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Ep. 108 | Britain's Secret Killer Cow Bermuda Tria & The TV Appearances of Convicted KiIIers · Weeknight Mysteries Podcast

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Speaker 1: Hello there everybody, it's Shrouded Hand here and I'd like
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Speaker 1: to do a video like this every now and then
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Speaker 1: just take a look at some of the strange new
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Speaker 1: stories that have appeared in the tabloid press recently. So
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Speaker 1: yeah it's just whatever weird stories have taken my interest recently.
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Speaker 1: I've saved them away for a video like this and
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Speaker 1: we're going to take a look at some of the things. So,
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Speaker 1: starting off with the Metro Tropical Bird turns out to
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Speaker 1: be a seagull somebody dyed, electric blue. Okay, that's the story.
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Speaker 1: someone dyed a seagull blue. The bird was found wandering
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Speaker 1: in a car park in Carlisle by shocked unlookers who
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Speaker 1: alerted the RSPCA. Well thought offices soon confirmed the bird
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Speaker 1: was not tropical and was just a regular seagull that
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Speaker 1: seemed to have been dyed electric blue and it certainly is,
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Speaker 1: it's very blue. We still don't know what the substance
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Speaker 1: is but we are concerned that it is affecting him
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Speaker 1: as he's a little dazed and he's unable to fly
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Speaker 1: at the moment up or bird. Nice start to the
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Speaker 1: stories I suppose. A blue bird, who knows, who knows
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Speaker 1: what that's all about. Alright, so we're under the sun
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Speaker 1: and we've got some spooky goings on here. Woman shares
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Speaker 1: terrifying video of seemingly haunted doll moving by itself and
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Speaker 1: she's vowed never to enter the house again. Oh my god.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, oh
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Speaker 1: my god, oh my god, that is creepy. I don't
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Speaker 1: know what's cute because of that. Oh my god, oh
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Speaker 1: my god, oh my god. Holy Armstrong shed the creepy
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Speaker 1: footage on her TikTok account. That is actually kind of
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Speaker 1: chilling I've got to admit. I don't know if it's
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Speaker 1: paranormal but I don't know what I think if I
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Speaker 1: saw that if I looked into a cupboard and saw
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Speaker 1: a dog clicking its feet together like that I would
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Speaker 1: probably run out the house as well. Oh my god,
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Speaker 1: oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, it's
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Speaker 1: that bit, it's the bit where it lifts its leg
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Speaker 1: up at the end.
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Speaker 1: Who knows, you've got to
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Speaker 1: take TikTok recordings with a big pinch of saltboards. I
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Speaker 1: got to admit it's creepy, whatever's happening here. Oh my god,
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Speaker 1: oh my god, It's definitely giving me a little chill.
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Speaker 1: That would spook me out. Oh my god, oh my god,
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Speaker 1: oh my god, oh my god, oh my yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: that one's creepy. Good work. Thanks for the sun. I'm
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Speaker 1: usually a bit like, that's nothing, but yeah, that one's
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Speaker 1: quite good. Thank you, we've got another one from the sun.
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Speaker 1: Teen shares, terrifying footage about ghostly face pairing routes of
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Speaker 1: haunted house window, but it's not all that it seems.
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Speaker 1: I think they lived here in the wild because it
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Speaker 1: looks pretty deserted, but it's, I think it's here. I
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Speaker 1: think it's here. I think it's staying. I'm gonna ask
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Speaker 1: who here could just imagine walking around here. That is
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Speaker 1: super creepy, although I have read the article so in
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Speaker 1: a follow up video, where Beckon returned to the house
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Speaker 1: where she discovered the true nature of the eerie video.
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Speaker 1: I really hope no one did call a police book
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Speaker 1: because you can see it's a mannequin head. It's still creepy,
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Speaker 1: like I say, it doesn't have to be paranormal to
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Speaker 1: be creepy. It could be completely innocent, but it still
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Speaker 1: gives you the chills. So far, the sun is delivering
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Speaker 1: on its spooky promises. Here's the third one, and I
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Speaker 1: don't know what to make of this one, because it's
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Speaker 1: just a still photograph. Ghostly figure of woman spotted on
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Speaker 1: a building site, CCTV. So apparently they've got cameras set
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Speaker 1: up on their building sites, and whenever it's text motion,
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Speaker 1: it's like a trail camera suppose, it takes a photograph,
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Speaker 1: so there's no video, it's just a still image. And
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Speaker 1: what they caught on the camera was this mysterious eerie figure,
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Speaker 1: which looks like such a sort of stereotypical ghost image.
