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know I I need a pick like

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a Saturday and just sit down and

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like watch like I'm would tear have

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recommended movie Amazon you. Have so many

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saw netflix but it's so bad and

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then I was gonna say because of

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my collapse lifetime I was able to

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pick their movie about that case. So.

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I can say if you're like the doc,

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go watch that and. By force us to

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this about her sorry to cells really

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interesting nights. So. Today we're going to

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something a little different that you're watching on the

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You Tube channel. Feel. Dazzling. To to see my am

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hell of a bit more say and we're going to.

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Or unit tests as knowledge of two

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times today lovely Mississippi or out my

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whole plan for this episode With from

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three we arrive with the okay i'm

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gonna. Think. Of like these weird crazy tribes

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and like google them to see if I

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could find something and. Then asked her whether she

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thinks they're true or false. On on it's gonna put out

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there when you think of a crime someone has done it.

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Yet it's terrible That was like oh

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my God know. some of these

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are easy some of these are little

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harder but world are going to get

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them to at i found this on

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a programming library in this is like

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an actual languages that they put out

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south or that the question everyone which

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i one hundred percent think you know

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which beatles song inspired charles manson to

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loosen up a race war hello goodbye

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B. Hey Jude, C. Helter Skelter,

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or D. Ticket to Ride? Oh,

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is it Helter Skelter? It is.

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Or no? It is. Oh,

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it is. Okay. Which

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is funny because literally right here. Is the Helter Skelter book. I

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was like, how do I know this is for on audio only?

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It's the book. I panicked. I thought you

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were going to make me just like guess out

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of my ass. No, sorry. I forgot. I

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was like literally this. Okay. Number

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two. A. John Wayne Gacy, B. H. H.

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Holmes, C. Mary Bell, or D. David Berkowitz? Definitely

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him. No. Was

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it H. H. Holmes? David Berkowitz. Gacy. He's

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over, he was over 100 years old. It's

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fine. Oh, I love it. You're

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like insane. Oh my gosh. Oh

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my God. He went as high and he did his other crimes. Yeah.

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Okay. Which of the following

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killers eventually turned him or herself in?

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A. Eileen Wernos, B. Gary Ridgway, C.

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Edmund Kemper, or D. Ted Bundy? Well,

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it wasn't Bundy. We know that. Was it Ridgway?

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Go with your gut. It was not? It

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was not Ridgway. Okay. Who are

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the other two? Eileen Wernos or Edmund Kemper? I already forgot.

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Was it Kemper? It's Kemper. Okay.

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I was like, it's not Eileen. I know it's not Eileen. She went

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to Eliezer

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High School knots who, you know, always look forward

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to like, have fun because they are

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content on the busapi. Yeah. Well,

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I think what you're seeing here is

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welding does come in, probably trying to

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force things to happen

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later. That I think layer are veryamboing down. I

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don't know how I knew that. It's

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just like seeping in. They're like, this

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one. The loose leaf buck is seeping

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into our brains. Number five,

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what did the son of Sam claim

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was given? him orders to kill.

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A, a dead mother's phone. B,

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his neighbor's dog. C, his car.

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Or D, his alarm clock. The

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neighbor's dog. It was. I also

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would have... It would

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have been funny if it was an

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alarm clock. I'd be like, I get

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it. Number six, who helped authorities profile

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the Green River Killer while in prison?

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A, Jeffrey Dahmer. B, Eileen Warnows. C,

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Ted Bundy. Or D, Edmund Kemper. Can

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you imagine? It goes fucking Eileen. It's

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Ted. But I think it's this bitch. It's Ted.

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It's true. It's Ted Bundy. Number

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seven, true or false? One of Jeffrey

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Dahmer's victims escaped but was returned to

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him by the police. True. True. Ooh,

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this one you will know more than

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I do because I can't really remember

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this particular case that we did. Who

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was convicted and executed for the kidnap

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and murder of Charles Lumber's baby? A,

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Bruno Richard Hampfmann. B,

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John Codown. C,

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William J. Donovan. Or D,

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Mickey Rosner. I have no idea

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if I'm being completely real with you. We've

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just blacked out that case. It

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would be A, Richard Bruno Hampfmann. I'm

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going to have to show you the

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symbol. Which killer is represented by this

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symbol? Oh, it's a zodiac. I knew

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it. I was like a zombie zodiac.

