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Vampires, Sacrificial Murders & The Royal Family · Cosmic Peach

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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome back to the show. So it's been
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Speaker 1: a while since I did a solo episode. Hopefully I'll
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Speaker 1: be able to keep cranking these out and as the
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Speaker 1: longtime listeners of my show will know, I usually make
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Speaker 1: a spectacle of the month of October with my Halloween
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Speaker 1: special every year. This year is a little bit different
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Speaker 1: because I am a new mom and I have a
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Speaker 1: lot less spare time on my hands to prepare for
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Speaker 1: such a special. But I still want to be festive. Okay,
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Speaker 1: so October is my favorite month of the year, so
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Speaker 1: I have to bring a little something something to the table.
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Speaker 1: So today I thought we could spend some time looking
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Speaker 1: at some vampires, if you will, but not the kind
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Speaker 1: of vampires you may be thinking. These motherfuckers are so
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Speaker 1: depraved they make nosparatu looked like a schoolgirl, which, by
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Speaker 1: the way, have any of you watched the new nos Faratu.
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Speaker 1: Maybe I'm just white trash and I didn't pick up
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Speaker 1: on the cinematic brilliance, but I thought it sucked big time.
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Speaker 1: There was like one cool scene in the whole movie.
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Speaker 1: I slept hard as fuck through the middle of that,
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Speaker 1: so maybe I missed some shit, but it definitely put
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Speaker 1: me to sleep. And it's not just because I have
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Speaker 1: a new baby. That shit was boring. Okay, anyways, that's
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Speaker 1: besides the point. So I want to start off our
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Speaker 1: adventure today by introducing you to a little someone known
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Speaker 1: as the Vampire of Sacramento, Richard Chase, and yes, he
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Speaker 1: is a serial killer. I alluded to some stuff about
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Speaker 1: him and the Patreon exclusive episode, so if you listen
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Speaker 1: to that, I decided to dive a little deeper into
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Speaker 1: this sky. So that's who we're going to open up
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Speaker 1: with in I do have a short clip for you,
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Speaker 1: so let me play that real quick and we'll dive
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Speaker 1: into it when we get back.
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Speaker 5: The twenty third of January nineteen seventy eight, Sacramento, California,
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Speaker 5: David Wallin came home from work to find his wife
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Speaker 5: brutally murdered in their bedroom. Twenty two year old Theresa
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Speaker 5: was three months pregnant.
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Speaker 6: She was shot three times for the twenty two and eviscerated,
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Speaker 6: and some horrid things done to that poor woman. Lieutenant
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Speaker 6: Biandi said, we have a six son. I'm a bitch.
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Speaker 6: We have to catch this guy.
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Speaker 5: Even experienced police officers had never seen anything like it.
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Speaker 7: Her abden was cut up when the internal orgasm and
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Speaker 7: moved around. Found a used yogurt cup there had been
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Speaker 7: taken off to drink or blood. It's the most bizarre
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Speaker 7: thing I'd ever seen.
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Speaker 5: The blood drinking killer was twenty seven year old Richard Chase,
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Speaker 5: who would go on to be known as the Vampire
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Speaker 5: of Sacramento.
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Speaker 2: He wanted to consume the blood of his victims. This
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Speaker 2: really is something straight out of a movie or horror book.
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Speaker 8: He doesn't just want to kill people, he wants.
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Speaker 6: To consume them.
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Speaker 5: Within a month, he randomly slaughtered six people, including two children,
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Speaker 5: his youngest victim being a twenty two month old toddler
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Speaker 5: whose body he decapitated, placed in an old cardboard box,
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Speaker 5: and then dumped. He drank his victim's blood and terrorized
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Speaker 5: the city of Sacramento, making Richard Chase one of the
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Speaker 5: world's most evil killers.
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Speaker 1: So the Vampire of Sacramento A I'm gonna dive a
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Speaker 1: little bit further into his story, but I'm gonna go
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Speaker 1: ahead and give him eight out of ten yogurt blood cups.
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Speaker 3: Right off the bat.
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Speaker 1: So his story is almost identical to another serial killer
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Speaker 1: we learned about in the Patreon exclusive episode named Herb Mullen.