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Speaker 1: The only thing I'm thinking of is at a last
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Speaker 1: just walking home from a night out. She's been out,
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Speaker 1: she's got a dress on, she's had a nice night out,
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Speaker 1: and she's walking home, she's got a kebab in her
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Speaker 1: hands there, and she just decided to take a shot,
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Speaker 1: cut over over a building site. That could be possible,
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Speaker 1: but it's an eerie image. So apparently, the security guard
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Speaker 1: who was on the scene, they went out straight away,
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Speaker 1: it was within minutes. but there was no sign of
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Speaker 1: anybody there or of anybody ever being there, it was
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Speaker 1: really bizarre. It's kind of strange just because it's a
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Speaker 1: building site, and why is she doing there? Possibly an
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Speaker 1: innocent explanation, but still creepy creepy. Some of these stories,
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Speaker 1: the headlines are more exciting than the actual when you
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Speaker 1: read into it. So machete wielding a North Carolina man
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Speaker 1: leaves bloody satanic messages on Serality House, police say. This
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Speaker 1: isn't Fox News, by the way. A man wielding a
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Speaker 1: machete left satanic messages written in blood on a serality house. Apparently,
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Speaker 1: this man was wandering around in a very sort of
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Speaker 1: distressed state. He appeared to have cut himself and was
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Speaker 1: using his own blood to smear messages on vehicles and
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Speaker 1: onto the serality house. I don't know what he wrote,
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Speaker 1: it doesn't say exactly what, but apparently they were satanic
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Speaker 1: in nature. So it is creepy. but I don't know
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Speaker 1: if anyone was in danger. It appears to be a
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Speaker 1: homeless man who was, I guess, maybe was drugged up
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Speaker 1: where he's got mental health problems and he was just
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Speaker 1: wandering around door being satanic messages in his own blood.
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Speaker 1: So I'm just scrubbing through this case to see if
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Speaker 1: there was any footage of the actual messages he wrote.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't seem to be. It shows a picture of
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Speaker 1: a building, nice white building, that'd be a good little
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Speaker 1: canvas for some satanic messages written in blood. but unfortunately
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Speaker 1: we don't get to see what he's actually written, which
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Speaker 1: I would be interested in. Who knows? I mean, it
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Speaker 1: might not even be satanic when you get down to it,
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Speaker 1: but it's kind of interesting, I suppose. I wonder what
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Speaker 1: he was writing. Okay, we'll go on to the next story,
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Speaker 1: and this is another one from Fox News, but a
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Speaker 1: herd of charging cows in England killed second man in
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Speaker 1: a month. Yeah, there's been two just random cow attacks
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Speaker 1: in England recently. and they're all sort of in the
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Speaker 1: same area, Furball Castle, and get that upon a map.
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Speaker 1: This attack happened over here. And then there was another
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Speaker 1: attack just a couple of weeks before this one, this teacher,
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Speaker 1: deputy head teacher actually, of a school in Richmond was
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Speaker 1: that walking, and he was killed by cows as well.
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Speaker 1: This is such a strange thing because Richmond in North York,
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Speaker 1: shall I have a look at where that is? First
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Speaker 1: cow attack happened here, and it's all around the North Pennines.
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Speaker 1: Did everyone happen sort of down this end of it?
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Speaker 1: I mean, I live over this way. I'm getting a
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Speaker 1: bit scared. What the cow's up to, they're rising up.
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Speaker 1: Another thing is this may have happened in a space
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Speaker 1: of two weeks, so yeah, two cow deaths. But did
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Speaker 1: you know there was another one earlier on in the
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Speaker 1: year 31st of May? A man 82 dies after being
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Speaker 1: attacked by cows whilst walking with his wife. How horrible.
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Speaker 1: I mean, all these attacks are horrible. Now this one
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Speaker 1: happened in Ives Carr, North Yorkshire. Oh, we've created a
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Speaker 1: Bermuda Triangle of mad cows here. Are we going to
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Speaker 1: see a pattern? I don't know. Is it strange? Cow
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Speaker 1: is officially the most deadly large animals in Britain. This
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Speaker 1: is from like back in 2015. So obviously cows must
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Speaker 1: kill a number of people in year. What's going on
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Speaker 1: in this area? What I'm going to call the Mad
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Speaker 1: Cow Bermuda Triangle of Britain. Cows are rising up. You
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Speaker 1: heard it here first. Unwinter stories. We're going to look
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Speaker 1: at this another ghost video. I mean ghost recordings. They're
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Speaker 1: 10 at penny these days. I don't know if people
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Speaker 1: are just bored because they're all locked in their houses
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Speaker 1: and they're all over analyzing their recordings that they've captured
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Speaker 1: and seeing ghosts. But this one's kind of interesting. I
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Speaker 1: did have a look at it before. Who more or
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Speaker 1: more was left terrified when she rewatched her secured camera
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Speaker 1: to find a ghost peeking around the barn outside the
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Speaker 1: house at night. So let's take a look at this.
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Speaker 1: The figure is just here. As you can see it
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Speaker 1: only appears right at the beginning of the recording. To
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Speaker 1: me it just looks like it could be a figure.
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Speaker 1: I mean they're off in the distance. The camera quality
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Speaker 1: is very very low and also they're just sort of
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Speaker 1: going in and out to the lights by the looks
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Speaker 1: of it. So it's picking them up and then they're
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Speaker 1: disappearing into the darkness. It just looks like a person
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Speaker 1: wandering around. It could be an intruder. It's still kind
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Speaker 1: of creepy in that way. But why does everyone automatically
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Speaker 1: assume it's a ghost? Could be literally anything in the world.
