Stephen Morin was the kind of drifter who didn’t just change cities—he changed names like most people change socks, cycling through aliases as he crisscrossed the country evading law enforcement. Behind the revolving door of identities was a deeply troubled man whose crimes spanned more than a decade, leaving investigators in multiple states scrambling to connect the dots.

By the time he was finally arrested in 1981, Morin had become a grim legend among detectives: a nomadic, needle‑scarred fugitive suspected in dozens of murders, yet slippery enough to stay one step ahead for years. His story ends in Texas, where he ultimately pled guilty to capital murder and was executed in 1985—after technicians spent nearly 40 minutes searching for a usable vein due to his history of drug abuse.

Intro Audio:  Gavin Prater

Outro Audio: Jason Poe

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Morin

https://www.dailycrime.com/stephen-peter-morin-serial-killer-suspected-of-40-murders/

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