• Episode 63 Paul Michael Stephani The Weepy Voiced Killer

  • Sep 11 2024
  • Length: 52 mins
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Episode 63 Paul Michael Stephani The Weepy Voiced Killer

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  • Welcome back, to yet another bone-chilling episode of Scarytales and Serials. Today, we’re diving into the bizarre case of Paul Michael Stephani—aka the Weepy-Voice Killer—a man who brutally murdered, then called 911 to cry about it like a whiny little baby. That’s right, today’s episode is all about roasting this tear-stained psychopath who just couldn't handle the consequences of his own horrific actions.

    This episode is extra special because it’s the result of your votes! Also...we’re down to our final three episodes before we officially switch over to our brand-new podcast name Twisted Karma. Get ready for a fresh look and even more jaw-dropping true crime stories in just a few weeks!

    Before we jump into today’s roast-fest, we’re also thrilled to introduce a special podcast trailer from our friends Amanda and Sean over at The Haunted and The Strange. Trust us, you'll want to give them a listen!

    Alright, let’s get into it: grab your tissues—because someone’s bound to be weepy—but it won’t be us!
    Stay tuned for more updates on our podcast transformation!

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