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THE REAL AMERICAN HORROR STORY · Cosmic Peach

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Speaker 2: Hello and welcome back to the show. We are continuing
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Speaker 2: the 2026 Route 666 Halloween Extravaganza with a topic that's
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Speaker 2: near and dear to my heart, actually, and it's long overdue.
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Speaker 2: I actually, I don't know why I haven't thought to
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Speaker 2: cover this before now and it really now is the
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Speaker 2: time to do it because the new american horror story
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Speaker 2: season 13 is now dropped and i will be watching
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Speaker 2: that i'm a single mom and i'm moving got a
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Speaker 2: million things going on so i haven't really had the
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Speaker 2: time but i will be checking it out baby daddy
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Speaker 2: actually put me up to this one he said somebody
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Speaker 2: needs to cover that asshole ryan murphy and uh say less,
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Speaker 2: because yes, somebody needs to cover this asshole, and I'm
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Speaker 2: honored to be the one to do it. I haven't
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Speaker 2: seen any conspiracy theory podcasters taking this beast on. Hopefully
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Speaker 2: I can get everything accomplished today, but if I don't,
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Speaker 2: there may be a part two on the Brian Murphy story.
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Speaker 2: So let me Not be a jerk off here. Some
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Speaker 2: of you may not even know who Ryan Murphy is. Well,
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Speaker 2: he is responsible for some of the greatest television shows
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Speaker 2: that have ever existed in modern time. Glee, American Horror Story,
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Speaker 2: The Shards recently, and let's not forget all the monster series.
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Speaker 2: The Dahmer monster, the Menendez monster. Ed Gein Monster, and
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Speaker 2: most recently, the Lizzie Borden Monster. All available on Netflix.
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Speaker 2: And we have talked about these shows. We've talked about
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Speaker 2: American Horror Story. But we haven't talked about the man,
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Speaker 2: the myth, the mystery, and the legend, really, Ryan Murphy.
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Speaker 2: Before we go balls deep into today's topic, again, thanks
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Speaker 2: if you're new, welcome. And if you're a long-time listener,
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Speaker 2: welcome back. Today we'll be discussing all, and I mean all,
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Speaker 2: of the secrets within Ryan Murphy's work and the man himself.
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Speaker 2: So if you're ready, I'm ready. Let us begin. I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna do a little share... screen here. Okay, let's see here.
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Speaker 2: We got Ryan Murphy. You know, I had never really
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Speaker 2: looked him up before. He doesn't look like I thought
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Speaker 2: he would. He's 60 years old. He was born November 9th, 1965.
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Speaker 2: And we're going to go to the Wicca Chitia and
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Speaker 2: just read what they have available here. So it says,
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Speaker 2: Ryan Patrick Murphy, born November 9th, 1965, is an American writer, director,
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Speaker 2: and producer working mainly in television. He has often been
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Speaker 2: described as the most powerful man in modern television. Wonder
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Speaker 2: how he got that title. And signed the largest developmental
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Speaker 2: deal in television history with Netflix. Murphy is noted for
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Speaker 2: having created a shift in inclusive storytelling that brought marginalized
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Speaker 2: characters to the masses. His accolades include six Primetime Emmy Awards,
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Speaker 2: two British Academy Film Awards, a Tony Award, four Producers
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Speaker 2: Guild of America Awards, and two Golden Globe Awards. including
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Speaker 2: the honorary Carol Burnett Award. He has created and produced
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Speaker 2: a number of television series, including Nip, Tuck, Glee, American
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Speaker 2: Horror Story, American Crime Story, I don't even know what
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Speaker 2: this is, Posse, 9-1-1, 9-1-1 Lone Star, Ratchet. Oh, that
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Speaker 2: was horrible. I didn't like that at all. That's another Netflix.
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Speaker 2: American Horror Stories. Monster. Which we just talked about. The Watcher. Hmm.
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Speaker 2: Not sure what that is. American Sports Story. 9-1-1 Nashville.
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Speaker 2: Love Story. The Shards. This is the newest shit. And da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Eat, Pray, Love.
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Speaker 2: Something else. Now. It says Murphy was born on November 9th,
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Speaker 2: 1965 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Probably friends with Herb Baumeister. He
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Speaker 2: was also gay and really fucked up and weird. But
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Speaker 2: we won't get into that. He was raised in a
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Speaker 2: Catholic family. Ancestry includes Irish and Danish. Attended Catholic school.
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Speaker 2: I bet that's why he's gay. graduated from Warren Central
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Speaker 2: High School, described his mother, J. Andy Murphy, as a
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Speaker 2: beauty queen who left it all to stay at home
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Speaker 2: and take care of her two wild sons. Interesting little
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Speaker 2: Patsy Ramsey thing going on. A beauty queen who left
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Speaker 2: it all to take care of her sons. She wrote
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Speaker 2: five books and worked in communications for over 20 years
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Speaker 2: before retiring. Father worked in the newspaper industry as a
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Speaker 2: circulation director before he retired after 30 years. I'm not
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Speaker 2: going to lie, just with the amount of stuff we've
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Speaker 2: covered recently, the mom sounds like a Patsy Ramsey and
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Speaker 2: the dad sounds like he could have been wrapped up
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Speaker 2: in some weird stuff like all the other newspaper industry stuff.
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Speaker 2: executives and such that we discovered in the Johnny Gosch episode.
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Speaker 2: They were involved in the Franklin scandal. Um, you know, these,
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Speaker 2: these newspaper assholes I'm learning, um, can be quite the shitheads,
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Speaker 2: but in all this Catholic school, Catholic school stuff, that's
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Speaker 2: probably why he's gay. Now look at this. After coming
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Speaker 2: out as gay at age 15, Murphy saw his first therapist,
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Speaker 2: who found nothing wrong with him other than being too
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Speaker 2: precocious for his own good. I'm telling ya, that's probably
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Speaker 2: by design. But, uh, let's see here. Uh, singing choirs,
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Speaker 2: I'm sure he did. Murphy started as a journalist working
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Speaker 2: for The Miami Herald, Los Angeles Times, New York Daily News,
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Speaker 2: Knoxville News Sentinel, and Entertainment Weekly. So, look at this,
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Speaker 2: right off the cuff. He was working for all these
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Speaker 2: newspapers and shit. Maybe that's where he got introduced to
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Speaker 2: the ring. Now, it says he began script writing in
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Speaker 2: the late 1990s when Steven Spielberg... purchased his script, Why
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Speaker 2: Can't I Be Audrey Hepburn? So Steven Spielberg, he met
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Speaker 2: Steven Spielberg while he was working at this, working at
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Speaker 2: Los Angeles Times, New York Daily News, Miami Herald, Entertainment Weekly.
