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What can Netflix's "Night Stalker" tell us about how we look at serial killers?

Even if you don’t consider yourself a true crime fan, the influx of content about murders, disappearances and serial killers in the past few years has been almost unavoidable.  If you have a Netflix subscription, this is especially true.  Recently, one docuseries has been all over the platform’s suggestions page— "Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer."  Listen in as ASU professors Jason Scott and Michael Walker discuss our obsession with serial killers and how we process their crimes through the media we consume.

Editor's note: Jason Scott is a professor of film and media production, not film and media studies as stated in the audio of this podcast.


Kirsten Dorman Podcast Reporter

Kirsten Dorman is a podcast reporter at The State Press, focusing on stories that reflect current events and cultural topics relevant to the ASU community.  She has previously worked as the Production Director at Blaze Radio where, in her final semester, she now works as an Assistant Program Director.

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