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Speaker 1: Richard Chase, by the age of eighteen, was receiving regular
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Speaker 1: psychiatric care. So just like in our Kispiar Asylum series,
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Speaker 1: this guy was in and out of mental institutions. Go figure,
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Speaker 1: and Richard also began claiming in the mid nineteen seventies
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Speaker 1: that he was receiving telepathic messages. He was known to
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Speaker 1: hold conversations with people nobody else could see, and just
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Speaker 1: like Herb Mullin, Chase reportedly had a healthy appetite for
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Speaker 1: hallucinogenic drugs, and his mother later claimed that his problem,
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Speaker 1: his big problem, was due to him being the victim
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Speaker 1: of LSD abuse, So take that for what it's worth.
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Speaker 1: I think the LSD played a big part in it, definitely,
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Speaker 1: with the hearing voices and shit like that. But the
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Speaker 1: several several stays in the mental institutions is probably the
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Speaker 1: main cause of his program to killishness. So he was
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Speaker 1: admitted to American River Hospital twice. In June nineteen seventy six.
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Speaker 1: Upon his release, his mother was granted a one year conservatorship.
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Speaker 1: He is the Britney Spears of the serial killer world.
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Speaker 1: So after the conservatorship, he was then transferred to Beverly Manor,
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Speaker 1: where he became known to staff and fellow inmates as Dracula. Maybe,
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Speaker 1: just maybe, and I'm assuming this Beverly Manor is a
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Speaker 1: nuthouse or something like that, but maybe he became known
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Speaker 1: as Dracula because Chase said that in his spare time
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Speaker 1: he enjoyed capturing and killing animals and then eating them
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Speaker 1: raw or blending them up like a protein shake. So
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Speaker 1: that could be one of the reasons why he was
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Speaker 1: affectionately known as Dracula. But so in September nineteen seventy
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Speaker 1: six he was released from this Beverly Manor place, and
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Speaker 1: in June or July of the following year, Richard Chase
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Speaker 1: made a very odd solo journey to Washington, d C.
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Speaker 1: For reasons unknown, probably hanging out with whoever the fuck
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Dahmer was Besti's with in Washington, d C. Serial
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Speaker 1: Killers tend to fucking just show up there and never
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Speaker 1: explain why. But so anyways, Dracula never explained to anyone
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Speaker 1: before or after the trip the reason for his abrupt
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Speaker 1: and unexpected journey to Washington, d C. But immediately after that,
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Speaker 1: on August third, nineteen seventy seven, Chase was arrested at
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Speaker 1: California's Pyramid Lake. Two loaded and blood stained rifles were
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Speaker 1: on the seat of his truck, along with Richard's blood
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Speaker 1: stained clothes and shoes. But so get this.
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Speaker 3: Also in the.
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Speaker 1: Vehicle was a large bucket of blood, in which was
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Speaker 1: floating a fresh liver, which he later claimed to be
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Speaker 1: from a cow, but that was never fucking verified, and
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Speaker 1: so Richard was naked, dripping with fresh blood, and with
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Speaker 1: dried blood caked in his hair, whiskers, and ears. He
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Speaker 1: fled from the officers upon their approach, but he was
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Speaker 1: apprehended arrested in Just like government cheese Randy Kraft, he
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Speaker 1: was charged with totally unrelated charges to the obvious murders
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Speaker 1: he had just committed. He was only charged with federal
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Speaker 1: gun law violations.
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Speaker 3: So I guess.
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Speaker 1: Never mind about the fresh blood and the fucking floating
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Speaker 1: liver in the bucket of blood in his truck, I guess.
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Speaker 1: And of course, like most of our serial killers, in
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Speaker 1: a rather unlikely turn of events, all the charges were
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Speaker 1: subsequently dropped, no questions asked about the liver or the blood,
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Speaker 1: and after his arrest, Dracula was released to continue doing
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Speaker 1: his bloody liver thing up in down the California coast.
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Speaker 1: Does that seem right to you? Of course not, because
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Speaker 1: just like with Randy Kraft and Jeffrey Dahmer and Belle
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Speaker 1: b for even, these guys just get charged with unrelated
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Speaker 1: crimes that never stick and just released right back out
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Speaker 1: into the wild. So less than five months later, chases
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Speaker 1: alleged killing spree began just after he purchased a twenty
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Speaker 1: two semi automatic handgun in early December nineteen seventy seven,
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Speaker 1: just as Herb Mullen, the other serial killer, had done
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Speaker 1: in December nineteen seventy two. So the Vampire of Sacramento
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Speaker 1: murdered six people in a one month span in late
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Speaker 1: nineteen seventy seven. In early nineteen seventy eight, he chose
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Speaker 1: his victims by checking if doors were unlocked, which he
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Speaker 1: interpreted as as an invitation quote unquote to enter. So
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Speaker 1: that also plays a part in the whole vampire thing.
