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Today your investigators of the inexplicable consider one of the most gruesome serial killers of the 20th century and a resurged media sensation of the 21st century. Join us as the something perplexing podcast takes a look at the monster himself Jeffery Dahmer.
Dahmer Was Baptized the Same Day John Wayne Gacy Was Executed (distractify.com)
Dahmer: Here’s what happened to the police who left Konerak Sinthasomphone with... - PopBuzz
Jeffrey Dahmer's 17 victims and what we knew about them (usatoday.com)
Meet the man who killed Jeffrey Dahmer and the sole reason he said he did it - Irish Mirror Online
What’s real, fiction on 'Monster: the Jeffrey Dahmer Story’ on Netflix (jsonline.com)
Jeffrey Dahmer Crime Reporter Reveals What the Netflix Series Got Wrong | Entertainment Tonight (etonline.com)
(4) By request: I knew Jeffrey Dahmer. : IAmA (reddit.com)
2-WI v. Dahmer: Prosecution Opening Statement | Court TV Video
Monster: What Happened To The Police Officers Who Returned Dahmer’s Victim (screenrant.com)
Jeffrey Dahmer Collected His Victim's Skulls To Build Demonic Shrine | Talk Murder To Me
Tony Hughes: Who was Jeffrey Dahmer's deaf, non-vocal victim? (pinknews.co.uk)
Deep in the Most densely cut portion of the darkest forest there lies a hut made of wood with the darkest rings, indicting it’s as old as the forest itself! the hut itself lies on a pair of chicken legs and it walks around from one point to another keeping hidden in the darkness, the residence of this portable abode is the topic of today! join your explores of the unknown as the something perplexing podcast looks at Baba Yaga!!
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Baba Yaga – Russiapedia Of Russian origin (rt.com)
Baba Yaga | Myths and Folklore Wiki | Fandom
How John Wick got Baba Yaga completely wrong - Russia Beyond (rbth.com)
Baba Yaga: The Scary Witch of Slavic Folklore - Historic Mysteries
The Enduring Allure of Baba Yaga, an Ancient Swamp Witch Who Loves to Eat People (vice.com)
Baba Yaga - Wiktionary
Brothers Grimm - Wikipedia
Alexander Afanasyev - Wikipedia
Folktale Type 425-M: A Study in Oicotype and Folk Belief - Elena Bradunas (lituanus.org)
Russian Fairy Tales - The New York Times (nytimes.com)
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