Three women were murdered in just 84 days, but the man responsible looked like an ordinary college student. In this episode of Caught By Forensics, discover how digital evidence, cell phone records, dating app messages, and location data helped investigators expose Khalil Wheeler-Weaver, a New Jersey serial killer who believed he could hide in plain sight.
Follow the investigation into the murders of Sarah Butler, Robin West, and Joanne Brown, and learn how survivor Tiffany Taylor and a determined group of friends helped uncover the truth through modern forensic technology.
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Chapters
00:00 - Three Murders in 84 Days
00:58 - Sarah Butler Vanishes After a Dating App Meetup
03:07 - Friends Launch Their Own Investigation
05:18 - Robin West: The First Known Victim
07:09 - Joanne Brown and a Chilling Pattern
09:08 - Tiffany Taylor Fights Back and Escapes
12:00 - The Digital Trail That Changed Everything
15:38 - Cell Phone Data Leads Detectives to Sarah
17:44 - Khalil Wheeler-Weaver Is Arrested
18:57 - Digital Evidence Takes Center Stage at Trial
21:30 - Guilty Verdict and 160-Year Sentence
22:37 - How Technology Exposed a Serial Killer
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