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Speaker 1: You have to be invited in, and it also scared
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Speaker 1: the shit out of everyone to what keep your doors locked.
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Speaker 1: So just like with a lot of serial killers, there's
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Speaker 1: always an agenda and something to scare people and change
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Speaker 1: the narrative. So where as in the seventies you might
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Speaker 1: have just went to bed with your door unlocked or whatever,
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Speaker 1: but forget that shit, because there's not only Richard Chase
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Speaker 1: on the loose, you got Ted Bundy, you got Richard
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Speaker 1: Ramirez right around the corners. So it is to literally
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Speaker 1: instill fear into the general public that you are not safe. Right,
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Speaker 1: So I do want to go through a couple of
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Speaker 1: the victims here, just because it's absolutely mind blowing what
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Speaker 1: this guy did. So his first victim Ambrose Griffin, he
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Speaker 1: killed on December twenty ninth, nineteen seventy seven. Shot and
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Speaker 1: killed this dude in his driveway while he was unloading groceries.
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Speaker 1: Then there was Teresa Wallin broke into her home. She
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Speaker 1: was twenty two years old, she was three months pregnant.
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Speaker 1: He shot her multiple times and then mutilated her body
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Speaker 1: and consumed her blood. She was ecseguinated. So then we
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Speaker 1: have Evelyn Moroth January twenty seven, nineteen seventy eight, entered
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Speaker 1: her unlocked home. She was thirty eight years old. He
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Speaker 1: shot and killed her, mutilated her body, ec sanguinated her.
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Speaker 1: Then we have Dan Meredith also on January twenty seventh,
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Speaker 1: nineteen seventy eight, he was shot and killed. And then
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Speaker 1: we have Jason Moroth, which was the six year old
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Speaker 1: son of Evelyn Moroth, the one that he mutilated and exsanguinated.
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Speaker 1: He shot him twice in the head, six years old, literally.
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Speaker 1: And then David Faria, who was Moroth's twenty two month
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Speaker 1: old nephew that she was babysitting and the toddlers decapitated
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Speaker 1: and mutilated body was found by police a little bit
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Speaker 1: after the discovery of Evelyn, Dan and Jason, so Chase
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Speaker 1: was finally arrested. In the grisly details of his crimes
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Speaker 1: and his cannibalistic and van piric rituals came to light.
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Speaker 1: He was convicted of six counts of first degree murder
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Speaker 1: and stance to death, but on December twenty sixth nineteen
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Speaker 1: eighty Chase committed suicide quote unquote in prison by overdosing
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Speaker 1: unhoarded antidepressants. So he's definitely one of these programs to
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Speaker 1: kill guys. He was in and out of mental institutions,
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Speaker 1: he heard voices, he was experimenting with LSD, He made bizarre,
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Speaker 1: unexplained trips to Washington, DC. You know, police catch him
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Speaker 1: with a bucket of blood and livers and all this shit,
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Speaker 1: and he literally skates is released right back into the public.
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Speaker 1: And so in my opinion, he is definitely part of
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Speaker 1: one of these programs. So, I mean he would drink
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Speaker 1: the blood of his victims and practice cannibalism with their
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Speaker 1: body parts, just like Jeffrey Dahmer ed Gean. I don't
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Speaker 1: know if ed Gian was drinking blood, but he was
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Speaker 1: doing some fucking weird shit with the cannibalism in this
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Speaker 1: in this stuff, Okay, So, but the notion of a
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Speaker 1: vampiric serial killer is of course not new and certainly
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Speaker 1: didn't begin with Richard Chase or even ed Gian, although
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Speaker 1: the Vampire of Sacramento was most certainly a program to killer.
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Speaker 1: I do want to talk about the existence of vampiric
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Speaker 1: serial killers going way, way way back, and I have
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Speaker 1: a couple in mind that I thought would be interesting
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Speaker 1: to go over with you. So of course we all
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Speaker 1: know Glad the Impaler in the connection to the Royal family,
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Speaker 1: and you know, Charles is, Oh, I'm a descend into
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Speaker 1: Bloody Impala, and they're all fucking proud of that stuff.
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Speaker 1: So you know, I'm not gonna bore you with another
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Speaker 1: regurgitation of that story, because it's one we probably all know.