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Good job. That motherfucker. Thanks. Okay,

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this one I did not know. This one is

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that we moved on to a different quiz. And

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this is a true crime trivia

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round one. It's by proprofts.com. The

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first one you know because it's

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which serial killer is known as the killer

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clown? Oh, Gacy. This one

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I did not know at all. And

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I don't know if you'll know. What

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controversial theory is attached to the death

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of Kathleen Peterson? A, the

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owl theory. B, the rabbit theory. C,

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the squirrel theory. Or D, the

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snake theory? Owl theory. Oh,

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do you know why? It's the stairs case. I

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don't know anything, but I know there's an owl

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thing. That's all I know. I've never watched it.

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Oh, is this the stairway or the... The stairs.

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that one. I watched like, yes, that's

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that case. I just know an owl

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is connected. The

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owl theory suggests that Kathleen Peterson was caused

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by an attack from an owl. Supporters of

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the theory argue that the wounds from her

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scalp were consistent with owl talon marks and

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that an owl attack could have caused her

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to fall down the stairs. This theory

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has been met with controversy and skepticism as

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it is considered highly unlikely for an owl

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to attack a human in such a manner.

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However, it remains a topic of debate in

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the case. I don't know if like an

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owl is in a house, it might feel

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like a little, you know, scurred. Some owls

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are very, very big, like some people don't

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realize, but I'm not gonna say any opinion

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because I genuinely have zero fucking idea. And

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I know, same with Jessica, like zero fucking

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idea. We may have to like watch that

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and talk about it at some point because

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I feel like it's such a staple. It

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is in true crime, doc watching. And I it's

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funny, because I actually looked at it the other

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day and I was like, Hmm, maybe

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I'll watch this next. But we'll see. You and I

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have this like, aversion to like

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the most popular ones. I

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know, we need to not be like that. Some

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of them are really funny. And I'm like, that's

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like, like, I've been watching a lot, a lot

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more lately. Because I'm like, No, I'm not doing

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this. And I have to say, I know I

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post about it on the little like, bloggy thing.

9:15

But like, I'm so excited

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about the Nickelodeon one with Dan

9:20

Snyder and stuff. Oh, so

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fucking ready. Yeah, that's gonna be good. It

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comes out next week. I think I

9:27

can't remember the date, but it's coming out really soon.

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Noice. Which serial killer appeared on the

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dating game in 1978? Ed Gain, Rodney,

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Al Cala, I don't know how to

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say his name, Charles Manson, or Richard

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Ramirez? That's the second one. Yeah, it's

9:42

Rodney. Which serial killer once worked at

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a suicide hotline? The son of Sam,

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the Cleveland torso killer, Jim Jones, or

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Ted Bundy? Jim Jones. Can

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you imagine that person would be like, I

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feel like I'm just sitting here for you.

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It's Bundy. Could you imagine if like, if

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Jim Jones had it when I have been more like,

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come down to my paradise. Yeah,

10:03

they'd be like, we're booking this flight. Come join us.

10:05

Oh my god, he would have had a field day

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and he would have recruited like so many more

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people than the fucking group he did. Thank

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God he didn't. You should know this one

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because I literally gave you the answer earlier.

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A.J. Telms built a

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house in Chicago that bore

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which nickname? The dungeon, murder

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castle, fraudville, or hotel death?

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Fraudville. It's the castle,

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the murder castle. I know. Yeah.

10:29

Can you imagine? It's fraudville. I

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love it. Fraudville. I pretend

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we're B&B. We will charge you so

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much. Okay. This is

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Tara's literal favorite piece of true

10:40

crime evidence ever. What old school

10:42

storage device was used to take down

10:45

the BTK? It's a floppy disk. Forever

10:47

my fucking favorite. It was. That's one of

10:49

my Roman empires for sure. I think about

10:51

it quite often. It is. It

10:53

really is. It's just fucking funny. It's

10:56

just like, it's just so funny. Can you

10:58

tell? Oh yeah. Yeah, I'll tell. Okay.

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So what happened was he was like Zodiac

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and he liked to torment the police and

11:05

taunt them and send them like letters and

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all this other stuff. Well, on one of

11:09

his last letters, he asked if he could

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be traced by a floppy disk because he

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had a bunch of information on it and

11:15

stuff. And of course they're like, no, no,

11:17

we don't have that technology. That's not possible.

11:20

It's like fucking funny because you could track

11:22

someone so easy today. But you can. And

11:24

so what they did was they got it.

11:26

He fucking sent it like an idiot. And

11:29

they traced it back to where

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the file was created and then they zeroed

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in on his church. And then from there

11:35

in the data, they could see that it

11:38

was under his login, which had a password

11:40

because he was like a deacon. And

11:42

so there was no arguing that that was

11:44

not him. So then they went and got him.