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Speaker 1: Daily Star We've got quite a number of ones from
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Speaker 1: a daily star here actually because they always never fail
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Speaker 1: to deliver on the most important stories. This is another
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Speaker 1: one where the headlines are a lot more interested in
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Speaker 1: the actual story. Real life inception. A scientist figure out
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Speaker 1: how to plant ideas in dreams. Now what would you think,
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Speaker 1: Reed and I? Oh my god, they've invented some kind
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Speaker 1: of machine that can affect your dreams. In testing a
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Speaker 1: new technique called targeted dream incubation TDI, which allows them
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Speaker 1: to insert certain topics into someone's brain. It's a puzzle
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Speaker 1: to show that when a sleeper enters a rare dream
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Speaker 1: state known as lucid dreaming, they gain awareness that they're dreaming.
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Speaker 1: So this is how it actually works. The study involved
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Speaker 1: 25 participants taking daytime naps. Before going to bed they
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Speaker 1: will record audio prompts in the app such as remember
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Speaker 1: to think of a tree and remember to observe your thoughts.
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Speaker 1: They were hand-mounted sleep trackers and when it detected they
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Speaker 1: were in the hypnagogic states, the tracker would then coordinate
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Speaker 1: with the app to wake the participants up with their
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Speaker 1: own pre-recorded vocal prompts. This repeated several times and the
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Speaker 1: sleeper would record it in a journal. Simply put, People
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Speaker 1: would tell us whether the prompts appeared in their dreams
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Speaker 1: and they found that 67% of participants mentioned dreaming about
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Speaker 1: trees following the prompt. This to me doesn't sound like
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Speaker 1: anything new whatsoever. I've sort of been interested in lucid
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Speaker 1: dreaming for 15, 20 years, something like that. There was
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Speaker 1: two techniques that I remember quite well from lucid dreaming
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Speaker 1: forums and websites. There was a method called wake back
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Speaker 1: to bed which sounds exactly like what they're doing here
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Speaker 1: that kind of waking people up when they reach that
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Speaker 1: hypnagogic state. I mean to me this just sounds like
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Speaker 1: the wake back to bed technique and also using dream
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Speaker 1: signs or reality check type of images. So I don't
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Speaker 1: know why they're going on as if this is some
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Speaker 1: new thing. Story is more interesting from its headline than
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Speaker 1: the actual facts of this thing. Daily Star, delivering the goods. Okay.
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Speaker 1: Here we go. Another ghostly one. I'm going to pause
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Speaker 1: a video or it'll start paying the next one. Security
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Speaker 1: worker terrified after hearing strange grunts at haunted car auction.
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Speaker 1: The worker said he had a wave of goosebumps whilst
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Speaker 1: recording the spooky sound from inside the bathroom. It's kind
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Speaker 1: of spooky I guess. I did notice as I was
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Speaker 1: watching it there was a few dips in the audio
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Speaker 1: like you can hear it. So what I notice is
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Speaker 1: if you listen don't listen so much to the breathing sound.
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Speaker 1: Listen to the sound of like the home in the
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Speaker 1: background which sounds like a air conditioning unit or something
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Speaker 1: like that. Just a steady hum sound and you'll notice
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Speaker 1: that that breaks about two points as if the audio
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Speaker 1: has been altered. See like you heard it did you
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Speaker 1: hear it there? See I look like. So the audio
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Speaker 1: has been altered but I don't know whether that's the
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Speaker 1: original video. I hear it again there I see. See
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Speaker 1: how the audio clips out. And I don't know whether
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Speaker 1: that's proof of anything because who knows maybe it's just
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Speaker 1: the audio of the camera cutting out now and then.
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Speaker 1: As for the actual grunting sounds kind of creepy I've
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Speaker 1: got to admit who knows what that is. That is
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Speaker 1: a creepy noise. It really reminds me of the film
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Speaker 1: Suspirely if you've seen that the original. Listen. You're like Whistle.
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Speaker 1: It's exactly the same. She's there right behind that sheet.