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Speaker 2: I've never heard of the Knoxville News Sentinel, but so
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Speaker 2: this is where he got involved with the ring. If
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Speaker 2: you're gonna ask my humble a pension, because his dad, okay,
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Speaker 2: let's start off Catholic school, then he says he's gay,
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Speaker 2: his dad's working, he's like some big wig at a
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Speaker 2: newspaper place, and then his mom's this former beauty queen,
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Speaker 2: like Patsy Ramsey, and then he gets involved in the
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Speaker 2: news circuitry, and probably Daddy Deer got him a job
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Speaker 2: doing this, and he meets Steven Spielberg, who purchases his script,
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Speaker 2: Next thing you know, bada bing, bada boom, da da
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Speaker 2: da da da. We have Glee, shortly followed by American
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Speaker 2: Horror Story. Now, here's where things start to get a
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Speaker 2: little interesting, people. Let me stop this share. So how
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Speaker 2: do you go from working at Entertainment Weekly or whatever
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Speaker 2: it's called to writing a script for Steven Spielberg and
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Speaker 2: then creating some of the most legendary TV shows of
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Speaker 2: all time without blooding in? How do you get to
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Speaker 2: be the most powerful man in TV? He's like a quadrillionaire.
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Speaker 2: How do you get to this? How do you, how
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Speaker 2: do you get to this level without blooding in? And
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Speaker 2: the things he has included in his work over the
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Speaker 2: years lends me to believe not only has he read
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Speaker 2: Program to Kill, He knows insider fucking secrets. Some of
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Speaker 2: the stuff he's included in his work. But this gay
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Speaker 2: kid who got piddled and pondered by the Catholic priest,
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Speaker 2: I'm sure. That's not documented. That's just my opinion. This
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Speaker 2: gay kid who got piddled and pondered by the Catholic
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Speaker 2: priest and daddy got him a job working at Entertainment
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Speaker 2: Weekly writes a script for Steven Spielberg. and later goes
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Speaker 2: on to create Glee and very shortly after American Horror Story. Now,
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Speaker 2: what's interesting to me is the total divergence from making
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Speaker 2: something like Glee cut to making something like American Horror Story.
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Speaker 2: They're not even close. Not only are they not close,
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Speaker 2: The leap to American Horror Story was so drastic and
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Speaker 2: so bizarre to me for somebody, for a gay guy
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Speaker 2: who's making shit like Glee. You have to wonder if
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Speaker 2: he blooded in with Glee, and they said, alright, now
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Speaker 2: we got you right where we want you, and we're
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Speaker 2: gonna start letting your demons come out a little bit.
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Speaker 2: I mean, look what he was, look what he's working
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Speaker 2: on right now with all these monsters. shows but let's
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Speaker 2: not get into the monster shows right now we gotta
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Speaker 2: start at the beginning we're gonna do this shit in
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Speaker 2: order so glee right there's this whole curse quote-unquote around
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Speaker 2: glee and it pisses people off because they say oh
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Speaker 2: if you say that glee is cursed You know, it
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Speaker 2: cheapens the deaths of these people and it makes it
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Speaker 2: just like it's sensationalized or whatever. But, hello, it is
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Speaker 2: a curse. And the curse is Ryan Murphy, asshole. okay, um,
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Speaker 2: anybody who has anything to do with this guy is
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Speaker 2: bizarre or dead, like Evan Peters, so the Glee curse,
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Speaker 2: what is it? It's as simple as it sounds, people,
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Speaker 2: because guess the number of people who died connected to Glee?
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Speaker 2: I'll let you stew on it for a second. Guess
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Speaker 2: how many people connected to Glee have met their early demise?
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Speaker 2: Just take a moment and Put your guesses in. If
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Speaker 2: you guessed eight, you'd be correct.
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Speaker 1: Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.
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Speaker 2: So, eight people specifically involved with the show have died
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Speaker 2: horribly or mysteriously. Three cast members and five crew members.
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Speaker 2: So let's break it down. Some have pushed the narrative
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Speaker 2: that there was a curse on Glee and it's just
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Speaker 2: this paranormal, supernatural thing that happened to all these people.
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Speaker 2: And boohoo, it's so sad. I'm telling you right now
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Speaker 2: what the curse is. The curse is Ryan Murphy ass. Okay,
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Speaker 2: let's be real. Now, I didn't watch Glee. I wouldn't
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Speaker 2: subject myself to, and now some of you might be
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Speaker 2: Glee fans out there and don't take this personally. I
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Speaker 2: wouldn't subject myself to something as low as watching Glee. I,
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Speaker 2: since a child, really wouldn't watch anything unless it was paranormal, supernatural, ghosts,
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Speaker 2: or scary, or spooky, or like a true crime thing.
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Speaker 2: I used to watch Forensic Files with my mom at
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Speaker 2: like eight years old. So I never, and I mean never,
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Speaker 2: have ever gotten into like Just regular stuff like Glee.
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Speaker 2: American Horror Story, I would flip backwards, okay, when American
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Speaker 2: Horror Story came on. But Glee, fuck no. But you
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Speaker 2: guys might be fans. I don't even know who these
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Speaker 2: people are in this article. I'm just giving you the
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Speaker 2: information here. So, apparently there was someone named Monteith. Okay, Dyed.
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Speaker 2: of an accidental quote-unquote heroin overdose in between the filming
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Speaker 2: of Glee's fourth and fifth seasons. You ever notice how
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Speaker 2: many times people accidentally overdose in these stories? Go back
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Speaker 2: to the Laurel Canyon, people. It's redonkulous. So that was Monteith.
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Speaker 2: I don't know who that person is, but later in 2015...
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Speaker 2: Saling Salling was arrested for possession of child pornography.
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Speaker 3: Oh boy.
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Speaker 2: Oh my God. He had a real life pedophile on
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Speaker 2: the set. So he was arrested for possession of child pornography.
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Speaker 2: And two years later, he pleaded guilty, but he died
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Speaker 2: of a suicide in January, 2018, just two months before
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Speaker 2: his sentencing. Maybe he was gonna let the cat out
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Speaker 2: of the bag. I'm not convinced that he killed himself.
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Speaker 2: I'm not convinced the first guy killed himself. Now, uh,
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Speaker 2: Riviera Rivera died by accidental drowning after saving her son
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Speaker 2: while swimming in a lake near their home in California
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Speaker 2: in 2020. Now, those are the, uh, cast members' deaths,
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Speaker 2: but there was also deaths among the crew. Two members
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Speaker 2: of the crew died of a heart attack. Jim Fuller,
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Speaker 2: an assistant director, and a man named Paul, who was
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Speaker 2: in charge of props. And then there were two more
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Speaker 2: deaths by suicide, quote-unquote. Nancy Motes, a production assistant, and
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Speaker 2: then What they say is an unnamed rigger. So, he
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Speaker 2: don't even get the dignity of being named in the
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Speaker 2: damn curse thing. But, apparently more suicides, quote unquote. And
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Speaker 2: the main stand-in for Matthew Morrison was a guy named
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Speaker 2: Mark Watson. And he died in a car crash. So,
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Speaker 2: there's our eight.
