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Episode 56: Abul Djabar.
In the annals of serial killers, few figures embody the depths of human depravity quite like Abul Djabar. An Afghan serial killer and rapist who terrorized the streets of Kabul during the 1960s and 1970s, Djabar's crimes were marked by a chilling blend of sadism and sexual violence that left a trail of fear and devastation in his wake. With a confirmed death toll of at least 65 victims, though some estimates place the number as high as 300, Djabar earned the moniker of "The Turban Strangler" and became one of the most notorious criminals in Afghan history.
In the annals of serial killers, few figures embody the depths of human depravity quite like Abul Djabar. An Afghan serial killer and rapist who terrorized the streets of Kabul during the 1960s and 1970s, Djabar's crimes were marked by a chilling blend of sadism and sexual violence that left a trail of fear and devastation in his wake. With a confirmed death toll of at least 65 victims, though some estimates place the number as high as 300, Djabar earned the moniker of "The Turban Strangler" and became one of the most notorious criminals in Afghan history.
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By DG PodcastEpisode 56: Abul Djabar.
In the annals of serial killers, few figures embody the depths of human depravity quite like Abul Djabar. An Afghan serial killer and rapist who terrorized the streets of Kabul during the 1960s and 1970s, Djabar's crimes were marked by a chilling blend of sadism and sexual violence that left a trail of fear and devastation in his wake. With a confirmed death toll of at least 65 victims, though some estimates place the number as high as 300, Djabar earned the moniker of "The Turban Strangler" and became one of the most notorious criminals in Afghan history.
In the annals of serial killers, few figures embody the depths of human depravity quite like Abul Djabar. An Afghan serial killer and rapist who terrorized the streets of Kabul during the 1960s and 1970s, Djabar's crimes were marked by a chilling blend of sadism and sexual violence that left a trail of fear and devastation in his wake. With a confirmed death toll of at least 65 victims, though some estimates place the number as high as 300, Djabar earned the moniker of "The Turban Strangler" and became one of the most notorious criminals in Afghan history.