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Speaker 1: As I went to use the bathroom this spirit was
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Speaker 1: talking or making grunts. To me it sounds like they're
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Speaker 1: saying help me. Didn't sound like that to me but
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Speaker 1: okay on to the next story. Yeah this one this
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Speaker 1: one's weird. Brain wrapped in aluminum foil or aluminum foil
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Speaker 1: if you're American wash it up on Wisconsin beach. So
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Speaker 1: apparently a guy called James Sender was walking on the
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Speaker 1: beach and he found brain wrapped in foil and with
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Speaker 1: it was pink flowers and foreign money. Some suspect the
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Speaker 1: package may be part of a ritual for the dead
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Speaker 1: but no one can explain the brain. They don't know
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Speaker 1: whether the brain was human or what. Why it's wrapped
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Speaker 1: up with money you can see the money there and
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Speaker 1: under flower that is such a weird thing. I might
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Speaker 1: be opening up a package you find on the beach
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Speaker 1: and there's a brain inside it. I heard about this
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Speaker 1: a week or two ago and I was hoping there'd
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Speaker 1: be some kind of follow up but I can't find
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Speaker 1: any more info so it's creepy and weird but I
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Speaker 1: don't know what's going on. Anyway I hope you enjoyed
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Speaker 1: this look at the weird news. I like to collect
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Speaker 1: these stories and then put them together in a little
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Speaker 1: chilled out video. In the last couple of weeks there's
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Speaker 1: been some personal stuff going on in my life so
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Speaker 1: I found it hard to get recordings out on time
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Speaker 1: so every now and then I like to do one
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Speaker 1: of these sort of chilled out just look at some
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Speaker 1: funny news stories and I am working on the next
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Speaker 1: proper video so that'll be coming out soon. I'm taking
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Speaker 1: October as a kind of chill out month. Let me
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Speaker 1: know what you think of these stories. Some of them
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Speaker 1: are a bit stupid I know but I do like
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Speaker 1: to look at what the tabloid to print in and
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Speaker 1: I don't think there's any other news really going on.
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Speaker 1: I just take a quick look out my window. No
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Speaker 1: it all looks pretty normal to me. Yeah so anyway
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Speaker 1: that's the most important news of last couple of weeks.
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Speaker 1: I hope you were entertained by them. Hello everybody. In
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Speaker 1: the originals I looked at convicted murderers who had made
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Speaker 1: TV appearances. The footage gives us a fascinating look at
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Speaker 1: a person who is hiding the fact that they've committed
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Speaker 1: terrible crimes or are going to commit terrible crimes in
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Speaker 1: the future. It's chilling how calm and likable they appear
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Speaker 1: to be most of the time. Often these people are
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Speaker 1: psychopathic killers and it gives us a chance to see
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Speaker 1: their predatory charm in action. So here's more real life
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Speaker 1: murderers on TV shows as suggested by you guys. I
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Speaker 1: used a named Indian guy suggested the BTK killer Dennis Rader.
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Speaker 1: I never actually knew that BTK appeared on TV before
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Speaker 1: he was caught but apparently made a brief appearance on
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Speaker 1: a local TV station in 2001. Rader worked as a
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Speaker 1: compliance officer at the time and he appeared on the
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Speaker 1: Kansas local news station KSN talking about a spate of
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Speaker 1: animal attacks in the area. This was filmed four years
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Speaker 1: before his arrest and by this time he had murdered
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Speaker 1: 10 people. He nicknamed himself BTK by and torture kill
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Speaker 1: because of his love of tying up and slowly torturing
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Speaker 1: his victims before murdering them. He started killing in 1974
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Speaker 1: sending taunting messages to the police with drawings of the murders.
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Speaker 1: By the time this was filmed in 2001 he probably
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Speaker 1: thought he was never going to be caught and must
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Speaker 1: have saw his TV appearances another way of secretly taunting
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Speaker 1: the police. The dogs are somewhat territorial as well as
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Speaker 1: vicious appearing in plain sights wearing a uniform and a
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Speaker 1: badge knowing what kinds of acts he had got away with.
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Speaker 1: Unfortunately I can't find a full clip of the footage.
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Speaker 1: This clip comes from a documentary about BTK and most
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Speaker 1: of the audio comes from the documentary rather than the
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Speaker 1: KSN report itself. Ludlox Bathory suggested Caleb McGilvery, better known
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Speaker 1: as Kai the hatchet-wielding hitchhiker. Kai led a transient lifestyle
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Speaker 1: hitchhiking around California with no fix the boat. He shot
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Speaker 1: the fame in 2013 when he was interviewed about an
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Speaker 1: incident where it saved the woman from being strangled. This
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Speaker 1: stuff right here I was driving and I was in
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Speaker 1: the passenger side of this car coming driving down this way.
