he was arrested on the 2nd, that is very fast.

Kaylyn: 47:48

That's what she said. 2nd, Sorry keep going. But when they a motorist was driving near like the town of Baltic but also near the river which I was thinking is kind of, you know, like connecticut river and how it's like that grass, the space of trees, and then like the parking lot for the beach grounds in south hadley yeah, yeah, I was thinking it was kind of like that.

Kaylyn: 48:10

Oh okay, because he like saw on the trees a black and white shirt like torn. So instead of like having the parking lot, there was like a road or something, Mm-hmm, so that's how I thought of it. Yeah, but, and like that's. And Vance like said that it was a black and white shirt that she was wearing the day, Like, but that's where, like, he'd taken her. So the search in the area had turned up the other half of her t-shirt in like a small tree that was dangling from a branch directly above several lengths of duct tape like just wadded duct tape.

Hannah: 48:50

Hmm so duct tape killer makes sense but they also.

Kaylyn: 48:53

So they took the duct, duct yeah, it's hard that, that tape, yeah, the duct tape, but they found like human hair in it because it was matted and wadded that's not suspicious at all yeah, but it was like human hair and microscopical, intuitional from this styros, um.

Kaylyn: 49:17

But yeah, so like that's how they found like it was like her hair. It was microscopical test that they did. But they also found there was also like a large dildo there and like a wax candle, like near like the shirt and the duct tape so, and the duct tape like the same duct tape, because they did tests on the duct tape that they found in Anderson's car and the ones that they found in the woods. It was the same one.

Jess: 49:48

So they think that he used those to torture her right.

Kaylyn: 49:53

And it said that like he raped her and tortured her before killing her, what a dick.

Jess: 49:59

What a douche canoe dick.

Kaylyn: 50:01

what a douche canoe major, major douche canoe but they also found like a black um folding knife like a like a pocket knife. Yeah, I think. Okay, I think, but it was recovered from the bronco, but it also had cloth fiber on it that matched the shirt, so it said. I think I wrote this later, but it was said that he used the knife to rip her shirt oh, okay, yeah open and that's why it was in two places and then reaped her and then killed her.

Hannah: 50:33

So I really don't like this guy yeah, me neither.

Kaylyn: 50:37

But anderson was charged with kidnapping and he went on trial the following spring and he wasn't charged with the murder charges because they didn't have enough evidence to say it was him.

Jess: 50:49

Oh wait, when that happens well I think, if I remember right and sorry if you're covering this is they believe that he threw her body into the river. That's why they haven't found it, and if it's anything like the connecticut river, yeah, it's gone I don't know, I didn't see that in my research but maybe because I know they found spoiler.

Kaylyn: 51:09

They found larissa's body in a river. I think it was only like half of it or something that they found in the river I saw he buried her under a bush.

Jess: 51:17

That's for next time.

Kaylyn: 51:19

Our next episode. Well, we'll clear that up. But he was charged like he wasn't charged with murder because they didn't have any solid evidence for him and like they said that like he's going to jail obviously.

Jess: 51:34

Good.

Kaylyn: 51:35

Yay, but the prosecution team led by the South Dakota attorney attorney general, who was Mark Barrett, would show the jury that the defendant was brought like he brought the black paint or brought black back the paint of the Monday morning and sprayed the Bronco. So the attorney Mark Barrett was like this is what we believe, so Monday morning he sprayed the bronco. So the attorney mark barrett was like this is what we believe, so monday morning he sprayed the bronco so it would change the color.

Kaylyn: 52:06

so they wouldn't sure like search his car, find his car, whatever wouldn't suspect the car yeah, that is what I was trying to say should have gone with the lime green right yes, bright orange, do a bumblebee car, um, but they also by reconstruction of the events, they the evidence and the witnesses.

