四十年来，约瑟夫·迪安杰洛隐姓埋名，最终被警方认定为“维萨利亚窃贼”、“东区强奸犯”，以及最为人熟知的“金州杀手”。但福克斯国家频道的一档新系列节目正在调查，他已知的罪行是否讲完了整个故事。
For four decades, Joseph DeAngelo hid in plain sight as the man authorities would eventually identify as the Visalia Ransacker, the East Area Rapist and, most famously, the Golden State Killer. But a new Fox Nation series is investigating whether his known crimes tell the whole story. "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster" re-examines DeAngelo’s violent past through exclusive testimony and never-before-seen evidence, asking whether his crimes began earlier than previously believed and, if so, what additional victims he left behind. "There’s a possibility, and probably a high likelihood, that he committed way more crimes than we ever will know about," said Anne Marie Schubert, who served as the Sacramento County district attorney from 2015 to 2023. NEW CALIFORNIA LAW EXPANDS DNA TOOLS FOR MISSING PERSONS INVESTIGATIONS DeAngelo was arrested in 2018 at 72 years old following a search of genealogy websites, bringing an end to a decades-long hunt. In 2020, he pleaded guilty to 50 rapes and 13 murders. The four-part series challenges the established timeline of DeAngelo’s crimes, beginning with accounts of earlier assaults and controlling behavior. It goes on to re-examine evidence surrounding the murders of two teenage girls and explores whether DeAngelo framed others to evade capture. FOX HOLLOW CORONER REVEALS WHY HE DOUBTS SUSPECTED SERIAL KILLER ACTED ALONE IN HUNT FOR ANSWERS Later episodes examine his more than 50 attacks as the East Area Rapist and his transformation from serial rapist to serial killer. The series also raises questions about crimes that remain unsolved, including the cases of Donna Richmond and Bess Snelling, featuring new statements from alleged victims and their relatives. ounts being violently raped when she was 12 years old. Another person of interest believes his mother was a victim of DeAngelo. The final chapter examines perhaps the largest lingering question surrounding DeAngelo’s crimes — whether they actually ended in 1986, or whether he continued prowling, raping and killing before his arrest more than three decades later.To learn more, to Fox Nation and stream "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster." TO FOX NATION Fox Nation programs are viewable on demand and from your mobile device app but only for FOX Nationrs. Go to Fox Nation to start a free trial and watch the extensive library of your favorite FOX Nation personalities.
《金州杀手：揭开怪物面具》通过独家证词和从未公开的证据，重新审视迪安杰洛的暴力过去，探究他的犯罪是否比此前认定的开始得更早，如果是，他还留下了哪些额外的受害者。
For four decades, Joseph DeAngelo hid in plain sight as the man authorities would eventually identify as the Visalia Ransacker, the East Area Rapist and, most famously, the Golden State Killer. But a new Fox Nation series is investigating whether his known crimes tell the whole story. "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster" re-examines DeAngelo’s violent past through exclusive testimony and never-before-seen evidence, asking whether his crimes began earlier than previously believed and, if so, what additional victims he left behind. "There’s a possibility, and probably a high likelihood, that he committed way more crimes than we ever will know about," said Anne Marie Schubert, who served as the Sacramento County district attorney from 2015 to 2023. NEW CALIFORNIA LAW EXPANDS DNA TOOLS FOR MISSING PERSONS INVESTIGATIONS DeAngelo was arrested in 2018 at 72 years old following a search of genealogy websites, bringing an end to a decades-long hunt. In 2020, he pleaded guilty to 50 rapes and 13 murders. The four-part series challenges the established timeline of DeAngelo’s crimes, beginning with accounts of earlier assaults and controlling behavior. It goes on to re-examine evidence surrounding the murders of two teenage girls and explores whether DeAngelo framed others to evade capture. FOX HOLLOW CORONER REVEALS WHY HE DOUBTS SUSPECTED SERIAL KILLER ACTED ALONE IN HUNT FOR ANSWERS Later episodes examine his more than 50 attacks as the East Area Rapist and his transformation from serial rapist to serial killer. The series also raises questions about crimes that remain unsolved, including the cases of Donna Richmond and Bess Snelling, featuring new statements from alleged victims and their relatives. ounts being violently raped when she was 12 years old. Another person of interest believes his mother was a victim of DeAngelo. The final chapter examines perhaps the largest lingering question surrounding DeAngelo’s crimes — whether they actually ended in 1986, or whether he continued prowling, raping and killing before his arrest more than three decades later.To learn more, to Fox Nation and stream "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster." TO FOX NATION Fox Nation programs are viewable on demand and from your mobile device app but only for FOX Nationrs. Go to Fox Nation to start a free trial and watch the extensive library of your favorite FOX Nation personalities.