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Speaker 2: Very odd, very probably not suicides, and, um, accidental heroin overdose, uh,
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Speaker 2: real-life pedophile on the set who, right before he was sentenced,
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Speaker 2: killed himself. See, now, when he wrote the script for
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Speaker 2: Steven Spielberg, he probably got involved in this group, in
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Speaker 2: this network, clearly, obviously, had some of them as cast
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Speaker 2: members on Glee, and Then they came to him, and
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Speaker 2: they said, Ryan Murphy, would you like to pay the
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Speaker 2: fiddler's fee? Would you like to take a walk down
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Speaker 2: the old winding staircase? Fame, fortune, all, any and everything
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Speaker 2: you could ever want is yours, except for personality and
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Speaker 2: good looks, because... God knows those things can't be bought.
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Speaker 2: Maybe even good looks, all right? You can get your
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Speaker 2: face done. It doesn't look like he's gotten his face done, though,
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Speaker 2: because not very attractive. But anyways, he blooded in, people.
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Speaker 2: He blooded in with eight victims, if you ask me.
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Speaker 2: And very shortly after all this glee nonsense and motherfuckers
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Speaker 2: dropping dead like flies all around him, eight. people specifically.
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Speaker 2: He goes on to make one of the most disturbing
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Speaker 2: TV shows in human fucking history, and I will stand
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Speaker 2: by that. I've seen some real fucked up shit in
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Speaker 2: my time. I mean real fucked up shit in my time.
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Speaker 2: Stuff that'll make you nauseous. Stuff that'll make you want
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Speaker 2: to go take care of your lunch in the toilet
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Speaker 2: after you watch it. And American Horror Story is worse
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Speaker 2: than all of them. And I'm not saying every season
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Speaker 2: is like that, but there are enough seasons that I'm
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Speaker 2: just going to say all encompassed. it's extremely it's the
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Speaker 2: most depraved you would have had to have sold your
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Speaker 2: soul to the devil to create something like this and
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Speaker 2: then to go on to make that Dahmer I know
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Speaker 2: people who couldn't even make it through the Dahmer It
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Speaker 2: was so horrific, and I'm sure he was indulging in
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Speaker 2: every moment of it. I want to talk about the
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Speaker 2: monster shows, and we will, but let's talk now about
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Speaker 2: American Horror Story, because he goes from Glee, eight people dead,
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Speaker 2: probably most of them not suicides, eight people dead or
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Speaker 2: died mysteriously, cut to he starts making American Horror Story. Now,
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Speaker 2: here's the thing, and I got a little countdown here
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Speaker 2: for us. before we get into Monster. The things that
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Speaker 2: he included in the various seasons of American Horror Story
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Speaker 2: reek of this man either knowing way the fuck more
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Speaker 2: than just a normal average human being should know, or
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Speaker 2: he's red programmed to kill. That's the only, that is
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Speaker 2: literally the only thing that It could be because he
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Speaker 2: either knows insider secrets, which I'm not going to put
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Speaker 2: it past him, okay? The most powerful men in TV,
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Speaker 2: the quadrillionaire, Brian Murphy. He probably is one of these
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Speaker 2: bigwigs in these cults, but he's got insider knowledge. Or
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Speaker 2: he is just, and this is very unlikely, but he's
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Speaker 2: just the normal dude who read Program to Kill and
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Speaker 2: got inspired by it. and decided to put little drip
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Speaker 2: drops of real life shit in almost every single season
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Speaker 2: of American Horror Story. I would say he probably just
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Speaker 2: has insider information, but let's talk about some of the
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Speaker 2: different stuff he included in the various seasons of American
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Speaker 2: Horror Story, in no particular order. Just, I put them
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Speaker 2: down as I found them. Season three, my favorite season
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Speaker 2: of all time, Coven, he introduces us to a character. So,
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Speaker 2: the third season of American Horror Story takes place in
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Speaker 2: the lively city of New Orleans, Louisiana, which I did
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Speaker 2: a whole entire episode just about New Orleans, Louisiana, and
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Speaker 2: it deserves its own episode. It's highly, highly fucked up,
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Speaker 2: a lot of satanic activity, but of course, he chooses
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Speaker 2: New Orleans for the Coven season, and though the main
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Speaker 2: story is set in 2013, in this particular season, it, there's, like,
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Speaker 2: a time flashback, and it goes back to, to, like,
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Speaker 2: the 1920s or something like that, and, um, he incorporates
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Speaker 2: this character called the Axeman of New Orleans. This notorious
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Speaker 2: Axeman was an actual real life fucking serial killer. Never
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Speaker 2: had heard about this before. Totally real. Ryan Murphy knew
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Speaker 2: about it before anybody else did, apparently. And he incorporated
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Speaker 2: it into Coven. And You know, I assume the only
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Speaker 2: people who saw the identity of the Axeman were the
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Speaker 2: ones who were killed because, um, no, no one ever
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Speaker 2: was able to identify him. The only people who did
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Speaker 2: survive horrible attacks just said it was a large looming figure,
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Speaker 2: looked like a shadow person in their room. Next thing
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Speaker 2: you know, they get axed up and that's all they remember.
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Speaker 2: He became like this boogeyman. And from May 1918 to
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Speaker 2: October 1919, the Axeman killed six people and wounded another
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Speaker 2: six people. On March 13th, 1919, a letter he supposedly
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Speaker 2: sent appeared in the newspaper detailing his plan for the
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Speaker 2: night of March 19th. And in the letter he wrote
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Speaker 2: that got put in the newspaper, he was demanding that
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Speaker 2: everyone in the New Orleans area played jazz music. And
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Speaker 2: if they didn't, they would get the ax.
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Speaker 4: His prose could use refinement, but we get the point.
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Speaker 4: If we don't play jazz music Tuesday night, we're inviting
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Speaker 4: an attack.
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Speaker 2: It could not be more clear, sister.
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Speaker 4: The real question is, what are.
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Speaker 3: We to do?
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Speaker 2: He was partial to the Axe, but he wasn't prejudiced,
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Speaker 2: because he also used razor blades and all type of
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Speaker 2: shit to just slash and dash people. And there are
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Speaker 2: plenty of theories as to who this mysterious Axeman could
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Speaker 2: have been, but ultimately, like I said, he was never identified.
