The case of Richard Trenton Chase is one of the grisliest in Unites States history. Dubbed "The Vampire of Sacramento" Richard Trenton Chase and his strange obsession with blood will take us down a rabbit hole that leads to the most disturbed parts of a human mind. In this first installment, we discuss Richard's upbringing, his continual struggle with mental health and the hideous crimes he committed. Stay tuned for part two! Link for the documentary Holly discusses in the show notes. 

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“Up the close and down the stair,

Join us for a deep dive into the anatomy killings of Burke and Hare. How far can the human race go in the name of science? This week, we'll see. 

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Home Sweet home, a place we're all stuck in for right now, but usually, it is where we can always return to feel safe. What happens though, when we find out that safety is all a facade, and that our home can be compromised far more easily than we imagined. This week WWBD covers the crimes of Daniel Laplante, a man so mysterious and terrifying that he has become the source of many an internet myth, scary movie and urban legend. While there are a lot of embellished versions of this story out there, WWBD is here to bring you the truth. This case however, shows us that sometimes truth can be stranger than fiction. Lock your doors and look over your shoulders, because this week the monster isn't outside your door, he's under your bed.   

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Home Sweet home, a place we're all stuck in for right now, but usually, it is where we can always return to feel safe. What happens though, when we find out that safety is all a facade, and that our home can be compromised far more easily than we imagined. This week WWBD covers the crimes of Daniel Laplante, a man so mysterious and terrifying that he has become the source of many an internet myth, scary movie and urban legend. While there are a lot of embellished versions of this story out there, WWBD is here to bring you the truth. This case however, shows us that sometimes truth can be stranger than fiction. Lock your doors and look over your shoulders, because this week the monster isn't outside your door, he's under your bed.   

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On January 15th, 1947, Elizabeth Short's dead, mutilated body was found in a vacant lot just steps away from the sidewalk. Elizabeth was naked, battered and cut cleanly in half at the waist... and that is where we left off in part one

From the look of it a doctor had clearly been involved in this murder, but this was surely not a case of surgery gone wrong, this was a purposeful act. But who would do such a thing, and why? The answers to these questions have taken WWBD on a wild ride that we share with you this week in the second installment of our exploration of The Black Dahlia murder. WWBD takes a deep dive into two major theories and touches on some of the other, more fanciful suspects. 

http://blackdahlia.web.unc.edu/leslie-dillon/

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On January 15th, 1947, Elizabeth Short's dead, mutilated body was found in a vacant lot just steps away from the sidewalk. Elizabeth was naked, battered and cut cleanly in half at the waist... and that is where we left off in part one

From the look of it a doctor had clearly been involved in this murder, but this was surely not a case of surgery gone wrong, this was a purposeful act. But who would do such a thing, and why? The answers to these questions have taken WWBD on a wild ride that we share with you this week in the second installment of our exploration of The Black Dahlia murder. WWBD takes a deep dive into two major theories and touches on some of the other, more fanciful suspects. 

http://blackdahlia.web.unc.edu/leslie-dillon/

http://www.theblackdahliainhollywood.com/

http://mondo-blogo.blogspot.com/2012/02/exquiste-corpse-surrealism-and-black.html?m=1

https://stevehodel.com/

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