Take A Killer To Brunch Darci Ward & Shannon Thompson

His name is Sailson José das Gracas and he confessed to being a murder for hire as well as serial killer himself. Within 48hrs of his arrest in 2014 police were able to confirm 4 of the 43 murders he confessed to. Due to Brazilian law he will serve the max of 30 years behind bars and made it very clear that upon his release he will return to his murderous ways. He is currently 35 and went on a 9 year killing spree starting in 2005, tune it to learn the details of his crimes and his capture.
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October 12th 1984, Angie went out with her friends Anita Kadala and Russell Buchanan. Later that night she would drop them off at home before heading home herself. Around 1:45am her boyfriend Ben receives a call from Angie saying, “Talk to me.” A man had knocked on her door and asked her if he could use her bathroom and her phone. She said no, but something about the encounter made her uneasy. Suddenly Angie said she had to call “right back.” Immediately Ben is trying to call her back to no avail. He arrives at her condo after phoning police who arrive not long after. At 2:17am, they broke down the door to discover 20-year-old Angie’s body, naked, bloody, and dead on her bed. 
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The Case of Angela Samota. Background: | by Marlena Smith-Burris | Medium
Man on Texas death row for murder of SMU student dies of heart attack (dallasnews.com)
My best friend’s killer got away - until I made police try again - BBC News
Angela Samota Murder: Where are Donald Bess and Ben McCall Today? Update (thecinemaholic.com)
Murder of Angela Samota - Wikipedia
How do I know if I’m a secretor or a non-secretor? - The Tech Interactive

They met at a party, high on acid, and it was chaotic bad from the start. A self-proclaimed clairvoyant and a man in desperate search of a leader, Susan and "Michael" terrorized the US from California to Oregon. On the hunt for "witches" to kill, all to incite the ever-pending Holy War. 
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What a special episode we have for you this week! We are excited to celebrate our 1 year anniversary with you all by covering The Russian Sleep Experiment! For the first time we will BOTH be covering a story while chatting about what this last year has been like and what we hope for this next year. We hope you enjoy and thank you for celebrating with us! 
Signature Cocktail: Aviation
2oz Gin
3/4 oz lemon juice
1/2 oz simple syrup
1/2 oz Violette liquor
add into shaker with ice and shake
pour into glass and add Marchino cherry
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The Russian Sleep Experiment | Creepypasta Wiki | Fandom
The pioneering experimental studies on sleep deprivation - PubMed (nih.gov)
What’s the limit to how long a human can stay awake? And why we don’t monitor the record | Guinness World Records
The Truth About the Russian Sleep Experiment - What Probably Happened (menshealth.com)
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On January 26th 2011, Ellen Rae Greenberg would be pronounced dead at 6:40pm. It would be discovered Ellen suffered from 10 stab wounds on the back of her neck, a stab wound on her abdomen, a gash/slice on the back of her head, and a stab wound to the chest. All signs point to murder, so why was her death ruled a suicide? 
Petition · Justice for Ellen Rae Greenberg · Change.org
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Ellen Greenberg - Case Documents and Details - Gavin FishEllen Greenberg- Suicide or homicide? The Mysterious Case. (wickedness.net)
Morbid podcast
Petition · Justice for Ellen Rae Greenberg · Change.org

January 15th, 1947, Betty Bersinger decided to take a walk with her 3-year-old daughter around 10am. During their walk Betty noticed what she thought was a mannequin in a vacant lot. Upon closer inspection she realized it was a body. Frightened at the gruesome sight she fled to the closest house to phone police. That is when police find Elizabeth Short's body in a vacant lot in the Leimert Park neighborhood, 6 days after she went missing. What they saw would haunt them and her story would become an infamous part of American history.
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