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Speaker 2: And it makes you wonder, in the 1920s, this guy
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Speaker 2: in New Orleans just slashing people's cock and ball set off,
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Speaker 2: and blooding him and just hacking him up with axes.
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Speaker 2: And I really had never heard anybody talking about this.
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Speaker 2: I thought that was some shit he made up for
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Speaker 2: the show. Hello, it happens to be real. Based on
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Speaker 2: a real motherfucker.
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Speaker 3: They have never caught me and they never will. They
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Speaker 3: have never seen me. For I am invisible. Even as
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Speaker 3: the ether which surrounds your earth.
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Speaker 2: But that's not the only one. So Again, these are
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Speaker 2: in no particular order, but there is a season of
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Speaker 2: American Horror Story. It's weird. It's like a split season
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Speaker 2: and they call it a dual season or something like that.
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Speaker 2: And in the first part of the season, it's about
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Speaker 2: this family. I think the guy's name was Harry Gardner
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Speaker 2: or something like that. And he takes his family, moves
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Speaker 2: them to Provincetown, Massachusetts from New York City and he's
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Speaker 2: supposed to be working on this book and getting inspiration
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Speaker 2: and yadadadada. This is a really weird and very telling,
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Speaker 2: very telling season. If you haven't seen it and you
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Speaker 2: want some good conspiracy candy from Ryan Murphy, you can
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Speaker 2: go back and watch this season. I think it's called
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Speaker 2: Cape Town or something like that. But so He's supposed
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Speaker 2: to be writing this book or whatever, and he moved
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Speaker 2: to Provincetown for inspiration, and he's offered by a local
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Speaker 2: person a cure for his writer's block. But the catch
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Speaker 2: is that once you take this cure, which are these
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Speaker 2: little black pills, you all of a sudden develop a
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Speaker 2: horrendous taste for human blood.
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Speaker 4: Scientifically, the drug severely depletes the four major minerals in
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Speaker 4: our blood. See, Harry, you can't survive on the pill
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Speaker 4: without replacing those minerals in heroic doses.
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Speaker 3: And cartons of cow meat ain't gonna cut it, champ.
27:15
Speaker 2: And, um, some people speculate that this series is about
27:20
Speaker 2: a serial killer named Tony Costa, which was also, he
27:24
Speaker 2: was dubbed the Cape Cod Vampire. And he murdered eight
27:29
Speaker 2: women in 1969, all during the Program to Kill years.
27:34
Speaker 2: And he would leave teeth marks on their bodies. And
27:39
Speaker 2: when he was questioned, he would say it was because
27:41
Speaker 2: he was on drugs. And that's why he freaked out
27:46
Speaker 2: and murdered all these women. He was just high on drugs.
27:49
Speaker 2: And so they, a lot of people speculate that this, Oh,
27:53
Speaker 2: if you take the, these pills in the show, then
27:58
Speaker 2: it's a cure all. And it makes you like the
28:00
Speaker 2: most amazing human being who's ever lived, but you also
28:04
Speaker 2: are starved for human blood and you got to drink
28:07
Speaker 2: human blood the rest of your life now that's all
28:09
Speaker 2: good and fine and this cape cod vampire slayer whatever
28:14
Speaker 2: they named him this serial killer i think people want
28:19
Speaker 2: to connect those dots because they don't understand conspiracy if
28:24
Speaker 2: they were up to speed like you and i if
28:27
Speaker 2: they knew all the ins and outs of hollywood they
28:31
Speaker 2: would realize that that series is not about some fucked
28:34
Speaker 2: up guy named Tony Costa, the Cape Cod vampire cunt killer. No,
28:42
Speaker 2: it's not about that at all. It's about, because once you,
28:46
Speaker 2: in the show, once you've taken these pills, you become
28:49
Speaker 2: rich and famous and insanely talented and you get everything
28:54
Speaker 2: you've ever wanted. You just explode with talent and all
28:57
Speaker 2: these things. But The downside of taking the pills is
29:02
Speaker 2: it depletes you of iron or something like that. And
29:06
Speaker 2: the only way you can survive after that is by
29:09
Speaker 2: sucking people dry. All right. What does that sound like
29:13
Speaker 2: to you? To me, it doesn't sound like it's based
29:17
Speaker 2: on some anomalous serial killer. Which I'm sure that serial
29:23
Speaker 2: killer was programmed to kill. They mostly all are working
29:26
Speaker 2: in some satanic cult. It sounds like the ins and
29:29
Speaker 2: outs of basic Hollywood shit. You get everything you ever wanted.
29:34
Speaker 2: You're the most popular. It's like the Ryan Murphy story.
29:40
Speaker 2: basically he's telling his own story in the Cape Cod
29:43
Speaker 2: season he took the pill the black pill black pill
29:48
Speaker 2: people they're black pills he took the black pill and
29:52
Speaker 2: he's gotten everything he's talented and he writes and this
29:56
Speaker 2: and that but oopsie now he's gotta drink baby blood
30:01
Speaker 2: Sound familiar? But that's not all. He's included this next
30:07
Speaker 2: guy twice in his work. In both times, it's been
30:12
Speaker 2: for absolutely no reason. Nobody asked for it. It's all
30:15
Speaker 2: his doing. By design, baby. So, the second episode of
30:23
Speaker 2: the first season of American Horror Story, the very first season,
30:27
Speaker 2: the inaugural season, Murder House.
30:32
Speaker 2: There's this Manson family-esque trio of people that shows up
30:39
Speaker 2: to the murder house and they want, they're planning to
30:42
Speaker 2: kill the whole family inside and they want to recreate
30:45
Speaker 2: this crime that happened at the house a long time
30:50
Speaker 2: ago in like 1968. And there's like a flashback scene. Basically,
30:57
Speaker 2: they want to break into the house and kill the
30:59
Speaker 2: family that's in there to recreate a murder that went
31:02
Speaker 2: down in the 60s there, where a man used, like,
31:06
Speaker 2: some kind of a ruse. I busted my head open,
31:09
Speaker 2: I'm bleeding, and I need some help. And these girls
31:13
Speaker 2: welcomed him into the house, and then he slaughtered both
31:16
Speaker 2: of them, made them wear, like, nurse's outfits, and then
31:19
Speaker 2: he stabbed them and drowned them and whatever. This is
31:22
Speaker 2: based on... The mass murder of, again, Jesus Christ, eight
31:28
Speaker 2: student nurses in Chicago of July 1966, committed by one
31:36
Speaker 2: Richard Speck. And he was also the inspiration for the
31:43
Speaker 2: name of the serial killer in Murder House, which was R. Franklin.
