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PART TWO - Gary Michael Heidnik (1943–1999) was an American serial rapist, kidnapper, and murderer who became notorious for his brutal crimes in Philadelphia. Between 1986 and 1987, he abducted six women—torturing and sexually abusing them while keeping them captive in a pit he dug in his basement. Two of the women died as a result of his horrific acts, which included electrocution, dismemberment, and other extreme forms of violence. His crimes were so shocking that they partly inspired the character Buffalo Bill in "The Silence of the Lambs." Convicted on multiple counts of murder, kidnapping, and rape, Heidnik was sentenced to death and executed by lethal injection in 1999, becoming the last person executed in Pennsylvania. 

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The history of the London Underground began in the 19th century with the construction of the Metropolitan Railway, the world's first underground railway. The Metropolitan Railway, which opened in 1863 using gas-lit wooden carriages hauled by steam locomotives, worked with the District Railway to complete London's Circle line in 1884.

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PART ONE - Gary Michael Heidnik (1943–1999) was an American serial rapist, kidnapper, and murderer who became notorious for his brutal crimes in Philadelphia. Between 1986 and 1987, he abducted six women—torturing and sexually abusing them while keeping them captive in a pit he dug in his basement. Two of the women died as a result of his horrific acts, which included electrocution, dismemberment, and other extreme forms of violence. His crimes were so shocking that they partly inspired the character Buffalo Bill in "The Silence of the Lambs." Convicted on multiple counts of murder, kidnapping, and rape, Heidnik was sentenced to death and executed by lethal injection in 1999, becoming the last person executed in Pennsylvania. 

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In this BLAM episode we discuss Horns!

Thats right, did you know that people can grow their very own horns?? Well neither did we. Kate tells us how theses horns grow and some stories of people that actually live with real life horns!

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This is a special episode to all of our listeners from the wonderful podcast Mysterious PNW. We hope you love it as much as we do.

Kathleen Peterson's mysterious death in 2001, found at the bottom of a staircase with severe head injuries, led to the arrest and conviction of her husband, Michael Peterson, for first-degree murder. Despite the prosecution's claims of a violent attack, Michael's defense argued it was an accidental fall, and questions about the reliability of forensic evidence and expert testimony persisted throughout the trial. After serving eight years in prison, Michael entered an Alford plea in 2017, maintaining his innocence while acknowledging sufficient evidence for conviction, leaving the case unresolved and controversial.

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In this gripping episode of Perplexed Podcasts, Kate delves into the fascinating yet unsettling stories behind famous horror films that draw from actual events. She begins by introducing the concept of real-life horrors inspiring cinematic tales, setting the stage for a deep dive into specific stories.

Kate explores the legend of the Dybbuk Box, a supposedly haunted Jewish wine cabinet that inspired the film "The Possession." She discusses the box's mysterious history, tales of paranormal activity associated with it, and how these elements were translated into the film's chilling narrative.

She turns to the backstory of "A Nightmare on Elm Street." While not directly based on a single real event, the film was inspired by a series of articles about Southeast Asian refugees who, after fleeing to the U.S., died in their sleep following nightmares. Kate examines how these true incidents influenced Wes Craven's creation of Freddy Krueger, a character who attacks his victims in their dreams.

Information about The Winchester Mystery House, the labyrinth-like California mansion believed to be haunted by the ghosts of those killed by Winchester rifles. She ties its story to the film "Winchester," discussing how the house's bizarre architecture and the tragic life of Sarah Winchester were adapted into the movie's plot.

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 Gareth Williams was a British mathematician and intelligence officer who worked for MI6, the UK's Secret Intelligence Service. He became widely known in 2010 after his mysterious death in London, which led to extensive media coverage and speculation. His body was discovered inside a locked duffel bag in the bathroom of his flat in Pimlico. 

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 On this episode of Perplexed Podcasts, Kate dives into the shocking and terrifying world of chimpanzee attacks—true stories that will leave you questioning just how much we really know about our closest animal relatives. 

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The idea of animals being put on trial may sound absurd today, but it was a surprisingly common practice in medieval and early modern Europe. These trials, documented as far back as the 13th century, involved animals being formally prosecuted in court for crimes such as theft, assault, or even murder. Both domestic and wild animals—including pigs, rats, dogs, and insects—were held accountable under human laws.

The process often mirrored human trials, with animals being assigned legal representation. Lawyers would argue for their defense, and witnesses might testify to the crime. For example, pigs were frequently tried for attacking humans, as they often roamed freely in villages. One notable case occurred in 1386 in Falaise, France, where a sow was dressed in human clothing and publicly executed for killing a child.

Some trials even extended to plagues of pests, like locusts or rats, with towns seeking divine intervention or legal remedies to rid themselves of infestations. In such cases, the animals were sometimes excommunicated or cursed by church officials.

These trials were not just superstitious theatrics but reflected the worldview of the time, where animals were seen as part of a moral and legal order under God. They also served as public spectacles, reinforcing social norms and justice systems. Over time, the practice faded as legal systems and societal perspectives evolved. Today, these trials are often seen as a fascinating, if bizarre, chapter in human history, highlighting the complex relationship between humans, animals, and the law.

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In this BLAM episode. Kate and i have delved into the depths of Reddit to find the craziest creepiest Oujia Board stories.
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