曾于2015年至2023年担任萨克拉门托县地方检察官的安妮·玛丽·舒伯特表示：“有这种可能性，而且极有可能，他犯下的罪行远比我们将来能知晓的要多。”
For four decades, Joseph DeAngelo hid in plain sight as the man authorities would eventually identify as the Visalia Ransacker, the East Area Rapist and, most famously, the Golden State Killer. But a new Fox Nation series is investigating whether his known crimes tell the whole story. "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster" re-examines DeAngelo’s violent past through exclusive testimony and never-before-seen evidence, asking whether his crimes began earlier than previously believed and, if so, what additional victims he left behind. "There’s a possibility, and probably a high likelihood, that he committed way more crimes than we ever will know about," said Anne Marie Schubert, who served as the Sacramento County district attorney from 2015 to 2023. NEW CALIFORNIA LAW EXPANDS DNA TOOLS FOR MISSING PERSONS INVESTIGATIONS DeAngelo was arrested in 2018 at 72 years old following a search of genealogy websites, bringing an end to a decades-long hunt. In 2020, he pleaded guilty to 50 rapes and 13 murders. The four-part series challenges the established timeline of DeAngelo’s crimes, beginning with accounts of earlier assaults and controlling behavior. It goes on to re-examine evidence surrounding the murders of two teenage girls and explores whether DeAngelo framed others to evade capture. FOX HOLLOW CORONER REVEALS WHY HE DOUBTS SUSPECTED SERIAL KILLER ACTED ALONE IN HUNT FOR ANSWERS Later episodes examine his more than 50 attacks as the East Area Rapist and his transformation from serial rapist to serial killer. The series also raises questions about crimes that remain unsolved, including the cases of Donna Richmond and Bess Snelling, featuring new statements from alleged victims and their relatives. ounts being violently raped when she was 12 years old. Another person of interest believes his mother was a victim of DeAngelo. The final chapter examines perhaps the largest lingering question surrounding DeAngelo’s crimes — whether they actually ended in 1986, or whether he continued prowling, raping and killing before his arrest more than three decades later.To learn more, to Fox Nation and stream "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster." TO FOX NATION Fox Nation programs are viewable on demand and from your mobile device app but only for FOX Nationrs. Go to Fox Nation to start a free trial and watch the extensive library of your favorite FOX Nation personalities.
新加州法律扩大DNA工具用于失踪人口调查 迪安杰洛于2018年、72岁高龄时被捕，此前警方搜查了家谱网站，由此结束了长达数十年的追捕。2020年，他对50起强奸案和13起谋杀案认罪。
For four decades, Joseph DeAngelo hid in plain sight as the man authorities would eventually identify as the Visalia Ransacker, the East Area Rapist and, most famously, the Golden State Killer. But a new Fox Nation series is investigating whether his known crimes tell the whole story. "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster" re-examines DeAngelo’s violent past through exclusive testimony and never-before-seen evidence, asking whether his crimes began earlier than previously believed and, if so, what additional victims he left behind. "There’s a possibility, and probably a high likelihood, that he committed way more crimes than we ever will know about," said Anne Marie Schubert, who served as the Sacramento County district attorney from 2015 to 2023. NEW CALIFORNIA LAW EXPANDS DNA TOOLS FOR MISSING PERSONS INVESTIGATIONS DeAngelo was arrested in 2018 at 72 years old following a search of genealogy websites, bringing an end to a decades-long hunt. In 2020, he pleaded guilty to 50 rapes and 13 murders. The four-part series challenges the established timeline of DeAngelo’s crimes, beginning with accounts of earlier assaults and controlling behavior. It goes on to re-examine evidence surrounding the murders of two teenage girls and explores whether DeAngelo framed others to evade capture. FOX HOLLOW CORONER REVEALS WHY HE DOUBTS SUSPECTED SERIAL KILLER ACTED ALONE IN HUNT FOR ANSWERS Later episodes examine his more than 50 attacks as the East Area Rapist and his transformation from serial rapist to serial killer. The series also raises questions about crimes that remain unsolved, including the cases of Donna Richmond and Bess Snelling, featuring new statements from alleged victims and their relatives. ounts being violently raped when she was 12 years old. Another person of interest believes his mother was a victim of DeAngelo. The final chapter examines perhaps the largest lingering question surrounding DeAngelo’s crimes — whether they actually ended in 1986, or whether he continued prowling, raping and killing before his arrest more than three decades later.To learn more, to Fox Nation and stream "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster." TO FOX NATION Fox Nation programs are viewable on demand and from your mobile device app but only for FOX Nationrs. Go to Fox Nation to start a free trial and watch the extensive library of your favorite FOX Nation personalities.
