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He was quiet. A line cook. A guy who kept to himself.
Then, over Labor Day weekend in 2006, Christian Nielsen murdered four people in rural Maine—including his landlord, her daughter, her boyfriend, and her friend. What followed was a gruesome scene straight out of a nightmare: dismemberment, arson, and a calm confession that left everyone asking—why?
In this episode, we unravel:
This isn’t about headlines. This is about a home turned into a slaughterhouse, a system that couldn’t see the storm coming, and a killer who said it all felt “natural.”
Rot Beneath WV doesn’t just talk about monsters. We talk about what lets them exist right next door.
He was quiet. A line cook. A guy who kept to himself.
Then, over Labor Day weekend in 2006, Christian Nielsen murdered four people in rural Maine—including his landlord, her daughter, her boyfriend, and her friend. What followed was a gruesome scene straight out of a nightmare: dismemberment, arson, and a calm confession that left everyone asking—why?
In this episode, we unravel:
This isn’t about headlines. This is about a home turned into a slaughterhouse, a system that couldn’t see the storm coming, and a killer who said it all felt “natural.”
Rot Beneath WV doesn’t just talk about monsters. We talk about what lets them exist right next door.