Kaylyn: 52:29

They all established that anderson like this, like this. This is where they were trying to piece together what happened. So this is where they were saying that anderson drove to the trailer right on the 29th and handcuffed piper and retrieved the note with his name and phone number and then carried her out to the car and then also he took the note that had his name on it from when he signed up for bible camp yeah, which then that didn't match up crazy.

Kaylyn: 53:01

It's like saying that vance had in the house, but then later it was saying that he took so there's some inconsistencies there yeah, okay but I think I think he did take it. I think, yes, it was three days. So I think vance just remembered his name? Yeah, not his number.

Kaylyn: 53:20

Obviously that'd be very hard. But and then sent to the area and like, dread, like isn't gagged her with duct tape, and then, yeah, killed her with the knife and then, like, disposed of the body, but he never said where the body was. So that's part of the.

Hannah: 53:40

So sad. The family has no closure.

Jess: 53:42

No, yeah, I mean, at least they got him on kidnapping at least.

Kaylyn: 53:46

Yeah, which how? I don't know if you know this or not, but do you know how long the kidnapping sentence is?

Hannah: 53:53

I definitely think it depends on the state, but it's definitely not 25 years to life.

Jess: 53:58

I want to say it was pretty long, I was surprised.

Kaylyn: 54:01

Let me look it up real quick. But they also said that once he killed, piper dropped the body, whatever. He went back to the house to grab the gun that he had, with Shana saying that he had a gun, so he dropped it, like for his second trip he got the gun.

Hannah: 54:16

From the trailer.

Kaylyn: 54:17

Yeah, oh, because he left it there. And trip, he got the gun from the trailer. Yeah, oh, because he left it there. And a watch that he had on, apparently. Or like to grab a watch that they had.

Hannah: 54:24

Who goes back to the crime scene with kids there?

Jess: 54:26

that's so weird he's an idiot he was sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping oh yeah, shit, yay, okay, well, that's good yeah but like he went to grab all his stuff back and that's when, at two, he went to go back to clean his car.

Kaylyn: 54:42

But that's when Dan Johnson, his neighbor, was like this is the time he was cleaning his car. Mm-hmm. So the jury found him guilty of kidnapping Piper and two months later the state circuit judge sentences him to life in prison. But no one was satisfied with the outcome. Even though he was sentenced to life in prison, but no one was satisfied with the outcome. Even though he was sentenced for life in prison but no one was happy with it.

Jess: 55:05

They wanted him to die.

Kaylyn: 55:07

I mean, I would too.

Jess: 55:09

If my mom was kidnapped?

Kaylyn: 55:11

For my mom. I know she wouldn't be kidnapped.

Hannah: 55:13

No your mom would drop it down.

Jess: 55:15

I feel like your mom would commit murder if someone tried to to kidnap, if someone tried to kidnap her, oh yeah.

Kaylyn: 55:22

Oh, I would break loose, Like I'm just saying that's gonna go down yeah.

Jess: 55:27

I feel sorry for the person who does it.

Kaylyn: 55:31

So, by no means satisfied, Anderson complained to court that he was an innocent victim.

Jess: 55:37

Oh God.

Kaylyn: 55:39

Of what happened and he was just being blamed.

Jess: 55:42

No, bitch, you did it. Now you're going to be in life or in prison for life.

Kaylyn: 55:46

And Anderson told Barrett before I said this thing, and I quote and here I quote she's quoting I hope you rot in hell right.

Jess: 55:57

I hope he does too.

Kaylyn: 55:58

He has a certain spot, I hope you rot in hell. Right, I hope he does too. He has a certain spot. But Barrett said I might, but it's not because I convicted Robert Leroy Anderson for life in prison. Nope. It would be for other reasons, and Barrett was no happier than anyone else about his sentence. So yeah, and then Barrett said sooner or later he'll face a homicide charge, which Bennett predicted that.

Jess: 56:26

Spoiler alert for next episode, and that's it.

Hannah: 56:30

Well done, Kaylin Yay.

