Ep.17 - Gary Heidnik, Basement Sadist

Ep.17 - Gary Heidnik, Basement Sadist

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Ep.183 - The Missing & Murdered Scientists Conspiracy

Over the past few years a startling number of high tech, nerd, five head scientists have vanished, or been found under unusual circumstances. Sometimes they worked together, other times they knew things. What's the craic? Send your scary stories to: mikeohhello@gmail.com Instagra ...  Show more

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