Carl "Coral" Eugene Watts was a typical kid until the time he contracted meningitis and polio as a child. Or so they say. Early on in life, at the ripe age of 12, Carl began fantasizing about torturing and killing young girls and women. By the age of 15, Carl turned this fantasy into a reality and attacked his first victim. Throughout his 20's the attacks continued, and Carl estimated that he killed over 80 victims in Michigan and Texas, US. But it doesn't stop here. During his reign of terror, Carl made his way to Windsor, Ontario, Canada, leaving two more women in his wake. Between 1974 and 1982, this monster was dubbed the "Sunday Morning Slasher" because of the hours he attacked. It wasn't until his last victim took all her courage to get help and in a blink of an eye, Watts was off the streets. You'll want to tune in to this one because you won't believe the events following Texas penal system decisions and Watts' good behavior behind bars, plus a renegade Michigan District Attorney that stood up for justice.

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