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By Priscilla Miranda
The podcast currently has 15 episodes available.
No one paid much attention to Marc Sappington in March 2001 as he ambled along the side streets of Kansas City, Kansas. As he walked, Sappington weighed his options. “What about him?” he asked. “What about her?” The questions were part of an attempt to quell the voices Marc Sappington was hearing in his head. These voices, auditory hallucinations, were commanding him to harvest human blood and flesh. And what if he didn’t comply? The voices had an answer. They would kill the 21-year-old churchgoer. “He feared for his own safety,” said one cop who questioned Sappington. Eventually, marc Sappington submitted to the imaginary demands. He killed four people, two of them in a single day. The murders were grisly. Sappington tried to suck the blood of two his victims, both of whom were also his friends. This effort in phlebotomy earned him the sobriquet, “Kansas City Vampire.” In another instance, he hacked a 16-year-old’s body into bite-size morsels that he consumed in his mother’s basement.
Omaima Aree Nelson is an Egyptian former model and nanny who was convicted of murdering her husband, Bill Nelson. Her case made international headlines due to allegations of bondage sex, decapitation, castration and cannibalism.
Listener's Discretion is advised.
Discretion: Rape, Murder, Cannibalism.
Albert Fentress, a 61 year old former teacher who confessed to killing a teenager and eating some of his body parts must remain in psychiatric care, a judge ruled.
He has been confined to mental hospitals since he was found innocent by reason of insanity in the August 1979 killing of 18 year old Paul Masters.
“I have a problem. I’m a cannibal.” These matter-of-fact words, uttered by 22-year-old “Satan cultist” Stanley Dean Baker, chilled the California Highway Patrol officer who arrested him in July 1970. And it wasn’t long before that horrifying statement was proven to be completely true.
A horrific statement that would describe how he took the life of an innocent man by the name of James M. Schlosser.
Imagine waking up and starting your day out with your husband by watching some tv on your front lawn, as you always do...
To then being startled by a stranger in your garage, who in turn, didn't like you screaming and beat you until you died... To then devour your husband's face after discovering your body. This was the reality for John Stevens & Michelle Mishcon on the dreadful day of August 16, 2016.
From a series downward trend of unfortunate luck, Gregory was walking along the sides of a highway on an early morning... only to be struck by a driver and receiving no mercy towards his injuries.
What if roles were reversed, would you man up to your errors & face the judgment of the law to save a mans life?
Police Officers are the women and men who devote their lives to protect our society from harms way. But what happens when one chooses to embark on a darker path while hiding under the mask of honesty.
Let's explore the story of this New Orleans Officer.
The podcast currently has 15 episodes available.