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Psychiatrists see us in our most vulnerable moments. All of our problems and dysfunctions laid bare to a stranger. We hope that they keep our secrets and help us solve our problems. We place our inherent trust in them… but what if they used that knowledge against us for their own benefit?

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Its time for anther installment of THE FREELOADER SERIES! Its the old Milwaukee Cannibal himself, Dahmer.  This episode originally aired June 3rd, 2017. This is the shit other podcast would call "from the vault", ours would be more like those lost french fries that fall between the seats of your creep van and you forget about them for a while, then you find them again....yea, slightly better than that. KEEP CREEPIN!

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Richard Francis Cottingham is an American serial killer from New Jersey who operated in New York City between 1967 and 1980. Cottingham was given several nicknames including the
Butcher of Times Square, the Torso Killer, the New York Ripper, and the Times Square Torso Ripper, due to how he dismembered his victims and only left their torsos behind.

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This True Crime Guys throwback originally aired on May 6th, 2017 at 12:08am. But most of you have still not heard our very first Patreon Exclusive that is no longer exclusive to Patreon....John Wayne Gacy.  If you've been a long time freeloader then enjoy this glimpse into the past of True Crime Guys that you may have missed. KEEP CREEPIN'

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Paul Bernardo and Karla Holmolka, were another fire and gasoline couple who both seemed in need of just a little shove in the right the direction, or in this case, the wrong one...obviously. In any case, they found that missing piece in each other, here are the masters of manipulation, the Ken & Barbie Killers. Oh, and they're Canadian....surry bout that.

Speaker in Intro is Jordan Peterson(excerpts from his lecture were used.) https://www.jordanbpeterson.com

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Ken Rex McElroy was a man with a strange hold on the small town he grew up in. In a place where everyone knows everyone, you'd think a man would want keep his reputation clean, not McElroy. The crimes and atrocities he committed against his neighbors were acts of revenge for the wrong-doings he thought were done to him and his family. The line of what is "too far" becomes quite blurry in this case. 

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Aaron Hernandez was a tight end in the National Football League. A productive player during his three seasons with the New England Patriots, his career came to an abrupt end after his arrest and initial conviction for the murder of Odin Lloyd, but that was just the tip of the iceberg, we thought we knew this story…we were mistaken. This is, without a doubt, one of the saddest sports tragedies in American history.

On Friday, Nov. 13, 1970, Michael Thevis slipped into his office early for an important meeting. With balding hair and a tidy goatee, the 38-year-old business owner looked like any other executive working in downtown Atlanta. His company headquarters spanned an entire city block of historic Marietta Street and commanded annual profits of $25 million—more than Hewlett-Packard or Hershey Foods. But Thevis wasn’t in computers or chocolate. He was in America’s hottest new commodity: pornography.