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Speaker 1: But I do want to talk about someone that goes
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Speaker 1: all the way back into history who is reminiscent of
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Speaker 1: Vlad the Impaler, and I've first heard of her from
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Speaker 1: watching a horror movie called Stay Alive. It's a horror
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Speaker 1: movie that hits on more than a few conspiracy points
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Speaker 1: in my opinion. It's a B movie and I only
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Speaker 1: randomly came across it one Halloween while on the hunt
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Speaker 1: for something new to watch. But the plot is pretty simple.
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Speaker 1: It's about like a cursed, possessed video game and when
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Speaker 1: you die in the game, you die in real life.
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Speaker 1: But the focus is on this woman, Elizabeth Bathery, and
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Speaker 1: the movie focuses on the story of Countess Elizabeth Bathery
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Speaker 1: and all the atrocities she carried out. I thought this
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Speaker 1: bitch was made up for the damn movie until a
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Speaker 1: couple of Google searches led me down a whole ass
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Speaker 1: rabbit hole. And not only is the bitch like the
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Speaker 1: real shit, I find out something that completely blew my
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Speaker 1: mind about this film. So here's the quote straight from
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Speaker 1: the horse's mouth.
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Speaker 3: Quote.
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Speaker 1: Stay Alive is a two thousand and six horror film
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Speaker 1: produced by Walt Disney Pictures and released under its Hollywood
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Speaker 1: Pictures label. It is considered the only slasher film ever
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Speaker 1: made by Disney. End quote. So that seems rather odd
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Speaker 1: and specific, right, Disney has only ever produced one slasher
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Speaker 1: film in the history of forever, and it's this b
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Speaker 1: ass movie that most of you have never even heard of,
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Speaker 1: and it's about a real life vampire ass fucking royal family,
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Speaker 1: fucking serial killing family member. Right, So tell me more. Well,
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Speaker 1: since Disney thought it was so important to make an
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Speaker 1: entire movie completely outside the norm for any Disney movie, ever,
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Speaker 1: there has to be something to it, right. So, Countess
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Speaker 1: Elizabeth Bathery, also known as the Blood Countess, I have
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Speaker 1: a small clip I want to play for you, and
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Speaker 1: then I'm going to jump into all the details when
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Speaker 1: we get back.
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Speaker 4: Elizabeth Bathory, known as the Blood Countess, was the worst
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Speaker 4: nobel in Hungarian history. Born into the prominent family called Bathory,
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Speaker 4: she used her power to its fullest to fulfill her
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Speaker 4: sadistic and inhuman desires. She believed that bathing in the
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Speaker 4: blood of virgins would grant her eternal youth and beauty.
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Speaker 4: She killed hundreds of girls for this. This is how
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Speaker 4: she got the title the Blood Countess. She targeted young
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Speaker 4: girls from peasant families, knowing that their disappearance would most
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Speaker 4: likely go unnoticed. She would either lure them with promises
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Speaker 4: of employment or abduct them. Once she got her hands
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Speaker 4: on such a victim, she would let her inner monster loose.
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Speaker 4: She would skewer her victims with sharp objects or use
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Speaker 4: tools to rip open their abdomens, causing excruciating pain and
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Speaker 4: eventual death. She loved slicing their lips and breasts. Fond
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Speaker 4: of biting her victims, she often tore flesh from their
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Speaker 4: bodies with her teeth. She used red hot instruments to
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Speaker 4: burn and brand her victims. She forced her victims to
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Speaker 4: consume parts of their own flesh or the flesh of others.
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Speaker 4: She would subject her victims to such extreme torture and
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Speaker 4: despair that they would choose to take their own lives
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Speaker 4: rather than endure further suffering.
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Speaker 1: All right, So, Countess Elizabeth Bathery a Hungarian noble woman
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Speaker 1: and alleged serial killer from the powerful House of Bathery
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Speaker 1: who owned land in the of Hungary now Slovakia. So
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Speaker 1: Batherery and four of her servants were accused of torturing
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Speaker 1: and killing hundreds of girls and women from fifteen ninety
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Speaker 1: to sixteen ten. Her servants were put on trial and convicted.