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Speaker 1: I'm a model okay do you want to talk about
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Speaker 1: the other stuff that you do or yeah definitely is
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Speaker 1: that okay with you okay right totally fine basically I
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Speaker 1: do a lot of adult modeling and I do adult
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Speaker 1: film as well and I'm pretty comfortable in front of
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Speaker 1: the camera so doing it for a while and but
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Speaker 1: this is still on or so yeah yeah so I
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Speaker 1: just keep going but don't worry about it like don't
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Speaker 1: even think about these guys yeah okay my name is
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Speaker 1: Luca and I'm a bisexual and I like to sleep
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Speaker 1: with both men and women. obviously and i feel comfortable
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Speaker 1: completely with both um and it's like 50 50 for
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Speaker 1: me okay it's actually it's a bit more it's like
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Speaker 1: 60 man and 40 great thanks for sharing that look
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Speaker 1: up great look up these are really good comments yep
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Speaker 1: well i tend to have a lot of male partners
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Speaker 1: and a lot of people assume that you know i'm
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Speaker 1: i'm gay because i have a lot of male partners
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Speaker 1: and when i tell them you know i see what
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Speaker 1: comes across to me is luca's utter lack of personality
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Speaker 1: he's like a mannequin That can talk he was obsessed
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Speaker 1: with making himself famous and probably due to his wooden
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Speaker 1: personality he had to invent various sentational stories about himself
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Speaker 1: and spread them online in 2007 he spread a rumor
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Speaker 1: that he was in a relationship with convicted murderer Carla
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Speaker 1: Hamalka and I actually landed in a TV interview with
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Speaker 1: The Sun and it's all because of this whole rumor
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Speaker 1: of you dating Carla Hamalka that's. This is the thing
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Speaker 1: it's the rumors destroyed my life basically and um I've
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Speaker 1: been receiving death. Threats my address is posted that's what
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Speaker 1: I had to move uh I want my palm reading
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Speaker 1: back it was taken out of my SUV I'm about
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Speaker 1: to have a nervous breakdown and my repetitions completely ruined
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Speaker 1: um I just want everybody to set I want to
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Speaker 1: set the record straight that uh we have absolutely no
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Speaker 1: connection after this small taste of fame he resorted to
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Speaker 1: increasingly extreme methods of getting attention this escalated to him
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Speaker 1: posting recordings of himself suffocating kittens to death these recordings
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Speaker 1: garnered Him the kind of notoriety that he'd craved all
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Speaker 1: along and it would lead to him filming the murder
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Speaker 1: of Lin Jun the TV appearances aren't all that interesting
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Speaker 1: but it lets see the kind of charmer's narcissist that
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Speaker 1: Magnata really was a person who craved fame didn't have
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Speaker 1: the talent to get it naturally and would murder a
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Speaker 1: man to achieve it Johnny B. Tort suggested Mitchell quiet
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Speaker 1: Mitchell quiet strangled his wife to death in December 1998
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Speaker 1: after discovering that she wanted a divorce he then cut
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Speaker 1: her body into pieces and buried them in different places
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Speaker 1: around a Southport area in England for 18 months following
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Speaker 1: the murder Mitchell made many TV and radio appearances appealing
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Speaker 1: for information concerning his missing wife and denying allegations that
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Speaker 1: he'd murder her you know you've got this finger suspicion
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Speaker 1: pointing at you you've got this big question mark over
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Speaker 1: your head and I mean I know you feature on
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Speaker 1: local television or even interview there um and obviously the
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Speaker 1: question has to be put and I know what you're
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Speaker 1: on to it's going to be but I mean did
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Speaker 1: you kill her no no I just I just wish
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Speaker 1: I just wish someone had listened to him he became
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Speaker 1: known as the smiling killer because of the sinister way
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Speaker 1: he would slightly grin when asked if he'd killed her
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Speaker 1: it's thought that he became obsessed with. Media attention relishing
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Speaker 1: in his own brazenness his desire for publicity became so
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Speaker 1: great that he invited a documentary crew into his home
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Speaker 1: to film his life with his two children and I
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Speaker 1: saw it I was like sort of she's gorgeous and
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Speaker 1: I fell in love and from that night on we
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Speaker 1: were never apart we were upset this is where the
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Speaker 1: most telling footage comes from he plays the part of
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Speaker 1: a man whose wife walked out on him leaving him
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Speaker 1: to raise two children alone whilst the world outside wrongly
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Speaker 1: accuses him of murder me having to do this leave
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Speaker 1: me with the kids I'll Be pissed on if she
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Speaker 1: was on fire and just say again and it's not
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Speaker 1: a stupid question it's a very serious question did you
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Speaker 1: kill Lindsay I didn't find out I didn't find out
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Speaker 1: all the time that cold dead smile on his face
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Speaker 1: never changes and the thing he says just seemed really
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Speaker 1: callous now that we know what really happened we mean
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Speaker 1: I know the clutch in its drawers now like but
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Speaker 1: what do we think has shagged a death of something
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Speaker 1: to all right I'm not psychopath I don't know what
20:59
Speaker 1: I'm like but what does a psychopath look like you
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Speaker 1: know so think you gotta wash yourself eventually the police
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Speaker 1: gathered enough circumstantial evidence to charge mitchell for murder after
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Speaker 1: two days of questioning he finally admits to killing her
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Speaker 1: and he agrees to show police where he hid the
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Speaker 1: body parts he receives a police escort around southport to
