• Episode 8 - HALLOWEEN SPECIAL | Red Lake Massacre, Katherine Olson and Dean Corll

  • Oct 31 2020
  • Length: 42 mins
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Episode 8 - HALLOWEEN SPECIAL | Red Lake Massacre, Katherine Olson and Dean Corll

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  • Happy Halloween!! I'm so excited for this special holiday episode!! We start out with the Red Lake Massacre, which is 4th deadliest school shooting in the US. We then go on to discuss one of the first "Craigslist Killers" who lured Katherine Olson to his place based on the assumption that he was a mom who was hiring for a nanny. Our final story is about the monster known as Dean Corll and is also my first 2 parter! CRAZY CRAZY CRAZY! Share us with a friend, leave a review and have a Happy Halloween!! 

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