ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Gerald Arthur Friend.
A real-life nightmare out of Tacoma, Washington, connected to one of Nirvana’s darkest songs. In this episode, we dig into the kidnapping and sexual assault case associated with “Polly,” exploring the horrific events behind the music and the man whose crimes became part of its story. Some stories are disturbing enough on their own, and Gerald, we still hate you.Trigger warning: Kidnapping, sexual assault, and violence.
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United States
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