Jess: 56:31

Well done, Kaylin.

Kaylyn: 56:33

But like you know how I said, like he was like when Robert went to the house he was like all mumbling and stuff. It was said that he was going to kidnap paper that day oh, so he was thrown off his game and he didn't expect vance vance to be there. Yeah, that's why I was like, oh, like trying to make up an excuse for it.

Hannah: 56:53

That would make sense. He was thrown off his game. That's why we don't ever answer our front door, that's just saying so our part two to this is going to be what happened after the trial, but also Demanski, correct? Yes, I answered sorry, oh I forgot about how he died.

Kaylyn: 57:10

He killed himself. He hanged himself in his cell.

Hannah: 57:13

Coward Couldn't take the guilt.

Kaylyn: 57:15

So they found him with his bedsheets on the top of the ceiling just hanging there there was also a note in his cell and talked about, like his childhood and his mom and also his older sister, but never about Piper or Larissa.

Jess: 57:34

No one gives a shit, Robert Leroy. That's no excuse. People have rough childhoods all the time and they don't kidnap and murder people.

Kaylyn: 57:43

Yep, Well, some of them do though.

Jess: 57:45

Some of them do, but Some of them talk about it, get a therapist.

Kaylyn: 57:49

If you need help, get a therapist.

Jess: 57:51

I happen to know one.

Kaylyn: 57:53

Best friend to talk all your problems with. Yes, that's what I do.

Jess: 57:57

Nice, don't talk to hannah, she don't know what she's talking about. I'm just kidding. I talked to hannah, so it's fine. Well, thank you for doing an episode and we're excited for the next one, part two, for larissa, larissa, larissa, yeah, larissa davansky larissa from ukraine from ukraine, kiev, ukraine. Yeah, she moved. Well, not moved. I think she's an immigrant. Larissa Davansky. Larissa.

Kaylyn: 58:20

From Ukraine, from Ukraine, kiev, ukraine. Yeah, she moved. Well, not moved, I think she's an immigrant. Yeah.

Jess: 58:25

She teleported to South Dakota Witchcraft Fucking Putnams Fucking Putnams.

Kaylyn: 58:33

Which we were actually listening to, the.

Jess: 58:38

The witchcraft, yeah, the witch trials when you guys were talking about Samuel Parris and stuff like that.

Kaylyn: 58:42

That's what we were listening to on our way here, oh.

Rob: 58:44

I love it.

Hannah: 58:45

Oh, you were listening to the podcast on the way here, because I know your mom's trying to go through them.

Kaylyn: 58:50

I already went all through them. It's like oh, a new episode. And she's like I want episode seven. It's I don't want to listen to their newest one.

Jess: 58:59

Yeah, you have to go through them all. I love it.

Kaylyn: 59:02

Thank you.

Jess: 59:02

Kaylin.

Hannah: 59:03

Thank you.

Rob: 59:04

Thank you so much.

Jess: 59:04

Appreciate it. Junior Wanderer Love it, so proud. I don't know about you, but I don't know if the lasagna is ready.

Kaylyn: 59:12

It's also I know, probably should go help, vicky. Is the lasagna ready it?

Jess: 59:16

is Woo Ready? It is Woo, I'm going to eat. Bye, bye, wanderers, bye.

Hannah: 59:22

Thanks for listening today, wicked Wanderings is hosted by Hannah Fitzpatrick and me, jess.

Jess: 59:27

Goonan.

Rob: 59:27

And it's produced by Rob Fitzpatrick.

Jess: 59:30

Music by Sasha End.

Hannah: 59:32

If you enjoyed today's episode, don't forget to leave us a rating and review.

Jess: 59:38

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Hannah: 59:39

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Jess: 59:46

Thank you for being a part of the Wicked Wanderings community. We appreciate each and every one of you.

Hannah: 59:52

Stay curious keep exploring and always remember to keep on wandering.