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Speaker 1: The servants were executed, whereas Bathery was imprisoned within her
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Speaker 1: own fucking castle until she died peacefully in her sleep
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Speaker 1: in sixteen fourteen. And I have a little bit more
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Speaker 1: on that in a minute. But so, just like with
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Speaker 1: all royal family members who get a little out of
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Speaker 1: hand and people start putting shit together, there has been
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Speaker 1: a concerted effort to try and say, on some woke
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Speaker 1: shit that all the stories of the blood Countess were
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Speaker 1: made up and that she was merely a victim of
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Speaker 1: a smear campaign because men were threatened by this powerful
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Speaker 1: noble woman and wanted to take her down. Yeah, Okay,
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Speaker 1: except how do we then account for all the dead
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Speaker 1: hacksp mutilated bitches with their titties cut off?
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Speaker 7: Right?
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Speaker 1: So, researchers like Michael Farren wrote in nineteen eighty nine
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Speaker 1: that the accusations against Batthery were supported by testimony from
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Speaker 1: more than three hundred individuals, some of whom described physical
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Speaker 1: evidence and the presence of mutilated, dead, dying, and imprisoned
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Speaker 1: girls found at the time of her arrest. So I
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Speaker 1: guess all three hundred eyewitnesses must have false memory syndrome
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Speaker 1: on some mc martin bullshit, right. Her vampiric tendencies, such
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Speaker 1: as bathing in the blood of virgins to retain her youth,
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Speaker 1: were also part of the eyewitness testimonies. Listen, she was
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Speaker 1: born into a privileged, noble family. She was endowed with
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Speaker 1: extensive wealth, education, and had promise social rank. Of course,
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Speaker 1: she's abducting bitches and cutting their titties off and bathing
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Speaker 1: in their blood. She's bored. But how'd she get caught?
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Speaker 3: Well?
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Speaker 1: Batthery is said to have tortured and killed peasant girls
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Speaker 1: for years, and their disappearances were not likely to provoke
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Speaker 1: any investigation because they're just nobody's right like prostitutes, you know.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, the abuse of lower class peasants
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Speaker 1: quote unquote by nobles was frowned upon but not actually
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Speaker 1: prohibited by law, so there wasn't anything that really could
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Speaker 1: be done about her slashing bitches titties off. However, she
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Speaker 1: eventually began killing daughters of the lesser gentry, some of
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Speaker 1: whom were sent to live with her hoping to learn
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Speaker 1: from her, and in a fit from a connection to
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Speaker 1: the high ranking countess. So she got caught because she
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Speaker 1: literally ran out of poor bitches to hack up and
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Speaker 1: started having to murder middle class bitches, and people started
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Speaker 1: noticing that shit that their girls were disappearing, So she
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Speaker 1: apparently was dumping most of the bodies in unmarked graves
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Speaker 1: in the Royal family graveyard. The rest were found in
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Speaker 1: the castle. The highest number of victims cited during the
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Speaker 1: trial of Bathery's accomplices was six hundred and fifty. This
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Speaker 1: number comes from the claim by a servant named Susannah,
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Speaker 1: who claims she had seen the figure in one of
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Speaker 1: Batherery's private log books. So, like I said earlier, all
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Speaker 1: of her servants slash accomplices were executed, but Bathery. This
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Speaker 1: bitch was merely detained in her own castle for the
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Speaker 1: remainder of her life, where she died peacefully in her
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Speaker 1: sleep in her own bed at the age of fifty four.
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Speaker 1: Supposedlye Bathertery was supposed to be locked up in a
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Speaker 1: brick room inside the castle, but upon further review and
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Speaker 1: according to documents from the visits to the castle by
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Speaker 1: many priests in July sixteen fourteen, they documented that Battery
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Speaker 1: was able to move unhindered about the castle and it
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Speaker 1: was morkan to house arrest. So this is what I'm
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Speaker 1: talking about, royal family shit. She hacked the titties off
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Speaker 1: six hundred fifty girls, kept a log book of the shit,
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Speaker 1: and she bathed in the blood of her victims in
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Speaker 1: some kind of satanic ritual to preserve her youth on
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Speaker 1: some early Adrenochrome type bullshit. And what happens to her.
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Speaker 1: She's confined to her castle and she's not allowed to
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Speaker 1: go outside. So I guess thanks to Disney for bringing
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Speaker 1: this to the forefront, seeing as how this is the
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Speaker 1: only slasher movie they decided was worth making in the
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Speaker 1: history of forever of Disney. I do recommend you check
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Speaker 1: it out. It's on Amazon Prime. And that is the
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Speaker 1: story of Elizabeth Bathery on some royal family member, hacking
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Speaker 1: up titties, vampire adrenochrome, fucking ritualistic occult shit. Uh, it's
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Speaker 1: still going on. It just looks a little bit different
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Speaker 1: right now. They have program killers like Richard Chase who
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Speaker 1: are pretty much doing the same thing that Bathery was,
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Speaker 1: but actually the next vampire. Moving on, I want to
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Speaker 1: talk about I also discovered from watching a show, and
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Speaker 1: again I thought the bitch was made up, but I
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Speaker 1: found out she's the realist shit. So moving on to
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Speaker 1: American Horror Story season three, Kevin, my absolute favorite season.