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Speaker 1: show them where he dumped the dismembered remains of his
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Speaker 1: wife's body and even then he's eager to make sure
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Speaker 1: the tv cameras are filming him i recall quite vividly
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Speaker 1: it was a murky Depressing rainy day he was quite
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Speaker 1: upbeat looking for the cameras and was almost celebrating the
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Speaker 1: fact that this is where they are that's where that
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Speaker 1: is and that's where the other body is Johnny Tort
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Speaker 1: also suggested Ian Huntley as did Indian Guy and Dark
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Speaker 1: Root Doll on the 4th of August. 2002 Ian Huntley
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Speaker 1: invited two school girls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman into
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Speaker 1: his home and murdered them drowning one girl in his
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Speaker 1: bath and suffocating the other he was a caretaker at
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Speaker 1: their school a familiar face to. The girls which was
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Speaker 1: why he was able to convince them to come inside
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Speaker 1: his house when the girls were reported missing currently was
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Speaker 1: one of the first people who volunteered to help search
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Speaker 1: for them he also appeared in numerous TV interviews Ian
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Speaker 1: Huntley here is a familiar figure evening in your other
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Speaker 1: school caretaker the girls Jessica and Holly would know you
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Speaker 1: and they saw you on the front doorstep what what
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Speaker 1: went on the girl but I don't know the girls
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Speaker 1: and I was still on the front doorstep gluing my
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Speaker 1: dog down she'd run away and come back a bit
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Speaker 1: of a mess and they just came across and asked
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Speaker 1: how miss car was as she used to teach them
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Speaker 1: at saint andrews and i just said she went very
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Speaker 1: good she hadn't got the job and they're just as
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Speaker 1: pleased to tell her that we're very sorry and off
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Speaker 1: the warts in the direction of the library over there
22:34
Speaker 1: he seemed eager to mention the fact that he was
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Speaker 1: washing his dog in this clip something about how he
22:38
Speaker 1: inserts this pack into the conversation even though it has
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Speaker 1: nothing To do as a story it just feels off
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Speaker 1: to me one of the things that incriminated Huntley and
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Speaker 1: the murders was the fact. that he had thoroughly washed
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Speaker 1: his car shortly after the girls had gone missing ripping
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Speaker 1: out the lining of the boots and replacing it with
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Speaker 1: carpet perhaps he included this detail about his dog so
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Speaker 1: that it would give him a reason why he'd cleaned
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Speaker 1: his car so thoroughly if he was questioned by the
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Speaker 1: police even more disturbing is the interview given by maxine
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Speaker 1: car car was huntley's girlfriend and she knew about the
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Speaker 1: murder she'd covered for huntley by giving a false alibi
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Speaker 1: to the police and this is Something I polykeyed for
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Speaker 1: the rest of my life I think and it's what
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Speaker 1: Holly gave me on the last day of term she
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Speaker 1: was very very upset because I didn't get my job
23:23
Speaker 1: and that's kind of girl she was she was just
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Speaker 1: lovely really lovely that's really very sweet isn't it yeah
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Speaker 1: last day we're editing the recording to producers of the
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Speaker 1: show notice that Maxine was referring to the girls in
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Speaker 1: the past tense despite their deaths not being reported yet
23:36
Speaker 1: this would be reported to police and would be used
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Speaker 1: in evidence. Against her once again there isn't much footage
23:42
Speaker 1: of Huntley's TV appearances online he did do quite a
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Speaker 1: few interviews before being accused of the murders so once
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Speaker 1: again if any more footage comes to light I'll put
23:51
Speaker 1: it in the description Nick Elvis channel suggested Peter Madsen
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Speaker 1: Madsen was a famous Danish inventor and engineer the subject
23:57
Speaker 1: of numerous documentaries and interviews he had established his own
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Speaker 1: company called RML Space Labs whose goal was to construct
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Speaker 1: and launch a manned spacecraft he'd also built three submarines
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Speaker 1: his most recent sub uc3 nautilus was scheduled to be
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Speaker 1: part of an exhibition at the born home island in
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Speaker 1: august 2017 a journalist named kim wall was writing a
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Speaker 1: story about the nautilus and she was offered a private
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Speaker 1: trip with madsen aboard the submarine the day before the
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Speaker 1: exhibition Kim Wall and Peter Madsen set off together in
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Speaker 1: the Nautilus at 7pm on August 10th at 11am the
24:31
Speaker 1: following morning an SOS call was made the Nautilus had
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Speaker 1: sank and Peter Madsen was rescued he managed to escape
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Speaker 1: from the sinking sub but Kim was nowhere to be
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Speaker 1: seen Madsen was immediately taken into custody he claimed that
24:43
Speaker 1: he dropped Kim off on shore before the sinking but
24:45
Speaker 1: nobody had seen her since police suspected that he deliberately
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Speaker 1: sank the vessel to hide some sort of foul play
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Speaker 1: this footage shows. Him immediately after the rescue being taken
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Speaker 1: in for questioning I'll get it at it. No, I'm
24:59
Speaker 1: still clapped. Arum. And see a mouse was going out
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Speaker 1: of the plane. Yeah, we still know. I'm not going
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Speaker 1: to go in there. Air, I'm just going to take
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Speaker 1: a picture of where I live and get a little
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Speaker 1: bit of a report and then I'll go out and
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Speaker 1: try to install this tank. Ten days later a female
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Speaker 1: torso washes up on shore. The chest had been punctured
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Speaker 1: multiple times to allow gases to escape and prevent it
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Speaker 1: from floating to the surface. There were knife wounds to
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Speaker 1: the genitals that a post-mortem examination concluded had been inflicted
25:33
Speaker 1: shortly before death. DNA testing proved that the torso belonged
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Speaker 1: to Kim War. Divers were sent out to search the
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Speaker 1: sea bed and they recovered bags containing Kim's head and legs.