11:47

And then he was butthurt. He was genuinely like

11:49

butthurt that they lied to him, not that he

11:51

was finally arrested. Yeah, sir. You murdered

11:53

a lot of people. You should shut

11:55

up. Yeah. And that's what was

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widely discussed in the John Benne Ramsey case. B.

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grapes, C. pineapple, or D.

12:02

watermelon? Pineapple. It is. In

12:05

which decade was the term serial killer

12:07

coined? The 1940s, the 1950s, the 1960s, or the

12:09

1970s? I

12:13

want to say the 70s, but I feel like that's wrong. I

12:15

know. You were right. Oh, okay.

12:18

Shout out to Mine Hunter. I know. I

12:20

was just thinking about it. I think that's why I know. Okay.

12:24

Which three behaviors are known as the

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McDonald or the McDonald triad? Bedwetting,

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arson, bedwetting. Bedwetting,

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arson, cruelty to animals. Bedwetting,

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nail biting, arson. Nail biting

12:36

cruelty to animals, arson. Number

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two. It is. Bedwetting,

12:41

arson, and cruelty to animals. The McDonald

12:43

triad. Not to be confused with the

12:45

McDonald triad, which is, I don't know.

12:47

Ooh, but right now at McDonald's, they do

12:49

have their Shamrock shakes. Oh,

12:51

I love the frozen toothpaste. I'm going to have

12:54

to get one. I do love it. I

12:56

saw a commercial from one of the

12:58

first times they ever had them, and I was like, that's

13:00

not the same color. Oh, shit. It

13:03

was definitely a little bit muted of

13:05

a green. What object did John Dillinger

13:08

use to escape jail? A, a toothbrush.

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B, a hammer. C, a wooden gun.

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Or D, a knife. I have no

13:15

idea who that is, so let's go with

13:17

number one. It's wrong. I figure. John

13:19

Dillinger used a wooden gun to escape jail. You

13:21

know, I wanted to pick that, but I thought

13:23

I was just being funny, so I didn't. Damn

13:26

it. Here is a BuzzFeed one that

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I do not know the answers to. We're going to

13:30

have to do them in real time. In the 1940s,

13:33

a woman killed three people and turned

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them into, is it true or false, my dude? So

13:38

it'll be a statement and you say true or

13:40

false. In the 1940s, a woman killed three people

13:42

and turned them into bars of soap in which

13:45

she gave out to her friends. In

13:47

what year? The 1940s. So

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I think it was earlier than that, so that would be

13:51

false. I mean, we know who it

13:53

is. We just talked about Leonardo in the last episode, but I

13:55

thought it was like further back. Am

13:57

I wrong? It

14:00

was in the 40s. Oh, damn, that's kind

14:02

of scary. I thought it was like 1800s. That's

14:05

scary. That's really not that long ago.

14:08

But someone was getting away for that. Oh, you should

14:10

get this one right. A true crime killer from the 1970s

14:13

appeared on the dating game and actually

14:16

won. Yes, true. That

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is true. We gotta do that case at

14:20

some point because I always forget about it.

14:22

And then I see a TikTok of the

14:24

clip with him on there. And I'm like,

14:26

oh yeah, that guy. That dude, true

14:28

or false? Ted Bundy once saved a police officer

14:30

from being hit by a car. I feel like

14:32

that might be true. It is false. You

14:35

never know with Ted. It could go

14:37

either way. Oh, this never happened. However,

14:39

Bundy saved a three-year-old from drowning once.

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Okay. A serial killer in Illinois was captured

14:44

after posting pictures of his victim on a dating

14:46

app. Why do I feel like that could be

14:48

true? I haven't heard of that, but- Oh, thank

14:50

God it's false. Oh, good. A

14:53

serial killer in Alaska would set

14:55

his victims out in the wilderness

14:57

and hunt them. Fucking handsome, yeah. True.

14:59

A serial killer in Southern California got

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caught when he was pulled over for

15:04

drunk driving and had a dead body

15:06

in the passenger seat. I think it

15:08

was Kemper that had a dead body in a seat

15:10

when he got stopped, but they let him go. She

15:12

was in the back seat. I don't know. Is there

15:14

one? Maybe not? Maybe?