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Speaker 1: I want to talk to you about the vampire Madame
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Speaker 1: Delphine Lolleri. If you have watched the season of American
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Speaker 1: Horror Story with Madame Delphine Lolleri, you already have an
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Speaker 1: idea of who she is, and surprisingly the show got
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Speaker 1: it pretty much on the nose. So Madame Lallerie, I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna play a quick clip and then we're gonna dive
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Speaker 1: a little bit further into it.
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Speaker 8: When do we get back This mansion was home to
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Speaker 8: one of the most cruel women in American history. The
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Speaker 8: Lolori Mansion, located in New Orleans, is a historic residence
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Speaker 8: with a dark and infamous history. The mansion is often
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Speaker 8: associated with Madame Delphine Lolorie, dominant socialite in the early
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Speaker 8: nineteenth century. Madame Delphine Lurie was a socialite known for
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Speaker 8: her beauty and wealth. However, rumors about her cruelty toward
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Speaker 8: her slaves began to circulate in the community. In eighteen
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Speaker 8: thirty four, a fire broke out in the mansion. When
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Speaker 8: firefighters arrived, they discovered a horrific scene. Reportedly, slaves were
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Speaker 8: found in the attic, mutilated and subjected to severe abuse.
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Speaker 8: This discovery led to public outrage. Madame Lelori fled New
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Speaker 8: Orleans shortly after the fire, and her subsequent whereabouts remain
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Speaker 8: a mystery. What do you think about this?
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Speaker 1: So Madame La Laurie, New Orleans social lighte elite motherfucker,
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Speaker 1: the empiric serial killer who tortured and murdered enslave people
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Speaker 1: within her own household in the eighteen hundreds. In It's
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Speaker 1: Everything you can imagine, all right, they had found male
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Speaker 1: slaves stark naked, chained to the wall, eyes gouged out
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Speaker 1: fingernails pulled off. Others had been skinned and hung up
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Speaker 1: just festering. Some had big holes in their asses where
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Speaker 1: the flesh had been sliced away, ears hanging by shreds,
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Speaker 1: lips sewn together, and testines pulled out and knotted around
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Speaker 1: their waists. There were holes in skulls where a stick
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Speaker 1: had been shoved in there to stir their brains around.
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Speaker 1: You know, rich people fund time. But much like the
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Speaker 1: blood Countess, Madame Lollery also enjoyed exinguination okay, bleeding her
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Speaker 1: victims and bathing in their blood and using their blood
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Speaker 1: as some kind of land comb fucking beauty mask. There
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Speaker 1: was even some evidence with the bodies to suggest that
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Speaker 1: she was on some make shift human centipede type shit.
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Speaker 1: No kidding, sow in lips and assholes together and shit
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Speaker 1: like that. Like I said before, rich people fund time.
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Speaker 1: And of course, as some of you know, Nicholas Cage
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Speaker 1: bought Lollery's famous torture house in April two thousand and
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Speaker 1: seven for the low low sum of three point four
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Speaker 1: or five million dollars, and oddly enough, the mortgage documents
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Speaker 1: were arranged in such a way that Nicholas Cage name
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Speaker 1: did not appear on them. Didn't want people finding out
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Speaker 1: about his strange admiration for a sadistic, satanic vampire serial killer.
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Speaker 3: Maybe or maybe.