25:46
Speaker 1: Madsen had brutally murdered Kim War whilst the board had
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Speaker 1: not lost. tying her up before beating and stabbing her,
25:53
Speaker 1: finally killing her by slitting her throat and then cutting
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Speaker 1: up her body. What we see here is a man
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Speaker 1: who committed these acts just hours before and has no remorse.
26:04
Speaker 1: Psychiatric evaluation identified Madsen as a narcissistic psychopath and he
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Speaker 1: was sentenced to life imprisonment. It comes across as really
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Speaker 1: pleasant in all of his TV appearances. But one or
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Speaker 1: two things he says now seem slightly sinister in retrospect.
26:21
Speaker 1: It's all components that add up to become the launch
26:23
Speaker 1: vehicle and one has to understand that the only way
26:26
Speaker 1: to develop anything like this is to cut it up
26:28
Speaker 1: into bits and pieces, a steam generator that turned into
26:31
Speaker 1: a lamp. He lost the leg in the landing. But
26:35
Speaker 1: other than that actually Randy was intact afterwards and the
26:38
Speaker 1: leg has been bolted back on. Honeybee86 suggested someone who
26:43
Speaker 1: was on a VH1 dating reality show who murdered his girlfriend.
26:48
Speaker 1: Cowboy Worm was able to provide more details. The man's
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Speaker 1: name was Ryan Jenkins and he appeared on a show
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Speaker 1: called Megan Wants a Millionaire. I think I remember considering
26:59
Speaker 1: this case for the original video but then not being
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Speaker 1: able to find any clips from the actual show. There
27:05
Speaker 1: is some footage from Megan Wants a Millionaire but not
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Speaker 1: much with Ryan Jenkins and most of them are just
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Speaker 1: really bad quality so I probably didn't include it for
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Speaker 1: that reason. Megan Wants a Millionaire was one of them
27:16
Speaker 1: shows where a bunch of guys all move into a
27:18
Speaker 1: house and they try to win over some woman. It's
27:22
Speaker 1: kind of a similar format to The Bachelor I think.
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Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't watch these kind of shows.
27:29
Speaker 1: On 2009 season one of the contestants was a real
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Speaker 1: estate investor called Ryan Jenkins. The show was recorded in
27:37
Speaker 1: February 2009 but it wasn't broadcast until August that year.
27:42
Speaker 1: Jenkins had come third in the show and in the
27:44
Speaker 1: meantime he'd married a model named Jasmine Fier. On 15th
27:48
Speaker 1: of August, 2009 a female body was found stuffed into
27:52
Speaker 1: a suitcase and in the alleyway at Buena Park, California.
27:56
Speaker 1: Her teeth had been torn out and the fingers removed
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Speaker 1: to prevent identification. Police were only able to identify the
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Speaker 1: body by looking at the serial numbers on a breast implants.
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Speaker 1: The corpse was Jasmine Fear. Ryan Jenkins was the only
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Speaker 1: suspect in the murder but he'd killed himself before he
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Speaker 1: could be prosecuted. This all happened right in the middle
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Speaker 1: of Megan Wants a Millionaire being broadcast. The show was
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Speaker 1: cancelled mid-season out of respect for Jasmine's family. As I
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Speaker 1: said before there aren't many clips from the show. Any
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Speaker 1: with Ryan Jenkins in come from news reports of the
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Speaker 1: murder so the audio is missing because news reporters were
28:35
Speaker 1: talking over the top. It would be interesting to see
28:39
Speaker 1: some of these episodes so we could see how Jenkins
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Speaker 1: comes across but I think these shows are half-stripped in
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Speaker 1: any way so I don't know they would be much
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Speaker 1: to read into the footage. Still it's an interesting story
28:50
Speaker 1: and scary to think that a contestant on a dating
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Speaker 1: show could go on to murder his partner. Pew Unrecorlack,
28:57
Speaker 1: no I'm not pronouncing that right by the way, they
28:59
Speaker 1: suggested Victor Calvador, known as the Forest Killer. Victor Calvador
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Speaker 1: was a contestant on a Czech version of Who Wants
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Speaker 1: to Be a Millionaire in 2004. One year later he
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Speaker 1: walked into a forest and shot dead an older couple
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Speaker 1: who were out walking their dog. Three days later in
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Speaker 1: the same forest he shot another man did. There's no
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Speaker 1: known motive for the killings. It seemed Victor chose him
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Speaker 1: at random. He'd wanted to carry out a mass shooting
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Speaker 1: on the Prague metro. Several times beginning in 2003 he'd
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Speaker 1: gone to the metro with a Glock pistol hidden under
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Speaker 1: a newspaper with the intention of shooting dead as many
29:37
Speaker 1: people as he could. Each time he went see family
29:41
Speaker 1: didn't have the nerve to carry out the shooting. He
29:44
Speaker 1: was also known to be extremely suicidal and probably these
29:47
Speaker 1: shootings would have been his attempt to go out in
29:49
Speaker 1: a blaze of terror. Finding it too difficult to shoot people,
29:54
Speaker 1: he didn't start to practice on farm animals. Shooting cows
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Speaker 1: point blank in the head so that he would get
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Speaker 1: used to the act of killing. From these practice runs
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Speaker 1: it seems he then moved on to the forest shootings.