31:49
Speaker 2: Richard Speck. turned into R. Franklin, and he liked to
31:54
Speaker 2: murder nurses. R. Franklin was the first. Before Manson, he
31:58
Speaker 2: changed the culture.
31:59
Speaker 4: We're paying tribute to him.
32:02
Speaker 2: Um, and here's the thing. Richard Speck has, like, his
32:07
Speaker 2: own whole chapter and program to kill. The whole thing
32:11
Speaker 2: didn't make sense whatsoever that he acted alone, that he
32:15
Speaker 2: was able to kill all eight nurses... Except for one.
32:19
Speaker 2: There was one survivor and she got away. And she
32:22
Speaker 2: was the one that identified him. And she was later
32:25
Speaker 2: found out to be a crisis actress. So the whole
32:28
Speaker 2: thing doesn't make sense. There was probably multiple people working
32:32
Speaker 2: on killing all these nurses. They hired a crisis actor
32:36
Speaker 2: to pen it on Richard Speck. And so goes it.
32:40
Speaker 2: He's got his own whole chapter in Program to Kill.
32:47
Speaker 2: But this isn't the first time Ryan Murphy's jacking his
32:50
Speaker 2: dick off to the crimes of Richard Speck. Later on
32:54
Speaker 2: in the Monster series, in the Ed Guillen Monster series,
32:59
Speaker 2: he includes a whole side tangent just about Richard Speck
33:05
Speaker 2: and how Richard Speck was like obsessed with Ed Guillen
33:10
Speaker 2: and all this. None of that happened. The only thing
33:13
Speaker 2: that happened is that Richard Speck in real life is
33:17
Speaker 2: like the only person in history to be able to
33:20
Speaker 2: undergo a breast augmentation while in prison. He literally got
33:27
Speaker 2: fake titties put on while he was in prison, people.
33:31
Speaker 2: Paid for by the government, I'm sure. And he's mentioned
33:35
Speaker 2: in not one, but two of Ryan Murphy's shows. Again, people.
33:42
Speaker 1: Again.
33:44
Speaker 2: Just again. Flying too close to the sun there, Ryan Murphy.
33:49
Speaker 2: I hope his ass gets revealed for something soon.
33:53
Speaker 3: I hope.
33:54
Speaker 2: Because I'm on record. Something ain't adding up here with
33:58
Speaker 2: how much he knows. He's gonna come out on one
34:01
Speaker 2: of the lists. I bet you he's gonna come out
34:04
Speaker 2: on one of the lists. He been to Zorro Ranch.
34:08
Speaker 2: He be doing. He be knowing. But anyways. If we
34:11
Speaker 2: take a look at the second season, Asylum... he's got
34:15
Speaker 2: that Joseph Mengele character that does experiments on people and
34:21
Speaker 2: he somehow connected it to like fallen angels and, uh,
34:27
Speaker 2: like alien activity and that Joseph Mengele and all this stuff.
34:32
Speaker 2: Of course it could also have, I think this character
34:35
Speaker 2: could have also been inspired by Carl and the Corpse.
34:40
Speaker 2: You remember, they look identical, the character from the show
34:43
Speaker 2: and Carl and the Corpse, they look like they could
34:46
Speaker 2: be the same person. But also in season two, he
34:54
Speaker 2: does this whole reenactment of a Geraldo Rivera report where
35:00
Speaker 2: he went to this place in New York called Willowbrook,
35:04
Speaker 2: and he exposed how they were strapping these retarded kids
35:08
Speaker 2: to chairs and spoon-feeding them big, huge mouthfuls of stuff,
35:11
Speaker 2: and they were sitting in shit and piss, and they
35:14
Speaker 2: all had diseases, and it stunk, and he was, it
35:19
Speaker 2: was just the most disgusting, brave thing Geraldo Rivera had
35:22
Speaker 2: ever seen. And Ryan Murphy reenacted that news coverage in
35:29
Speaker 2: the asylum season, but what you don't know is that
35:36
Speaker 2: at this Willowbrook place in New York, they were doing
35:40
Speaker 2: unethical hepatitis experiments on these retarded kids. They were conducting illegal,
35:50
Speaker 2: let's just be real, unethical hepatitis experiments on these little
35:55
Speaker 2: retarded kids. Okay? And Geraldo Rivera did a great job
36:02
Speaker 2: trying to, you know, blast this shit, but in reality, Asylum,
36:08
Speaker 2: Ryan Murphy kind of incorporates this whole experimenting and doing
36:12
Speaker 2: all this stuff into the show. So now we've got
36:16
Speaker 2: not only, this is just from Asylum. So now we've
36:20
Speaker 2: got this medical experimentation with a German SS doctor. And
36:26
Speaker 2: it's all Mengele. And then he somehow ties in the supernatural, demons,
36:32
Speaker 2: fallen angels. and aliens all in one season. This is
36:37
Speaker 2: what I'm talking about, people. This is what I'm talking about.
36:42
Speaker 2: He knows just a little too much, and he's almost
36:46
Speaker 2: blatantly showing us in some way or another in every
36:50
Speaker 2: single season how much he knows, but It's only for
36:54
Speaker 2: those with eyes to see. And, of course, he included
36:59
Speaker 2: that Madame Lalaurie, which I did a whole episode. I
37:02
Speaker 2: included her ass in my New Orleans episode. We don't
37:06
Speaker 2: have to rehash the Madame Delphine Lalaurie story because I'm
37:12
Speaker 2: pretty sure everybody's familiar with her. She was torturing her slaves,
37:16
Speaker 2: gouging their eyes out, you know, doing the whole nine yards. And,
37:20
Speaker 2: of course, she becomes the character in.
37:23
Speaker 2: Season 3 Coven. But another one. Is the Black Dahlia. He.
37:32
Speaker 2: You can go back and listen to the Laurel Canyon series.
37:34
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure Laurel Canyon Part 3. Laurel Canyon Part 2.
37:38
Speaker 2: Or Part 3. I break down for you. Who the
37:42
Speaker 2: murderer of the Black Dahlia is. And again. This is
37:48
Speaker 2: coming from. Program to Kill People. Dave McGowan. already investigated
37:54
Speaker 2: the whole thing about the Hodel's and put it in
37:58
Speaker 2: strange scenes from the canyon or weird scenes inside the
38:00
Speaker 2: canyon whatever that book is called he put the whole
38:04
Speaker 2: breakdown of the Hodel family in there and how they're
38:10
Speaker 2: connected to the murdering of the Black Dahlia so the
38:13
Speaker 2: only way Ryan Murphy could know this is if he
38:17
Speaker 2: read the book not programmed to kill but Weird scenes
38:22
Speaker 2: from inside the canyon. Dave McGowan stuff. Because the way
38:27
Speaker 2: he breaks down who killed the Black Dahlia, there's no
38:32
Speaker 2: fucking way on earth he could know about this story
38:36
Speaker 2: unless he has gotten insider information or read the book.
