Ep. 1: “The Candyman” – The inside story of Dean Corll

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Ep.3: “The Original Pedophile Island” – The story of the summer camp that wasn’t

If you thought Jeffrey Epstein was the first sex offender to use an island as a haven for sex exploitation, you’d be wrong. The original pedophile island was in Lake Michigan.Watch ID's The Clown and the Candyman exclusively on discovery+ starting January 15: discoveryplus.com/cl ...  Show more

Ep.3: “The Original Pedophile Island” – The story of the summer camp that wasn’t

If you thought Jeffrey Epstein was the first sex offender to use an island as a haven for sex exploitation, you’d be wrong. The original pedophile island was in Lake Michigan.Watch ID's The Clown and the Candyman exclusively on discovery+ starting January 15: discoveryplus.com/cl ...  Show more

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