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The second episode in our unsolved miniseries dives into the killer who got his nickname from his habit of sketching his victims before luring them to secluded areas and killing them, typically by stabbing.  The investigation was hampered by the victims being predominantly gay men who feared being known as such.  Some of the victims were famous individuals, too.  This is the story about a still unidentified serial killer known as The Doodler.  The guys open the episode with an intense, information filled update on the Fox Hollow Farm murders.  They will inform you about an erratic man, we now know as Mark Goodyear.  Was Herb Baumeister the only murderer?  There is a lot to unpack here.  Let us dig in.

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This is the first episode in our mini unsolved murders series.  Have you heard of The Alphabet murders?  Do you know about the high number of murderers that lived in Rochester, New York in the early 1970s?  The Alphabet Killer was one of them.  It seems he chose his victims based on unique criteria - all were innocent young girls and each of the girl's initials and city where their bodies were found started with the same letter.  The guys dive into each of the victim's deaths and the likely suspects, including one victim's dad who probably needs to think before he speaks next time.  Welcome to The Alphabet Killer case.

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In episode 14 the guys get into the assaults and murders of several young women in 2003 and 2019 by two different young men, each viciously killing for what seems like no reason.  The world considered both of these young murderers attractive men, and the phenomenon of attention that surrounded one of them during his trial and while in prison was absurd.  Mark Twain would have called these men gilded -  beautiful exterior with a rotten core.  Welcome to the episode about killers Christopher Kornberger and The Deadpool Killer, Wade Wilson.  

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The Bystander Effect is a psychologically curious happening that has occurred throughout history and still today when people witnessing an emergency, crime, or person being harmed or in distress, do nothing to help or to help stop it.  There are many documented occurrences where bystanders could have helped, but did not.  One of the more famous cases is a murder that took place in 1964 in Queens, New York.  The victim was young woman named Kitty Genovese.  Here is the story of her murder.

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In episode twelve the guys discuss the still unknown killer that shook the Whitechapel area in London in the fall of 1888. A mysterious man was brutally murdering women. He was named Jack the Ripper. We still call him this to this day, as no one was ever proven guilty or even arrested. In early 2025, DNA evidence showing a probable attacker came to light. The guys touch on this, as well as, their own beliefs about the Ripper’s identity. A little history lesson, a little graphic butchery - this episode is a bit grisly, but packed with the guys' dark humor and satire.

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Thomas Sweatt is a convicted serial arsonist.  His crimes: many - including arson, destruction of buildings, and murder.  His illness: pyrophilia.  Our illness: telling you about his sick crimes with a twist of sour humor.  Let's roast this villain!

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Want a refresher of John F. Kennedy's assassination with some recent updates?  Did you know that in January 2025 The White House put out a declassification statement about the full release of all records pertaining to JFK's death?  This episode is going to give you some insight you may not have known about the JFK death monstrosity.  Imagine clothing pockets full of brain matter and a little meat curtain chit chat.

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Combine government cover ups with two guys who want to reveal the truth or at least make sure you know what's real and what's not.  The result is an hour of ridiculous banter about a few absurd, and a few serious, conspiracies.  This is a history lesson about guns bullets that dissolve, the blood sacrifice month, an alien battle, a presidential "Weekend at Bernie's," and much more.

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This episode tells the story of London bloke and serial killer, Dennis Nilsen, who murdered many young men after luring them into his residences in the late 70s and early 80s.  Dennis kept the bodies around his residences for long periods of time, a key part of his postmortem sex fantasies playing out.  When he did get rid of the bodies, he did so in peculiar ways.  Find out Dennis' motive, killing techniques, and a little background from his childhood that helped turn a young man struggling with his desires into a 33 year old serial killer.

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Did you know that the opening scene of the movie Jeepers Creepers was based on the true events that took place in a local Michigan rural area in 1990?  This killer lived very close to where our podcast sessions take place!  Dennis DePue killed his ex-wife, a sweet, beloved high school counselor and left behind an infamous life story that even drew the attention of a horror movie as it was being written.  Listen to us tell the story of Dennis' poor life decisions.  Combine some van life, bad teeth, a beating, and an episode of Unsolved Mysteries, and you get the story of Dennis "Hank Queen" DePue.

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