这部四集系列片挑战了迪安杰洛作案时间线的既定认知，从早期的袭击和控制行为讲起。节目进而重新审视两名少女遇害案的证据，并探讨迪安杰洛是否曾陷害他人以逃避抓捕。
For four decades, Joseph DeAngelo hid in plain sight as the man authorities would eventually identify as the Visalia Ransacker, the East Area Rapist and, most famously, the Golden State Killer. But a new Fox Nation series is investigating whether his known crimes tell the whole story. "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster" re-examines DeAngelo’s violent past through exclusive testimony and never-before-seen evidence, asking whether his crimes began earlier than previously believed and, if so, what additional victims he left behind. "There’s a possibility, and probably a high likelihood, that he committed way more crimes than we ever will know about," said Anne Marie Schubert, who served as the Sacramento County district attorney from 2015 to 2023. NEW CALIFORNIA LAW EXPANDS DNA TOOLS FOR MISSING PERSONS INVESTIGATIONS DeAngelo was arrested in 2018 at 72 years old following a search of genealogy websites, bringing an end to a decades-long hunt. In 2020, he pleaded guilty to 50 rapes and 13 murders. The four-part series challenges the established timeline of DeAngelo’s crimes, beginning with accounts of earlier assaults and controlling behavior. It goes on to re-examine evidence surrounding the murders of two teenage girls and explores whether DeAngelo framed others to evade capture. FOX HOLLOW CORONER REVEALS WHY HE DOUBTS SUSPECTED SERIAL KILLER ACTED ALONE IN HUNT FOR ANSWERS Later episodes examine his more than 50 attacks as the East Area Rapist and his transformation from serial rapist to serial killer. The series also raises questions about crimes that remain unsolved, including the cases of Donna Richmond and Bess Snelling, featuring new statements from alleged victims and their relatives. ounts being violently raped when she was 12 years old. Another person of interest believes his mother was a victim of DeAngelo. The final chapter examines perhaps the largest lingering question surrounding DeAngelo’s crimes — whether they actually ended in 1986, or whether he continued prowling, raping and killing before his arrest more than three decades later.To learn more, to Fox Nation and stream "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster." TO FOX NATION Fox Nation programs are viewable on demand and from your mobile device app but only for FOX Nationrs. Go to Fox Nation to start a free trial and watch the extensive library of your favorite FOX Nation personalities.
