Khalil Wheeler-Weaver: The Unseen Predator

0:00On this March 7th in Birmingham, here's what is making headlines. In 2016, a 20-year-old named Khalil Wheeler Weaver targeted young black women in New Jersey. Coming from a law enforcement family, he used dating apps to find victims he believed no one would notice missing. Over three months, he killed at least three women before authorities caught him. Police overlooked key clues early on. Friends pointed them toward Wheeler Weaver, and one woman escaped his attack, but got dismissed as unreliable. Investigators failed to link the cases despite the warnings. Loved ones of a victim stepped up when police didn't. They made a fake dating profile, connected with him online, and arranged a meet-up that led straight to his arrest. A new true crime podcast from NJ.com called Someone's Hunting Us Uncovers the Full Story. It includes never-before-heard details on victims like 15-year-old Mawa Dombia, plus audio from body cameras, secret recordings, and his. In Terrogation, the series features in-depth interviews with families of Robin West, Joanne Brown, and Sarah Butler.

1:06It mixes gripping audio with fresh reporting to highlight how the killer evaded justice for so long. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor, LinkedIn the Description. When you want calm, do not reach for your phone. Lay back and listen, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.