Clifford Olson

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I heard your part four in Clifford Olson.

I heard you mention that the word goof or goofy in prison.

So for those of you that didn't listen to the final episode, we got a bunch of listener emails that said essentially calling somebody a goof in Canadian jail will get you stabbed to death.

That last podcast on the left did...

Clifford Olson, that guy, Jesus, that guy was, that guy was crazy.

That, that was, I'd never heard of him before.

And I, I went through, I listened to all four episodes of that, that they did.

Of course.

Well, we are here at Clifford Olson, part four.

We are here at the conclusion.

Let's finish big, boys.

And when we last left Clifford Olson, he'd just killed his seventh victim, but one thing that we didn't really illustrate by the end of the last episode was just how quickly Clifford Olson had reached such a high body count.

He'd killed Christine Weller in December of 1980.

His seventh victim, Judy Kozma, was killed just seven months later in July of 1981.

But that wasn't one victim a month.

All these people, I guarantee 100% they, at birth, because, like I said-

Fucking Clifford Olson

... like a lot of these people, they, they're...

Well, no, but their families, like their families knew because, you know, you know, they're torturing animals.

No cameras

... it's funny that, like, it...

No, I'm just, but I don't think it, I don't, I don't know, like it was just, I don't know why in that era, like the s- the '60s, the late '60s and '70s, th- that we had these, like, and then you had, uh, Clifford Olson and that, and that was late '70s, early '80s.

Yep.

in the old days.

This one's going out to the Canadians that I had message me that dared to say the words, that Clifford Olson looked like Pedro Pascal.

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[laughs] And I just wanna say, what happened to you?

It looks like a Pedro Pascal action figure that was left on the rear view of your car.

[laughs]

[laughs] If you think that Clifford Olson looks like Pedro Pascal, you need human touch.

Okay, I'm gonna say beasting Pedro Pascal.

We'll be talking about it more next week.

We got more Clifford Olson coming up in Last Podcast on the Left.

We are here in New York City.

That's right, baby.

I'm very interested in forensic psychology, which is why I keep going back to one of America's leading experts, Dr. Eric Hickey.

We've collaborated with Dr. Hickey on several episodes, including his work on Jeffrey Dahmer and Clifford Olson.

And we're currently prepping an episode with him on Joseph D'Angelo.

But for this conversation, I want to step back from any one case and give you some insight to what a forensic psychologist actually does and how Dr. Hickey, as one of the pioneers in the field, helped shape the way we understand serial killers today.

[laughs] You see, what you're doing wrong there when you're eating a chicken wing is that you're gonna wanna take a whole bite of the bone and all, like you're an ogre from a fairy tale.

[laughs] And we're here speaking of ogres, Clifford Olson part two.

So when we last left- Before we get started- Uh-huh? ...

I have, I haven't seen an image of him.

[laughs]

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To Clifford Olson.

So it's not too far off.