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Speaker 1: It's because Nicholas Cage is a fucking vampire, but that's
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Speaker 1: for another episode. So I mean, this is just some
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Speaker 1: rich people doing rich people. Maybe not Richard Chase. He's
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Speaker 1: just the poor man's Dracula, right with his floating liver
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Speaker 1: and his yogurt blood cups. But I mean, I think
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Speaker 1: I've used this clip before, but Tim Dillon says it
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Speaker 1: best as he's describing a royal family member recently and
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Speaker 1: local rapist. You know, this is a game to the
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Speaker 1: elite program serial killers, vampire esque mutilations, exsanguination, drinking blood,
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Speaker 1: cutting bitches, titties off. It's all part of the hunt,
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Speaker 1: the game, you know. So anyways, this has been just
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Speaker 1: a fun little vampire inspired episode here, keeping it spooky
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Speaker 1: for October, and nothing is more spooky than reality, you know,
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Speaker 1: Like I said, program killers enriched people hobbies can't get
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Speaker 1: any more terrifying than that. But I do want to
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Speaker 1: close out with that hilarious clip from Tim Dillon. But
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Speaker 1: you know, thank you all so much for listening. I
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Speaker 1: know it's been kind of erratic with the way I'm
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Speaker 1: putting out episodes, but I'm jumping back in the saddle.
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Speaker 1: There'll be more episodes to come, Happy Spooky season, and
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Speaker 1: I will catch you on the next one.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, he's a bad guy. He's a bad dude. Marius
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Speaker 3: borg Hoybee. What country is this? I just said it?
31:37
Speaker 3: What is this Norway? Yet? Norway? He's he's a bad man.
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Speaker 3: He's also accused.
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Speaker 2: Of a raping. I can't keep saying that word. They're
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Speaker 2: gonna get so mad at us. On this YouTube. Unconscious
31:51
Speaker 2: TV star Lenny Meister thirty nine at one of his
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Speaker 2: wild Scoalgum Festival parties allegedly held in the basement of
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Speaker 2: the Royal Estate. So he had these parties at the
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Speaker 2: basement of the royal estate, and he released the statement
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Speaker 2: saying he suffers from several mental disorders and a struggled
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Speaker 2: with substance abuse for a long time. Here's the way
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Speaker 2: it all works over there, and I'm gonna just tell
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Speaker 2: everybody so that there's no confusion.
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Speaker 3: They all have these castles.
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Speaker 2: And during the day they'll do like, hey, come on over,
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Speaker 2: we're doing a thing. So people go over and it
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Speaker 2: got a little Swedish meat ball or red cabbage. Red
32:36
Speaker 2: cabbage is good and you don't get it enough as
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Speaker 2: a side.
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Speaker 3: Why can't I have it? It's not with the beats.
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Speaker 3: Red cabbage is good.
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Speaker 2: So they're doing stuff like that, right, they go, hey,
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Speaker 2: come on over, We're doing a castle.
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Speaker 3: We got red cabbage.
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Speaker 2: A little noodle dish, maybe some schnitz little schnitzel.
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Speaker 3: You go over there, you have a beer. You have
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Speaker 3: a beer, a beer, and you eat and it's nice.
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Speaker 2: And then they send you home and you go hi,
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Speaker 2: ben Schweiben whatever, like some type of you know. And
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Speaker 2: I'm talking about all of them over there, Belgium, the
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Speaker 2: whole Gang, Germany, Norway, is Scandinavia, all these with the
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Speaker 2: European Royalty, Scandinavia, all this stuff, right, And then I'm
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Speaker 2: telling you, I'm this is the way it is. Then
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Speaker 2: like an old woman comes out, they like wheel her
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Speaker 2: out and she's like sitting on the like on the
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Speaker 2: the steps of the palace, and she's.
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Speaker 3: Like it is time. And then they release like h
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Speaker 3: some of the workers.
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Speaker 2: And the children are forced to strip naked and run
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Speaker 2: through the woods. And then the elite people hunt them
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Speaker 2: and when they find them, they have sex with them
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Speaker 2: and kill them. And the old woman and some of
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Speaker 2: the older people watch because they can no longer run
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Speaker 2: after the people. So sometimes somebody will be brought to
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Speaker 2: them and to have sex with her. I say, okay,
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Speaker 2: you can eat this one. We got, we caught it
34:20
Speaker 2: for you. But they're watching this whole thing, and they remember,
34:24
Speaker 2: like when we were young, we would run after the
34:27
Speaker 2: children and the you know, the help the helpers, and
34:31
Speaker 2: then we would rape uh and kill them and then
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Speaker 2: they light them on fire and everything, and they do
34:37
Speaker 2: drew with pagan rituals. So he grew up in that.
34:42
Speaker 2: Not to excuse his behavior, but like he grew up
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Speaker 2: in that system where they're like.
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Speaker 3: It's.
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Speaker 2: It's the it's the But here's the thing that those
34:52
Speaker 2: people had. They had a little discipline, they had a
34:54
Speaker 2: little discipline. He's just raping any old person he sees.