福克斯霍洛验尸官透露为何怀疑疑似连环杀手在寻找答案过程中并非独自作案 后续剧集考察他作为“东区强奸犯”发动的50多起袭击，以及他从连环强奸犯向连环杀手的转变。
For four decades, Joseph DeAngelo hid in plain sight as the man authorities would eventually identify as the Visalia Ransacker, the East Area Rapist and, most famously, the Golden State Killer. But a new Fox Nation series is investigating whether his known crimes tell the whole story. "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster" re-examines DeAngelo’s violent past through exclusive testimony and never-before-seen evidence, asking whether his crimes began earlier than previously believed and, if so, what additional victims he left behind. "There’s a possibility, and probably a high likelihood, that he committed way more crimes than we ever will know about," said Anne Marie Schubert, who served as the Sacramento County district attorney from 2015 to 2023. NEW CALIFORNIA LAW EXPANDS DNA TOOLS FOR MISSING PERSONS INVESTIGATIONS DeAngelo was arrested in 2018 at 72 years old following a search of genealogy websites, bringing an end to a decades-long hunt. In 2020, he pleaded guilty to 50 rapes and 13 murders. The four-part series challenges the established timeline of DeAngelo’s crimes, beginning with accounts of earlier assaults and controlling behavior. It goes on to re-examine evidence surrounding the murders of two teenage girls and explores whether DeAngelo framed others to evade capture. FOX HOLLOW CORONER REVEALS WHY HE DOUBTS SUSPECTED SERIAL KILLER ACTED ALONE IN HUNT FOR ANSWERS Later episodes examine his more than 50 attacks as the East Area Rapist and his transformation from serial rapist to serial killer. The series also raises questions about crimes that remain unsolved, including the cases of Donna Richmond and Bess Snelling, featuring new statements from alleged victims and their relatives. ounts being violently raped when she was 12 years old. Another person of interest believes his mother was a victim of DeAngelo. The final chapter examines perhaps the largest lingering question surrounding DeAngelo’s crimes — whether they actually ended in 1986, or whether he continued prowling, raping and killing before his arrest more than three decades later.To learn more, to Fox Nation and stream "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster." TO FOX NATION Fox Nation programs are viewable on demand and from your mobile device app but only for FOX Nationrs. Go to Fox Nation to start a free trial and watch the extensive library of your favorite FOX Nation personalities.
该系列还提出了关于悬案的疑问，包括唐娜·里奇蒙德和贝丝·斯内林的案件，并呈现了所谓受害者及其亲属的新证词。
For four decades, Joseph DeAngelo hid in plain sight as the man authorities would eventually identify as the Visalia Ransacker, the East Area Rapist and, most famously, the Golden State Killer. But a new Fox Nation series is investigating whether his known crimes tell the whole story. "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster" re-examines DeAngelo’s violent past through exclusive testimony and never-before-seen evidence, asking whether his crimes began earlier than previously believed and, if so, what additional victims he left behind. "There’s a possibility, and probably a high likelihood, that he committed way more crimes than we ever will know about," said Anne Marie Schubert, who served as the Sacramento County district attorney from 2015 to 2023. NEW CALIFORNIA LAW EXPANDS DNA TOOLS FOR MISSING PERSONS INVESTIGATIONS DeAngelo was arrested in 2018 at 72 years old following a search of genealogy websites, bringing an end to a decades-long hunt. In 2020, he pleaded guilty to 50 rapes and 13 murders. The four-part series challenges the established timeline of DeAngelo’s crimes, beginning with accounts of earlier assaults and controlling behavior. It goes on to re-examine evidence surrounding the murders of two teenage girls and explores whether DeAngelo framed others to evade capture. FOX HOLLOW CORONER REVEALS WHY HE DOUBTS SUSPECTED SERIAL KILLER ACTED ALONE IN HUNT FOR ANSWERS Later episodes examine his more than 50 attacks as the East Area Rapist and his transformation from serial rapist to serial killer. The series also raises questions about crimes that remain unsolved, including the cases of Donna Richmond and Bess Snelling, featuring new statements from alleged victims and their relatives. ounts being violently raped when she was 12 years old. Another person of interest believes his mother was a victim of DeAngelo. The final chapter examines perhaps the largest lingering question surrounding DeAngelo’s crimes — whether they actually ended in 1986, or whether he continued prowling, raping and killing before his arrest more than three decades later.To learn more, to Fox Nation and stream "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster." TO FOX NATION Fox Nation programs are viewable on demand and from your mobile device app but only for FOX Nationrs. Go to Fox Nation to start a free trial and watch the extensive library of your favorite FOX Nation personalities.