38:42
Speaker 2: Because he includes... The Black Dahlia in Murder House. The
38:49
Speaker 2: first season. There is so much in Murder House. Oh
38:52
Speaker 2: my fucking god. But anyways. He's got the Manson family-esque
38:57
Speaker 2: thing going on. He's got 60 serial killers. He's got
39:00
Speaker 2: Richard Speck. He's got the Black Dahlia. And the Antichrist.
39:07
Speaker 2: Among other things. In one season. Season 1. Anyways. So.
39:13
Speaker 2: Black Dahlia. She gets murdered in the house, and if
39:16
Speaker 2: you get murdered in the house, you stay there, whatever.
39:18
Speaker 2: But what he says is the doctor, Dr. Montgomery, he
39:23
Speaker 2: was a world-renowned surgeon to the stars. I am quite
39:29
Speaker 2: a renowned surgeon.
39:31
Speaker 3: I'm here to help you.
39:33
Speaker 2: And he gets a hold of the Black Dahlia and
39:35
Speaker 2: he cuts her up like that and carves a smile
39:37
Speaker 2: into her face and they dispose of the pieces in
39:41
Speaker 2: the field or whatever. And Dr. Surgeon Charles Montgomery... is
39:48
Speaker 2: directly inspired by Dr. George Hodel, who was a notorious
39:55
Speaker 2: and very famous elite surgeon to the stars living in Hollywood.
40:02
Speaker 2: And his daughter was best friends with McKenzie Phillips from
40:09
Speaker 2: the Mamas and the Papas. I mean, it's all, it's
40:13
Speaker 2: all there. And I'm not going to dive into it all,
40:17
Speaker 2: but the character in American Horror Story Season 1 is
40:21
Speaker 2: based on George Hodel. The actual surgeon who murdered the
40:27
Speaker 2: Black Dahlia in a satanic ritual at his home in Hollywood.
40:32
Speaker 2: And if you want more information on that, like I said,
40:34
Speaker 2: go back to Laurel Canyon 2 or Laurel Canyon 3.
40:38
Speaker 2: It's in there. I think this is Roanoke, which is
40:41
Speaker 2: the worst season of the entire season. Whatever, canon. He
40:47
Speaker 2: includes a story that's based on two real-life serial killers.
40:53
Speaker 2: In the late 1960s, there were two nurses, aides, who
41:02
Speaker 2: killed at least ten of their patients. And these nurses
41:05
Speaker 2: were gay together, and they would kill patients... based on
41:10
Speaker 2: the first letter of their name or something like that.
41:13
Speaker 2: They were trying to spell something out. Anyways, that's in Roanoke.
41:18
Speaker 2: Basically the same story, just Ryan Murphy'd up a little bit,
41:22
Speaker 2: spiced up, and put in Roanoke. So there we go again.
41:26
Speaker 2: But something I noticed in multiple seasons is his reference
41:32
Speaker 2: back to Richard Ramirez and, you know, he includes Richard
41:38
Speaker 2: Ramirez several times. He includes Richard Speck several times. He
41:42
Speaker 2: includes Jeffrey Dahmer several times. And apparently Eileen Wuornos is
41:48
Speaker 2: in the newest, uh, Lizzie Borden monster show, which I
41:52
Speaker 2: don't even know how that's related, but she's also in
41:57
Speaker 2: the hotel season of American Horror Story. So he's mentioned
42:00
Speaker 2: her twice that we know of, but, um, He's got
42:05
Speaker 2: this real hard-on for Richard Ramirez. He goes down, down,
42:13
Speaker 2: down the program to kill Rabbit Hole in the 1984
42:17
Speaker 2: season with Camp Redwood. He goes into the Satanism. He
42:21
Speaker 2: goes into Satan worshipping. He goes into all of it
42:26
Speaker 2: with Richard Ramirez. And he goes as far as giving...
42:34
Speaker 2: Richard Ramirez supernatural powers and immortality because he worships the
42:41
Speaker 2: devil and he's doing all these chants and incantations and
42:45
Speaker 2: shit and basically makes him like Superman. And that's, he's
42:49
Speaker 2: mentioned Richard Ramirez several times throughout the show, but in
42:54
Speaker 2: the 1984 season, it's like, he's the star of the
42:58
Speaker 2: show and you're like rooting for him. You're like, whoopee.
43:00
Speaker 2: It's like this immortal supernatural power. Uh, you know, it's
43:07
Speaker 2: fucked up. Richard Ramirez. And we know he was programmed
43:10
Speaker 2: to kill. But, so, Season Hotel, which would be Season 5,
43:14
Speaker 2: he also incorporates... He incorporates several of the fucked things.
43:18
Speaker 2: He incorporates H.H. Holmes. In Season 5, Evan Peters plays H.H. Holmes. Um,
43:27
Speaker 2: renames the character James Patrick March.
43:33
Speaker 4: Uh.
43:33
Speaker 2: who was in the show was like the rich businessman
43:37
Speaker 2: who built the Hotel Cortez where, you know, he would
43:43
Speaker 2: murder people in the hotel. And this was all based
43:47
Speaker 2: on the real serial killer, H.H. Holmes, who is often
43:51
Speaker 2: referred to as America's first known serial killer. And he
43:57
Speaker 2: murdered hundreds and hundreds of people. I should really do
43:59
Speaker 2: a deep dive on that asshole. Because we could really
44:02
Speaker 2: unpack some seriously sinister shit with him. Hundreds and hundreds
44:07
Speaker 2: of people built this hotel like a maze almost. And
44:10
Speaker 2: trap his victims. With trap doors and shit. And he
44:14
Speaker 2: just murdered folks. Hundreds of folks. Anyways, he's mentioned. He
44:19
Speaker 2: is the inspiration behind the character Evan Peters plays in Hotel.
44:26
Speaker 2: But in that season, Hotel. There's like a serial killer scene.
44:32
Speaker 2: dinner where all the serial killers come to the Hotel
44:35
Speaker 2: Cortez and they have dinner together. Jeffrey Dahmer is one
44:38
Speaker 2: of them, Eileen Wuornos among others, I think even John
44:42
Speaker 2: Wayne Gacy and some other shitheads. And there's even a
44:45
Speaker 2: character who represents the Countess Elizabeth Bathory who would, we
44:51
Speaker 2: talked about this in another episode, would bring all these
44:55
Speaker 2: girls back to the castle and cut their titties off
44:58
Speaker 2: and their taints off and bathe in their blood and
45:00
Speaker 2: all this stuff that she's represented in Hotel. And the
45:06
Speaker 2: premise of having this serial killer dinner where all the
45:10
Speaker 2: serial killers, and then if we flash forward to this
45:15
Speaker 2: newest season of Dexter, where it's literally like a program
45:19
Speaker 2: to kill meeting and all the serial killers go to
45:22
Speaker 2: dinner with each other and they're all part of this club.