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Speaker 1: I believe that he still intended to carry out the
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Speaker 1: metro shootings and these murders would carry out to prepare
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Speaker 1: himself for the act. It's right in between the failed
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Speaker 1: metro shootings and the forest murders that he appeared on Millionaire.
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Speaker 1: It seems odd that a man so hell bent on
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Speaker 1: committing atrocities would want to go on TV and win money.
30:26
Speaker 1: Perhaps the TV appearance was purely to let his face
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Speaker 1: be broadcast and the attempt to increase his notoriety so
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Speaker 1: that he would be known when he did eventually commit
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Speaker 1: the crimes. During the show he comes across as very
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Speaker 1: blank and introverted. He barely smiles even when winning huge
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Speaker 1: amounts of money. He does laugh a couple of times
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Speaker 1: but compared to the other contestants he just seems a
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Speaker 1: bit emotionally stunted. I don't speak Czech so I can't
30:53
Speaker 1: tell you what he's actually saying but his body language
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Speaker 1: is quite interesting. He seems more depressed than anything else.
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Speaker 1: Then again his introverted man could just be stage fright.
31:05
Speaker 1: All in all apart from his lack of emotional reaction
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Speaker 1: he seems fairly intelligent and friendly. He's the very picture
31:12
Speaker 1: of the kind of unassuming person who turns out to
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Speaker 1: be a cold-blooded killer. Kiki Jensen suggests somebody who was
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Speaker 1: on wife swap and then went on to murder his
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Speaker 1: mother and siblings. The guy's name was Jacob Stockdale and
31:25
Speaker 1: he appeared with his family in a 2008 episode of
31:27
Speaker 1: Wife Swap. I'm pretty sure everyone knows what Wife Swap
31:31
Speaker 1: is but just in case someone hasn't seen it Wife
31:34
Speaker 1: Swap is a show where two very different families swap
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Speaker 1: wives for two weeks. A lot of the time these
31:40
Speaker 1: reality shows exaggerate or even fictionalize elements so I'm not
31:44
Speaker 1: sure exactly how accurate the portrayal of the Stockdale family
31:47
Speaker 1: was but in the show they come across as an
31:49
Speaker 1: extremely strict, devoutly religious family that kept their children on
31:53
Speaker 1: a very tight leash. Nine years after this recording he
31:56
Speaker 1: would take a shotgun and murder his mother, Catherine and
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Speaker 1: his younger brother James. This mugshot was taken a year
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Speaker 1: after the slaying. His face looks a bit distorted because
32:07
Speaker 1: he also turned the gun on himself but somehow survived
32:10
Speaker 1: the shotgun blast to the face. He had to have
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Speaker 1: extensive facial reconstruction and brain surgery before he could face trial.
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Speaker 1: Jacob doesn't really feature much in the show himself. I've
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Speaker 1: never been on date. There's better ways to find out
32:27
Speaker 1: about girls than dating. He is there in most of
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Speaker 1: the family scenes but mostly in the background. His older
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Speaker 1: brothers and father seem to do most of the talking.
32:38
Speaker 1: One thing I noticed though is he was 15 when
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Speaker 1: his episode was made but he looks a lot younger.
32:44
Speaker 1: This could be a strong indicator that his sheltered upbringing
32:46
Speaker 1: wasn't just dramatized for the show. The boy's life seems
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Speaker 1: to mostly consist of doing farm work and household chores
32:53
Speaker 1: in return for tokens which they can cash in for
32:56
Speaker 1: certain privileges like listening to the radio. They aren't allowed
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Speaker 1: girlfriends and they spend their weekends performing in a family
33:03
Speaker 1: blood rest group. Ironically the father talks a lot about
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Speaker 1: how they moved from the city for the country life
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Speaker 1: to get away from guns and violence. We used to
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Speaker 1: live in a city there was shooting down a killer
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Speaker 1: that were out here in the family we adjusted to.
33:18
Speaker 1: The day we moved we heard gunshots in our neighborhood
33:20
Speaker 1: and I knew it made the right decisions. The mother
33:24
Speaker 1: comes across as completely unwilling to change. By the end
33:28
Speaker 1: of the show she seems to have learned nothing from
33:30
Speaker 1: a time with the other family and goes right back
33:32
Speaker 1: to putting the kids under the exact same strict routine.
33:36
Speaker 1: Whether or not he had any particular animosity towards his
33:39
Speaker 1: mother and younger brother is unknown. The other family members
33:43
Speaker 1: weren't home at the time so maybe he would have
33:45
Speaker 1: killed them too. He pleaded not guilty by way of
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Speaker 1: insanity and he seems to have escaped the death penalty
33:52
Speaker 1: because of it. It is creepy to watch this episode
33:55
Speaker 1: now when you know the tragic events that followed it.
33:59
Speaker 1: It's easy to see how a regime like this could
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Speaker 1: mess with the kid's head. It serves as a warning
34:04
Speaker 1: to overly strict parents everywhere. I've set up a subscribed
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