The real mystery writer Michelle McNamara dedicated unsolved mysteries Discover their lives. In the years before his sudden death in 2016, McNamara focused on the case of the killer Golden State the name he coined for the serial rapist and murderess who by dozens of law to people in California in the 1970s and 80s and loss of capture attacked running for several decades until 2018. McNamara plant for murderers Golden State and trace the ways in which the study took his life at the center of i go in the dark, a six-series parts of the HBO documentary based on their book of the same name. Directed by Liz Garbus, who has worked with her husband McNamara, the comedian and actor Patton Oswalt, to put together a story from archives, McNamara series used their own words their obsession with the Golden State to explain the case Killer and its possible psychological toll on her. In the spirit of McNamara series work also he draws deeply on interviews with survivors and investigators who caused the trauma of the killers Golden State during a period in which victims of sexual violence often argue out silently remained shame. “If these women went through this, because this lack of cultural language was that of sexual violence,” says Garbuz TIME. “The beauty of those selected to speak to them that it was part of their healing process. This pain will be the light to come for you to do it walk forward.” An obsession for life with a constant focus on the stories of the survivors violent crime McNamara helped the work, which has now been the popular real kind of crime. founded by their website, True Crime Diary 2006 McNamara pursuing a number of unresolved cases and pieces of news, pulling threads and over again to find new angles to explore. Their interest in unsolved crimes dates back to an episode of his childhood in Oak Park, Illinois. If a woman named Kathleen Lombardo was killed lived near where McNamara. Fourteen at the time McNamara was drawn to the place where it was found the Lombardo body, and raised the wound broken pieces of their Walkman to the scene. The murders of women has never been caught; McNamara was an obsession for life. During his career, McNamara became known justice for the survivors of the violent, murderous figures for the persecution they explored exhaustively. The case of the killers Golden State its absorbed years after it was published a report on his search for the serial rapist and murderess in Los Angeles Magazine in 2013, McNamara began working on a book to expand the story. would you like me in the darkness disappeared, McNamara was a loving mother and wife, a sensitive listener and an interesting conversationalist. is performed every episode of McNamara’s voice brought recorded speech by memo, podcast episodes make voice message and various spectators readings familiar lala not only his fascination with unsolved cases, but also their personalities, and to love the ways in which they could murderess and raised openly and as their attention to the Golden State, as they are often overwhelmed and may feel anxious. “He balanced the act of writing about themselves, but also to write about crimes and the survivors,” says Garbuz the series of words draws McNamara. “We wanted to do that too.” Swimming in the dark To testimony of the survivors, interviews with police officers and detectives and pieces of physical evidence collected McNamara was more capable would fill disappeared into the darkness before he died in April 2016 he did not live, published in see the book, but she finally stopped to see the killers Golden State. Interviews with friends and McNamara family to show that even if people knew that he was the killer Golden State looking for, intention and those who were close to her, were not known to them a great deal of discomfort and distress, as they continue to deal in case. In an effort to relieve stress and anxiety, McNamara took prescription medication and accidentally overdose. It ‘died in his sleep on April 21, 2016. After his death Oswalt reached by researcher Paul Haynes and True Crime Billy Jensen writer help flesh what McNamara had left and finished the book, which was a bestseller in the 2018th as it is time the HBO series was over, he says Oswalt archives McNamara Garbuz gave the consequences as far as possible, from their point of view would be guaranteed. “He had a very agile and original sense, and I do not want anyone to paraphrase it,” he says. “I just decided to hand over everything, so it was with his voice.” In a frightening scene repeated series Garbuz points of the film in 1954 Creatures of the lagoon-a major black cultural touchstone for both McNamara and Oswalt shows a woman who, while not being aware that their actions reflects a monster under water to show how dark without ever knowing someone who might be lurking swim. Throughout his life, McNamara was trying to get to the bottom of this darkness, while their own demons to fight, according to Oswalt. “Liz really captured the idea, as you never know when you’re swimming through the darkness,” says Oswalt. “It might be good to enjoy very much what a pleasant swimming experience seems extensive and there are things for you that you are not even sure.” The Mighty absence ‘assassins Golden State In April 2018, police arrested Joseph DeAngelo James, then 72, alleging that he is the serial killer and rapist known as the Golden State was killer, murders carried out rapes and theft in Sacramento, San Francisco Bay Area and parts of southern California in the ’70s and’ 80s. A former police officer was DeAngelo to more than 45 rapes and a dozen murders in California using DNA technology tied after decades to evade prosecution. Will I went to DeAngelo finally captured the dark and shows through interviews with members of his family, he studied how his childhood trauma may later have led to abusive behavior. The shows of the series before the entry into force alleged murders and rapes a woman DeAngelo was employed, which dissolved with him for several ominous warning signs. Garbuz says his interest more about DeAngelo life knowing is not an excuse for his alleged actions to offer, but to wear even more McNamara job. “Michelle has spent most of their lives looking for this guy. For we do not try to understand it a bit ‘, would be a failure,” he says. “There is a lot to learn as a person comes to be. Her family survived, too.” The series does not cathartic moment comes when DeAngelo is stopped, but, in a scene near the end, where people gather his power survived, finally able to speak to each other away free what they went through, without blaming yourself. The survivors of the killers Golden State are the husbands and boyfriends of women who have been raped, many of them were related to other rooms, and has played the attacks. crumbled Most of these romantic relationships, often by an inability to talk with couples about what they endure in order. Decades after the horrors have to take many of the victims be able to words what they experienced and break without fear. For gay Hardwick, one of many survivors who speaks in the series, he led DeAngelo arrest relief, but also dig out some unwanted memories. “But I’m better in my everyday life,” says Hardwick Series, “and in my ability to sleep better at night and open the window to wake up and not be sure that death is in my house. It ‘difficult for people understand … how does not go away. “DeAngelo, now 74, the fee is set at 13 counts of murder and kidnapping, he is expected to plead guilty myself as part of a deal for him worth replacement death, the Los Angeles Times reported in June. His capture, doubtless prompted by McNamara work that the interest on, if, their feeling would have “very good for the victims,” says Oswalt visas, although they would be likely to be “immersed in another two or three cases.” It was the end of their work to lay impact by the killer Golden State; his identity was almost out of place in Garbuz. “He said that as soon as a face that person, it’s just a loser. Once you paste these, see terrible old boy, is not even in some interesting ways,” he says. “It ”s powerful absence that is so haunting.”
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