The Southside Killer

In 1987, women across Richmond were locking their doors, but a lurking predator always seemed to find a way inside. As fear gripped an entire community, investigators raced to stop a killer whose crimes would ultimately change forensic science forever. Join John Conner as he dives deep into the dark to discuss the Southside Strangler, Timothy Wilson Spencer. Will this case be enough to make you check the locks?

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This episode of Check the Locks is dedicated, with love, to the memory of our friend Mathew Scott Halliday. 

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David Vasquez - Innocence Project

How Was the Southside Strangler Caught? | A&E

The Case of the Southside Strangler: The novel forensic technology offered new hope of scientifically linking individuals to crimes.

Spencer v. Com. :: 1989 :: Supreme Court of Virginia Decisions

Timothy W. Spencer, Petitioner-appellant, v. Edward W. Murray, Director, Respondent-appellee, 5 F.3d 758 (4th Cir. 1993)

Timothy W. Spencer, Petitioner-appellant, v. Edward W. Murray, Director, Respondent-appellee, 5 F.3d 758 (4th Cir. 1993)

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Murderer Put to Death In Virginia - The New York Times

Forensic Files - Season 1, Episode 6 - Southside Strangler

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