“The Hillside Stranglers” Kenneth Bianchi and...

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On this episode we're tacking the case of the Hillside Stranglers. Kenneth Bianchi and Angelo Buono were cousins that teamed up to murder 10 young women in Los Angeles in a four month span in the late 1970s. Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss this famous case from the 70s the sa ...  Show more

Kenny was ecstatic - he was finally moving to LA where he would chase his dreams. To make things better his older cousin was letting him stay at his house. He would also teach him a few lessons on how to be successful.

“Lesson #1: You gotta hit the bullseye. Make it your ...

As with so many serial killer cases certain things are mysterious. It is clear that Bianchi and Buono are serial killer superstars, almost in the same league as Bundy and Dahmer. But their crimes were not particularly nefarious by serial killer standards. Nor did they rack up ...

Family should always be close. The two cousins did everything together.

They slept with their son's underage girlfriends together, started a business, and even lived together.

They wanted to experience life’s greatest pleasures - together, as a family.

The ru ...