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On June 11, 1983, a name that would become infamous in American criminal history was introduced to the world: Henry Lee Lucas. Arrested by the Texas Rangers, Lucas was implicated in a horrendous series of murders that spanned across multiple states and years. According to court records, Lucas confessed to hundreds of unsolved murders, a claim that would later be discredited. However, one conviction remained undeniable - the 1979 murder of an unidentified woman known only as "Orange Socks." From his troubled upbringing to his shocking crimes and confessions, explore the grim reality of the man behind the name - Henry Lee Lucas.

Born into an environment marred by abuse and neglect, Lucas's life was marked by violence from an early age. His escalating pattern of crimes, from burglary to matricide, illuminates the depths of human depravity. Despite the mystery and uncertainty surrounding the true extent of Lucas's crimes, his story serves as a chilling reminder of the inseparable link between violence and empathy, justice and vigilance. From his first known murder to his most notorious confession, journey through the life and crimes of Henry Lee Lucas - the man whose gruesome legacy continues to haunt the annals of American crime history.

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Join us as we delve into the chilling tale of Mary Ann Cotton, an alleged serial killer who, as historical records suggest, changed the face of crime in 19th Century England. A woman of ordinary beginnings, Cotton's life took a sinister turn when those closest to her began to mysteriously perish. Listen in as we unravel her story, from the suspicious deaths of her husbands and children to her eventual conviction and execution. Explore how societal norms, investigative oversights, and rudimentary forensic science of the era allowed Cotton to reportedly evade detection for years.

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John George Haigh became known in postwar Britain for a series of murders that shocked investigators and the public alike. According to court records, police files, and contemporary reporting, Haigh believed that destroying his victims’ bodies would eliminate the legal proof of murder. This belief shaped a calculated pattern of deception, financial manipulation, and violence that unfolded over several years before authorities intervened.

In this episode, we examine the documented timeline of Haigh’s crimes, the investigative work that exposed his methods, and the forensic evidence that ultimately contradicted his assumptions. Drawing on trial transcripts, expert testimony, and historical analysis, this account explores how confidence, planning, and flawed reasoning converged—and why the case became a landmark moment in the understanding of forensic science and criminal psychology.

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Ted Bundy remains one of the most disturbing figures in criminal history, not only for the scale of his crimes, but for how easily he blended into society. Intelligent, articulate, and outwardly charismatic, Bundy used trust and manipulation as weapons, allowing him to move unnoticed while carrying out a series of brutal murders across multiple states during the nineteen seventies. His ability to deceive law enforcement, the media, and those closest to him turned his case into a defining study of predatory psychology.

In this episode of Serial Killers with Ben Carter, we examine Ted Bundy’s early warning signs, methods of control, and escalating violence, along with the investigative failures that allowed him to continue killing. Through court testimony, survivor accounts, and documented evidence, this case explores how appearances can conceal extreme danger, and why Bundy’s crimes permanently changed how serial offenders are identified and pursued.

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For more than a decade, Charles Edmund Cullen worked inside hospitals across New Jersey and Pennsylvania—quietly earning trust while secretly committing one of the deadliest crime sprees in modern American history. Shielded by systemic failures, lax oversight, and institutional silence, Cullen exploited his position as a caregiver to poison patients who depended on him for survival.

In this episode of Serial Killers with Ben Carter, we examine how Cullen evaded detection for years, the warning signs that were ignored, and the corporate and medical breakdowns that allowed his crimes to continue. From falsified records and suspicious patient deaths to the eventual confession that stunned investigators, this case exposes how authority and access can become lethal weapons when accountability fails.

This investigation goes beyond the crimes themselves to confront the uncomfortable question at the heart of the case: how many lives could have been saved if the system had acted sooner?

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Before he was old enough to vote, Graham Young had already developed a deadly fascination with poisons. Known to history as the Teacup Poisoner, Young carried out a chilling series of arsenic attacks that stunned Britain and exposed alarming failures in the criminal justice and mental health systems. His crimes were quiet, methodical, and terrifyingly calculated, carried out in plain sight among coworkers, friends, and family.

In this episode of Serial Killers with Ben Carter, we examine Graham Young’s early obsession with toxic substances, his first conviction as a teenager, and the controversial decision to release him back into society. Through court records, forensic details, and psychological analysis, this episode explores how one of Britain’s most unsettling killers was able to strike again, and why warning signs were repeatedly ignored.

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Between nineteen seventy and nineteen seventy-three, Houston, Texas became the hunting ground of one of America’s most sadistic murderers — Dean Corll, known infamously as The Candy Man. Posing as a friendly neighborhood figure, Corll lured dozens of young victims into a nightmare that would shock the nation.

In this episode of Serial Killers with Ben Carter, we dive into the disturbing double life of Dean Corll — how he manipulated teenage accomplices, evaded suspicion, and constructed one of the darkest crime sprees in modern history. Through psychological insight, police records, and survivor accounts, we unravel the horrifying truth behind the man who hid pure evil behind a smile.

Because sometimes, the most ordinary people… hide the darkest secrets.

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Charles Ng is one of the most disturbing figures in modern criminal history, known for his role in a series of brutal crimes that shocked the world. Alongside accomplice Leonard Lake, Ng participated in kidnappings, torture, and murder carried out inside a remote cabin designed specifically for human captivity. In this episode of Serial Killers with Ben Carter, we examine Ng’s background, his psychological profile, and how his partnership with Lake escalated into a nightmare of control, violence, and dehumanization.

From his early life to his eventual capture and trial, this episode explores how an ordinary path can descend into extraordinary evil—and how warning signs were missed until it was far too late.

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She appeared to be a quiet farm owner searching for love. In reality, she may have been one of the most prolific serial killers in American history. In this episode of Serial Killers with Ben Carter, we investigate the chilling life and crimes of Belle Gunness, a woman accused of murdering dozens of men, women, and children in the early twentieth century.

Using marriage ads, insurance schemes, and calculated deception, Belle lured victims to her remote Indiana farm, where many were never seen again. Human remains buried across her property revealed a pattern of brutality that stunned investigators and still raises unanswered questions today. Did she die in the infamous farmhouse fire, or did she escape and vanish without a trace?

This episode explores the psychology, methods, and enduring mystery surrounding a killer who may have gotten away with everything.

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