45:25
Speaker 2: How many times do we have to see in shows
45:28
Speaker 2: like this, that this shit exists before we understand that
45:32
Speaker 2: serial murder is not just random acts of violence. Anyways,
45:38
Speaker 2: also in the season hotel, he's got Lady Gaga, who
45:42
Speaker 2: is a vampire priestess who drains, who specifically goes after
45:48
Speaker 2: little children. And drinks their blood. And she's got like.
45:53
Speaker 2: Oh god. She's got kids like hooked up to IVs.
45:57
Speaker 2: And like sucking blood out of them. Or doing something.
46:01
Speaker 2: You guys. You guys. I'm pretty sure Richard Ramirez is
46:05
Speaker 2: a big star in Hotel 2. You guys. This stuff.
46:10
Speaker 2: The hotel. I only have watched it twice. And I
46:14
Speaker 2: can't stomach any more times than that. There's that whole story.
46:18
Speaker 2: the whole rape scene in the very beginning of the
46:21
Speaker 2: show it's like some demon monster with a huge strap
46:26
Speaker 2: on with the it it was like a spiral razor
46:30
Speaker 2: blade dildo just going to town on this guy i
46:34
Speaker 2: just the most depraved stuff of of your darkest imagination
46:39
Speaker 2: comes out in certain seasons of american horror story and
46:44
Speaker 2: uh where does he get this shit from So, honorable
46:48
Speaker 2: mentions in American Horror Story, of course, in Asylum, there's
46:53
Speaker 2: that girl who murdered her whole family with an axe,
46:56
Speaker 2: that would be a Lizzie Borden reference, and then he
46:58
Speaker 2: goes on to make a Lizzie Borden monster, so obviously
47:01
Speaker 2: he is infatuated with that. He's got John Wayne Gacy
47:07
Speaker 2: in Freak Show, the Twisty the Clown is inspired by
47:13
Speaker 2: John Wayne Gacy, and then in Murder House as well,
47:17
Speaker 2: along with the Manson stuff and the Black Dahlia stuff
47:20
Speaker 2: and the Richard Speck stuff and the Antichrist stuff. He's
47:26
Speaker 2: got a whole situation that plays out that was inspired
47:30
Speaker 2: by the Lindbergh baby. And I had someone who wanted
47:34
Speaker 2: to come on the show and break down the Lindbergh
47:36
Speaker 2: baby case with me, but I just, I was moving
47:39
Speaker 2: into this apartment at the time and I just had
47:41
Speaker 2: a million things going on. But that's a whole conspiracy
47:44
Speaker 2: in and of itself. and the surgeon who killed the
47:48
Speaker 2: Black Dahlia and his wife get their baby kidnapped, and
47:52
Speaker 2: it's returned to them all dismembered and shit in glass jars,
47:57
Speaker 2: and it's a horrific and grisly dismembering death for the baby,
48:04
Speaker 2: and it's inspired by the Lindbergh case. Could you fit
48:08
Speaker 2: any the fuck else into Murder House? I don't even know.
48:14
Speaker 2: I don't even know. And then in the season where
48:17
Speaker 2: it's all about cults, he's got Evan Peters played Andy Warhol,
48:24
Speaker 2: Marshall Applewhite, David Koresh, Jim Jones, and Charles Manson in
48:29
Speaker 2: that season. And the whole season, oh my God, and there's,
48:36
Speaker 2: oh my God. I can't tell you, I can't give
48:43
Speaker 2: enough examples. He's got every program to kill cult leader
48:48
Speaker 2: who's ever existed in one season, American Horror Story season cult.
48:54
Speaker 2: Marshall Applewhite, David Koresh, Jim Jones, Charles Manson, they're all there.
49:01
Speaker 2: They're all there. And the Zodiac Killer stuff. And he
49:06
Speaker 2: even mentions in that season cult that the Zodiac Killer
49:10
Speaker 2: wasn't just the Zodiac Killer, it was the Zodiac Killers. Plural.
49:15
Speaker 2: He puts that in there, too. But something I forgot about.
49:20
Speaker 2: the Hotel Cortez is that not only was it inspired
49:24
Speaker 2: by H.H. Holmes, the serial killer, but it's also derived
49:29
Speaker 2: some inspiration from the Cecil Hotel, where that girl, a
49:33
Speaker 2: little Asian girl, got in the elevator and started doing
49:38
Speaker 2: mimes and all type of hand signals and stuff and
49:42
Speaker 2: she's found in the water tank and it's like how
49:45
Speaker 2: did she even get in the water tank because the
49:48
Speaker 2: lid was closed so how do you how do you
49:52
Speaker 2: get in the water tank and then get go what
49:58
Speaker 2: they said it was like six feet back up to
50:01
Speaker 2: the top of the tank to close the lid you
50:03
Speaker 2: can't even tread water well enough You can't even bolster
50:07
Speaker 2: yourself up six feet to get the lid closed. Anyways,
50:11
Speaker 2: bitch was found dead and it's a mystery. But the
50:14
Speaker 2: Hotel Cortez is also inspired by the Cecil Hotel. But
50:22
Speaker 2: that's just the beginning because now we got to talk
50:26
Speaker 2: about the monster shows. We got the Dahmer monster. We
50:32
Speaker 2: have the Eric and Lyle Menendez story. the Ed Gein story,
50:37
Speaker 2: and now the Lizzie Borden story. I have not watched
50:40
Speaker 2: the Lizzie Borden monsters yet. I canceled my Netflix because
50:45
Speaker 2: I just have a lot going on right now and
50:47
Speaker 2: I wasn't watching it. I will watch it though. And
50:50
Speaker 2: I haven't gotten to start American Horror Story season 13 yet.
50:54
Speaker 2: But when I do watch both of these things all
50:57
Speaker 2: included as like a little current events thing on the
50:59
Speaker 2: next upcoming episodes, hopefully I can get that accomplished in October.
51:05
Speaker 2: So it can be part of the Halloween extravaganza. My
51:09
Speaker 2: problem with the new Ryan Murphy monster shows is that
51:16
Speaker 2: his complete obsession with serial killers and revealing things through
51:24
Speaker 2: American Horror Story that you'd only know unless you were
51:28
Speaker 2: involved in our line of work, you and I, Conspiracy.
