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We are back and better than ever! I am so glad to be back with you guys! Here is the latest episode!
We are talking about the Sodder Children and the strange mystery that surrounds them!
As always, thank you guys for listening.
Resources:
The Children Who Went Up In Smoke | History| Smithsonian Magazine
5 Curious Details About The Missing Sodder Children | Mystery | Investigation Discovery
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We are back and better than ever, and today’s episode discusses one of the first recorded serial killers in America. Take a listen and tell me what you think!
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H.H. Holmes Episode Audio
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We are wrapping up the monster that has inspired a whole genre of movies and t.v. shows- Ed Gein.
As always, enjoy the episode, and I will talk to you guys soon!
Ed Gein part 2 Episode
Sources include: Ed Gein – Movies, Crimes & Murderer – Biogr…
We are back and better than ever!
I have missed you guys and today’s episode gives a little life update but also covers the tragic case of Adam Walsh.
I hope you guys enjoy, and as always feel free to comment and like!
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Adam Walsh Episode Audio
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Today we dive into the horrific case that inspired a genre of what we know of slasher horror movies, including the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. That’s right, we are talking about Ed Gein.
This is part 1 of the story.
Enjoy!
Ed Gein part 1 audio
Sources: Augusta Gein: Who is the moth…
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