John Wayne Gacy buried twenty-nine victims beneath his Norwood Park home while his neighbors smelled the rot and believed his contractor's excuses. This episode examines how Gacy's constructed respectability — the business, the clown costume, the Democratic Party connections — made suspicion feel almost rude.
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How do you miss twenty-nine bodies buried under a house in a quiet Chicago suburb? That's not a rhetorical question.
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