Ep 6. NorCal Rapist: Phantom Predator, Part 2
- TVPG
- March 31, 2019
- 38 min
In the sixth episode of Very Scary People's first season, we follow the second part of the terrifying story of the NorCal Rapist. This episode contains graphic and disturbing content, so viewer discretion is advised.
The NorCal Rapist was a predatory criminal who terrorized women in Northern California for over a decade, starting in the early 1990s. His modus operandi was to break into women's homes, tie them up, and sexually assault them. He was known for being extremely meticulous in his methods and for avoiding leaving any evidence behind.
Part two of the NorCal Rapist story picks up where the last episode left off, with authorities still searching for the elusive predator. As the investigation intensifies, police start to piece together some clues that could finally lead to his capture. They soon learn of a man who was stopped by police for a minor traffic violation and was found to have suspicious items in his car, including duct tape and gloves.
Finally, after years of terrorizing the community, the NorCal Rapist is finally apprehended and identified as Roy Charles Waller, a university employee with no prior criminal record. The episode explores the police's efforts to prove Waller's guilt and bring him to justice.
Throughout the episode, we hear from victims of the NorCal Rapist who bravely share their stories and describe the profound impact that his crimes had on their lives. We also hear from law enforcement officials and forensic experts who worked tirelessly to bring the predator to justice.
The episode offers a chilling look into the mind of a serial predator and the devastating consequences of his actions. It also highlights the importance of cooperation between law enforcement agencies and the resilience of survivors in confronting their trauma.
Overall, this episode of Very Scary People is a must-watch for fans of true crime stories and anyone interested in the psychological and societal factors that allow for the existence of individuals like the NorCal Rapist.
