I’ve heard of plenty of ways a serial killer might choose a victim, but by their voice? That’s a first. Yet that’s exactly what this guy did. During World War II, this seemingly charming and handsome man was stationed in Australia when he decided to have his own twisted kind of fun.

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This one really caught me off guard. While searching for an episode idea for this week, I stumbled upon this gem. I had never heard of this guy before, and after checking out his story, I was both shocked and entertained. I mean, if you’re going to call the police on yourself but still try not to get caught, maybe don’t do exactly what this guy did.

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While exploring some notorious killers from the Pacific Northwest, we found three worth mentioning. First is George Russell, known for his horrific crimes against women. Next is Bobby Jack Fowler, whose picture accompanies this episode—he always seemed unsure of where he was, looking confused about pretty much everything. Lastly, there’s Richard Lawrence Marquette, notable for being both the longest-serving and oldest inmate in the Oregon state prison system. Now in his 90s, he’s been incarcerated since the 1970s.

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What happens when you combine a family that won’t let their kids interact with anyone outside the home, mental illness, control, and no way out? You get the Bever boys. These two nearly succeeded in killing their entire family, and that wasn’t the end of it. They had a plan to go on and kill as many people as possible after the murders.

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The story continues with Rotten Rodney, who in court appears to have taken on the role of his own attorney. His antics are a mix of ridiculous and baffling.

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This story is one for the record books. Here was someone with his whole life ahead of him, full of potential to be so much more. Instead, he chose a path of rape and murder.

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This story is wild, to say the least. From what we could tell, Grant came from a good family, which makes you wonder what could drive someone to mess up their life so badly. To make it even more shocking, he was involved in the attempted murder of Ghost Adventures co-host Arron Goodwin.

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The intro music is by Twisted Blue, with the track 100 MPH now available on all streaming platforms, along with other songs from their second album.

Gather around, boys and girls, as we dive into murders that took place around New Year’s Eve—that time when we leave the past behind and welcome the new year with hopes for a better future. Everyone has a resolution: some aim to quit smoking, drinking, or both; others strive for a better job. I always promise to stop being an A-hole, but every year I fail miserably. Tommy Lynn Sells, on the other hand, set out with far darker intentions—to rape and kill.

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The intro song is “100 MPH” by Twisted Blue, available on Spotify and all other streaming platforms.

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