51:35
Speaker 2: is that he's made us sympathetic towards the serial murderer now. Like,
51:42
Speaker 2: let's just think of how... You can tell right away
51:46
Speaker 2: when you're watching a Ryan Murphy thing. He's got this
51:50
Speaker 2: very specific style. He always chooses the best songs and
51:54
Speaker 2: shit like that. But listen, I bet he does one
51:57
Speaker 2: on Herb Baumeister since he's from Indianapolis and Herb Baumeister
52:01
Speaker 2: was gay too. Let's just say you heard it here
52:05
Speaker 2: first on Cosmic Beach Podcast. I bet he knew about
52:08
Speaker 2: Herb Baumeister. Because he was gay. Herb was gay. He's
52:13
Speaker 2: from Indianapolis. He might have run into this asshole at
52:17
Speaker 2: a gay bar or something. But let's just talk for
52:19
Speaker 2: a second. Because the lighting is low. The music is moody.
52:26
Speaker 2: The stories... get you to feel sympathetic towards the murderer.
52:34
Speaker 2: And I am sympathetic towards the Menendez brothers, but he
52:38
Speaker 2: barely scratched the surface on the, the conspiratorial angle of
52:43
Speaker 2: the Menendez case. He didn't include what all that he
52:48
Speaker 2: could have. And actually he has a quote. I should
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Speaker 2: have included it somewhere, but he was basically like the
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Speaker 2: Menendez brothers saw the show and they both hated it.
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Speaker 2: And he was like, I don't really give a fuck
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Speaker 2: because that's how I wanted to portray it. And that's
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Speaker 2: what I, that's how I like it. And he somehow,
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Speaker 2: in the Menendez Brothers monster, included that side story about
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Speaker 2: the girl from Poltergeist who got murdered. Just weird. Just
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Speaker 2: fucking weird. And you always end up feeling sorry for
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Speaker 2: the motherfuckers slaughtering people. Dahmer.
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Speaker 1: Guillen.
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Speaker 2: I'm going to exclude the Menendez brothers because I do
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Speaker 2: feel sorry for them. Yes, they murdered their parents. They
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Speaker 2: fucking deserved it and they should have done worse to them. Um,
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Speaker 2: and you know, Lizzie Borden, this is what I know
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Speaker 2: about the Lizzie Borden case from my time looking into it.
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Speaker 2: And I think I've said this on the show before,
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Speaker 2: but a little recap. There's reason to believe that Lizzie
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Speaker 2: and her sister were getting sexually abused by their father.
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Speaker 2: And he was even making them do some incest stuff together.
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Speaker 2: And Lizzie just couldn't take it anymore. She was getting
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Speaker 2: raped on the daily by her dad. And she whacked
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Speaker 2: his face off. And then, of course, her stepmom got
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Speaker 2: it too. Because she knew about it and she wasn't
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Speaker 2: doing anything to help the sisters at all. Now, it's
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Speaker 2: very reminiscent. And maybe this is why he decided to
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Speaker 2: cover the Lizzie Borden story. And I don't really know.
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Speaker 2: how he's portrayed it, because I haven't watched it yet,
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Speaker 2: but the Lizzie Borden story is very, very similar to
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Speaker 2: the Eric and Lyle Menendez story, because they were getting
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Speaker 2: raped by their dad, they just couldn't take one more
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Speaker 2: ass rape, and they blew their heads off, and so
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Speaker 2: if it's all true about Lizzie Borden getting raped on
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Speaker 2: the daily by her dad, and having to do weird
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Speaker 2: incest stuff with her sister, and she just couldn't take
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Speaker 2: it anymore, she snapped, she cracked, she act, Jaxed his
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Speaker 2: face off. Now, the problem here is that in the
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Speaker 2: case of Dahmer, in the case of Guillen, whose family
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Speaker 2: had generational Satanism, all these cults that were running through
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Speaker 2: Wisconsin and the surrounding areas, we got Dahmer and Ed
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Speaker 2: Guillen probably being part of the same group, I know
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Speaker 2: Dahmer for sure was in the same group as that
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Speaker 2: Eiler serial killer and her Baumeister. But you end up
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Speaker 2: feeling sorry for these motherfuckers and people dressing up as
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Speaker 2: them for Halloween and shit. Idolizing them and, you know,
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Speaker 2: it's just disturbing what he's done here. It's gross what
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Speaker 2: he's done here. sexualizing them too, getting really good looking
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Speaker 2: guys to play. Like, look at the guys that he's
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Speaker 2: getting to play these serial killers. Extremely attractive. Evan Peters
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Speaker 2: looks like Dahmer in the show, but extremely attractive. The
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Speaker 2: guy who played Ed Gein, extremely attractive. And you almost,
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Speaker 2: you get to, this obviously doesn't apply to the men
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Speaker 2: out there, but you get to Maybe he picked just
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Speaker 2: a smoke show to play Lizzie Borden. I wouldn't put
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Speaker 2: it past him. But you get to almost feeling like
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Speaker 2: a sexualized vibe about the killers. It's like he picks
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Speaker 2: real good looking guys and he makes it sexy to
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Speaker 2: be a serial killer. It's just this, this. Let's just
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Speaker 2: recap everything so far. He clearly, obviously blooded in on
56:41
Speaker 2: the set of Glee. And he's included in his work
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Speaker 2: ever since then. Bits and bops and little tips and
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Speaker 2: tops of insider information that he should not know in
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Speaker 2: his work. And for those with eyes to see, we
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Speaker 2: can discover a lot from what he has snuck into.
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Speaker 2: American Horror Story, you know, I've watched like one or
57:10
Speaker 2: two episodes of The Shards. It's the same stuff. transgenderism,
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Speaker 2: gay stuff, it's all there, people, serial killers, conspiracy stuff, it's,
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Speaker 2: it's just, and he's a quasi-billionaire, but the most powerful
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Speaker 2: man in TV, he's called, well, you don't get there
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Speaker 2: by just being a nice gentleman, no, you fucking don't,
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Speaker 2: So let me know what you think about all this.
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Speaker 2: Comment your favorite American Horror Story season in the comments section.
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Speaker 2: And just give me your thoughts, your feelings, your opinions
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Speaker 2: on Ryan Murphy. If you think he's up to snuff
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Speaker 2: or there's more going on behind the scenes. But that's
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Speaker 2: what I got for you today, folks. This is another
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Speaker 2: episode traveling down Route 666 for the Halloween extravaganza. Thanks
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Speaker 2: for being here. I love each and every one of you.
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Speaker 2: Take care of yourselves and I will catch you on
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Speaker 2: the next one.
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Speaker 1: Thank you.