15:17

Who knows? It is true. It is Randall

15:19

Kraft, the scorecard killer. Okay, I have

15:21

no idea who he is. Good for him being

15:23

a dumbass. The number one thing a defense attorney

15:26

will tell you is do not commit a crime while

15:28

you're committing a crime. That's how you get caught,

15:30

hello. A serial killer in the 1980s

15:32

appeared in a low budget horror movie

15:34

where he played a serial killer. I

15:36

feel like this could be true. I

15:38

really want it to be, oh, it's false.

15:40

Oh, sad face. We got 26%. That's

15:44

okay. No, no, we scored better

15:46

than 26% of takers. Oh,

15:49

well, there's that. Love that, love that.

15:52

So we have one set of questions

15:54

left, and I don't know if you know

15:56

this one because I don't know the answer to this one. It's

15:58

one of those, like, we'll discover as we. No. What

16:01

was Gianni Versace's connection with his killer?

16:03

He was a scorn lover. He had

16:05

worked for him, but was

16:07

recently terminated or didn't know him. Was it

16:09

the second one or was it

16:11

the third one? I would say the third one. Okay, what

16:14

is it? Oh, it didn't tell me.

16:16

It just says, scroll to the nice question.

16:18

Okay, maybe we find out at the end?

16:20

Maybe, we'll find out. Who found the remains

16:22

of two-year-old Kaylee Anthony? A police officer, a

16:25

meter reader, or a sanitation worker?

16:27

A meter reader. True or false,

16:29

Adam Walsh's killer was never identified.

16:32

True. Oh, it says false, he's currently

16:34

on trial. Oh, we got the other two right, apparently.

16:36

Who is it? I didn't say, one

16:38

of us come out. Oh, we'll

16:40

have to Google that. What was the

16:42

most damning evidence in Ted Bundy's murder

16:44

trial? The teeth marks, the crime tools

16:47

found in his car, or the blood

16:49

stains on his clothes? Probably his teeth

16:51

marks. That is correct. Which Alfred

16:53

Hitchcock movie was inspired by the

16:55

real-life murderous pair of Leopold

16:58

and Loeb? Rear Window, Dial

17:00

M for murder, or Rope?

17:02

Rope? We're gonna see.

17:04

It's correct. Woo! This

17:07

is a hard one. This is a

17:09

hard one. This one will definitely get.

17:11

What modern tool was used to finally

17:14

catch the Golden State Killer? A ring

17:16

doorbell, DNA database, or drone technology? DNA.

17:18

Now I need to do a whole

17:20

episode on cases, or

17:22

like, things solved by ring doorbells.

17:24

Oh my God, yes. What was Charles

17:27

Manson's motive for the brutal murders of

17:29

actors Sharon Tate and her unborn

17:31

child and others? He was framing

17:33

people for an impending race war. Tate

17:35

had sexually rejected him. They were part

17:37

of a corporate machine that he was

17:40

setting up as an example. Was it the

17:42

last one, or was it the first one?

17:44

I think more the first one. Yeah. We

17:46

were right. It's the first one. Who was

17:48

the first on the scene after the

17:51

murder of Meredith Crutcher? Which her

17:53

roommate Amanda Knox was accused of.

17:55

The Italian police, a postal officer,

17:57

or a Vatican guard? to

18:00

say a postal postal police. I don't know what that

18:02

means. Yeah, that was what I was leaning towards.

18:04

We were right. Who

18:06

finally apprehended the night stalker Richard

18:09

Ramirez, an angry crowd, an armed

18:12

would be victim. He turned himself in. Okay,

18:15

we know it's the crowd. Partly,

18:18

it's like angry crowd basically

18:20

made kick

18:22

hot. Okay, final question.

18:25

Okay, according to modern

18:27

DNA, who is likely

18:29

to be Jack the

18:31

Ripper, Prince Albert Victor,

18:33

Queen Victoria's grandson, Winston

18:35

Churchill's father or Aaron

18:38

Cosmiski, a Polish barber?

18:41

I honestly don't know. Oh, Winston

18:44

Churchill's father is the answer. Okay,

18:46

I'll approve of this. Okay. We

18:49

got eight out of 10 on that one. Oh,

18:52

we did better. Love this. We did

18:54

better than we thought we would. The one

18:56

before we got four out of eight. But

18:58

that is all of the questions I have.

19:01

It's kind of fun because we got to

19:03

learn about cases we haven't done yet. And

19:05

maybe now we have some inspiration for other

19:07

cases like I really want to research crimes

19:09

that were solved by doorbells. Oh my god.

19:11

Yeah. So with that, we're gonna go ahead

19:13

and sign off and we will see you

19:15

back for another episode. Bye guys.