Watch The I'll Be Gone in the Dark Podcast

Nancy Miller, Elizabeth Wolff, and Billy Jensen take us behind the case that sparked Michelle McNamara's true crime obsession.

Nancy Miller revisits her conversation with survivor and activist Kris Pedretti. Then we hear from inside the courtroom where the sentencing of the Golden State Killer took place -- including selections from the victim impact statements, a statement from Joseph James DeAngelo, and the ultimate ruling and sentencing from the judge.

Nancy Miller talks to activist and survivor Kris Pedretti about her own discovery of the GSK's capture. The pair discuss Kris' decision to share her story, the survivors' support network, and her reflections on the recent GSK hearing. Series directors Liz Garbus and Elizabeth Wolff remember Michelle McNamara's healing mantra.

Nancy Miller and citizen detective Paul Haynes look back at his working relationship and friendship with Michelle McNamara. Later, Patton Oswalt joins Nancy to discuss his path to support the completion of Michelle's book and how he continues to look forward in spite of tragedy.

Nancy Miller sits down with best-selling author Gillian Flynn to discuss the lure of Michelle McNamara's writing. Later, retired cold case investigator Paul Holes joins Nancy to unpack the many ways in which detectives tried to identify the GSK over the years.

Retired Detective Carol Daly and Sheriff Kim Stewart meet for the first time on a call with Nancy Miller. The three talk about law enforcement practices before and after EAR/ONS, their experiences as women in the field, and where they were when the GSK was caught.

Series director/executive producer Liz Garbus and director/producer Elizabeth Wolff provide updates on the latest Golden State Killer hearing. Nancy Miller sits down with My Favorite Murder's Karen Kilgariff to talk about the phenomenon of true crime, Karen's own entry into the community, and why Michelle's contributions were so impactful.

Nancy Miller sits down with series director Academy Award-nominee and Emmy Award-winner Liz Garbus and director/producer Elizabeth Wolff to talk about the responsibility they felt in doing justice to Michelle McNamara's work, their own backgrounds and sensitivities they brought to the series, and the ways in which Michelle's work informed the filmmaking process.