节目中一位幸存者讲述了自己12岁时遭遇暴力强奸的经历。另一名关注人士认为他的母亲曾是迪安杰洛的受害者。
For four decades, Joseph DeAngelo hid in plain sight as the man authorities would eventually identify as the Visalia Ransacker, the East Area Rapist and, most famously, the Golden State Killer. But a new Fox Nation series is investigating whether his known crimes tell the whole story. "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster" re-examines DeAngelo’s violent past through exclusive testimony and never-before-seen evidence, asking whether his crimes began earlier than previously believed and, if so, what additional victims he left behind. "There’s a possibility, and probably a high likelihood, that he committed way more crimes than we ever will know about," said Anne Marie Schubert, who served as the Sacramento County district attorney from 2015 to 2023. NEW CALIFORNIA LAW EXPANDS DNA TOOLS FOR MISSING PERSONS INVESTIGATIONS DeAngelo was arrested in 2018 at 72 years old following a search of genealogy websites, bringing an end to a decades-long hunt. In 2020, he pleaded guilty to 50 rapes and 13 murders. The four-part series challenges the established timeline of DeAngelo’s crimes, beginning with accounts of earlier assaults and controlling behavior. It goes on to re-examine evidence surrounding the murders of two teenage girls and explores whether DeAngelo framed others to evade capture. FOX HOLLOW CORONER REVEALS WHY HE DOUBTS SUSPECTED SERIAL KILLER ACTED ALONE IN HUNT FOR ANSWERS Later episodes examine his more than 50 attacks as the East Area Rapist and his transformation from serial rapist to serial killer. The series also raises questions about crimes that remain unsolved, including the cases of Donna Richmond and Bess Snelling, featuring new statements from alleged victims and their relatives. ounts being violently raped when she was 12 years old. Another person of interest believes his mother was a victim of DeAngelo. The final chapter examines perhaps the largest lingering question surrounding DeAngelo’s crimes — whether they actually ended in 1986, or whether he continued prowling, raping and killing before his arrest more than three decades later.To learn more, to Fox Nation and stream "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster." TO FOX NATION Fox Nation programs are viewable on demand and from your mobile device app but only for FOX Nationrs. Go to Fox Nation to start a free trial and watch the extensive library of your favorite FOX Nation personalities.
最后一章探讨了围绕德安杰洛罪行的一个或许最大的悬而未决的问题——他的犯罪是否真的在1986年结束了，还是说他在三十多年后被捕前，一直在继续潜伏、强奸和杀人。想了解更多，请前往Fox Nation观看《金州杀手：揭开怪物的面具》。Fox Nation节目可随点随看，也可通过手机应用观看，但仅限Fox Nation会员。前往Fox Nation开始免费试用，观看您喜爱的Fox Nation名人的大量节目库。
For four decades, Joseph DeAngelo hid in plain sight as the man authorities would eventually identify as the Visalia Ransacker, the East Area Rapist and, most famously, the Golden State Killer. But a new Fox Nation series is investigating whether his known crimes tell the whole story. "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster" re-examines DeAngelo’s violent past through exclusive testimony and never-before-seen evidence, asking whether his crimes began earlier than previously believed and, if so, what additional victims he left behind. "There’s a possibility, and probably a high likelihood, that he committed way more crimes than we ever will know about," said Anne Marie Schubert, who served as the Sacramento County district attorney from 2015 to 2023. NEW CALIFORNIA LAW EXPANDS DNA TOOLS FOR MISSING PERSONS INVESTIGATIONS DeAngelo was arrested in 2018 at 72 years old following a search of genealogy websites, bringing an end to a decades-long hunt. In 2020, he pleaded guilty to 50 rapes and 13 murders. The four-part series challenges the established timeline of DeAngelo’s crimes, beginning with accounts of earlier assaults and controlling behavior. It goes on to re-examine evidence surrounding the murders of two teenage girls and explores whether DeAngelo framed others to evade capture. FOX HOLLOW CORONER REVEALS WHY HE DOUBTS SUSPECTED SERIAL KILLER ACTED ALONE IN HUNT FOR ANSWERS Later episodes examine his more than 50 attacks as the East Area Rapist and his transformation from serial rapist to serial killer. The series also raises questions about crimes that remain unsolved, including the cases of Donna Richmond and Bess Snelling, featuring new statements from alleged victims and their relatives. ounts being violently raped when she was 12 years old. Another person of interest believes his mother was a victim of DeAngelo. The final chapter examines perhaps the largest lingering question surrounding DeAngelo’s crimes — whether they actually ended in 1986, or whether he continued prowling, raping and killing before his arrest more than three decades later.To learn more, to Fox Nation and stream "Golden State Killer: Unmasking a Monster." TO FOX NATION Fox Nation programs are viewable on demand and from your mobile device app but only for FOX Nationrs. Go to Fox Nation to start a free trial and watch the extensive library of your favorite FOX Nation personalities.