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End of the Line: South Beach Serial Killer

Tue, Mar 10, 2009


Episode 2: End of the Line

by Dan Grech

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Courtesy of Macmillan

Miami Beach was the end of the line for serial killer Andrew Cunanan.   His cross-country murder spree ended after he killed Gianni Versace and then himself  in 1997.  But five years earlier, a different serial killer, this one from Austria, led police on an international manhunt that ended right here in South Beach.

His name was Jack Unterweger.  John Leake wrote about Unterweger in his book, Entering Hades: The Double Life of a Serial Killer, which is released in paperback in April.  Dan Grech interviewed Leake about this serial killer’s unlikely arrival and arrest in South Florida.

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