34:59
Speaker 2: That's not the game. The game is there's an organized
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Speaker 2: human hunt where we let people run through the forest
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Speaker 2: and then chase after them and kill them and eat
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Speaker 2: them and rape them. And by the way, if you
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Speaker 2: think I'm lying, google this.
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Speaker 3: It's true.
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Speaker 2: And it probably still goes on why wouldn't it And actually,
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Speaker 2: as much as I might disagree with it, I see
35:20
Speaker 2: actually a huge benefit to tradition, especially specifically the European tradition.
35:24
Speaker 2: Not to be racist, but you have people, not to
35:29
Speaker 2: be like like a crazy person, but they have human
35:33
Speaker 2: hunts on the grounds of these castles, and it's well organized,
35:37
Speaker 2: and you know, some people disappear from the town. It
35:39
Speaker 2: happens once a year, a couple of times a year.
35:41
Speaker 2: It's festival. It's like an autumnal one and it's fine.
35:44
Speaker 2: So this kid's raised in that and then he starts
35:49
Speaker 2: doing all this stuff. Is parentsca, you cannot like this?
35:51
Speaker 2: And he goes, well, what about the human hunt when
35:53
Speaker 2: I was four? You know, you guys were you know,
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Speaker 2: you're having sex with people in front of me, killing them,
35:59
Speaker 2: cannibalizing them. It's like, that's a holiday. That's what has
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Speaker 2: to be explained to these kids. It's a holiday. You know,
36:07
Speaker 2: we would as kids go, why can't we have Easter candy?
36:09
Speaker 2: That's a holiday, I believe. Yeah, you don't get it
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Speaker 2: every day. Halloween, you don't get it every day. It's
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Speaker 2: a holiday. So when European royalty hunts humans on the
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Speaker 2: grounds of their castle, rapes, tortures, burns them and eats them.
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Speaker 3: You don't.
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Speaker 2: They have to make in understood that their kids, Like, Buddy,
36:27
Speaker 2: we fought worse to do this. Okay, we're actually sacrificing
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Speaker 2: people to pagan gods. We have a relationship with the
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Speaker 2: demonic and that we're upholding some sort of packed or
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Speaker 2: agreement with And we fought years and years and years
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Speaker 2: to be able to a few days out of the
36:47
Speaker 2: year relax and do a human hunt. But these are
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Speaker 2: special moments for us. There's actually a lot of pageantry
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Speaker 2: and ceremony involved. You're just out there willy nilly, rapid
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Speaker 2: people in the dorm room. That ain't the way it works, buddy.
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Speaker 2: So he said, whoa about the human hunt? And they're like,
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Speaker 2: it's the that's a holiday. His father says, the king,
37:16
Speaker 2: that's a holiday, and that's between us. The human hunt,
37:21
Speaker 2: or they call it the hunt. The hunt is actually
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Speaker 2: something very special, you know, said your grandmother's gonna be
37:31
Speaker 2: when she reads these allegations. But grandma watches us all
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Speaker 2: rape and eat the children.
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Speaker 3: Yes, of course on a holiday.
37:42
Speaker 2: The fact that you're behaving like this and bringing shame
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Speaker 2: to our family because all of these royal fems in Europe,
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Speaker 2: it's just what goes on.
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Speaker 3: It's not even a big deal. And the people know it.
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Speaker 3: Do people know it? Some people know? Yeah, it's Hunt weekend.
37:59
Speaker 3: Don't be still, they know it.
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Speaker 2: The people it's boring now, Oh yeah, you're gonna hunt
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Speaker 2: a couple of people.
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Speaker 3: Chop mop, we get it.
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Speaker 2: These royals now they don't even have any power in
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Speaker 2: these countries. The EU's taken over. They flood them all
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Speaker 2: with immigrants. Everyone loses their minds, and the royals have
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Speaker 2: nothing except the hunt, and it's the only time they
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Speaker 2: feel powerful.
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Speaker 3: So is that a good idea to.
38:29
Speaker 2: Move on from monarchy, to have all these supernational institutions
38:33
Speaker 2: like the EU. So we've moved away from these bloodthirsty,
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Speaker 2: pagan royal bloodlines and replace them with bureaucrats and Brussels.
38:44
Speaker 2: And these people sit in their castles, they're bored as shit.
38:47
Speaker 2: They don't want to go to the opening of a
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Speaker 2: new hospital. They want the hunt. But their children need
38:58
Speaker 2: to understand that the hunt is a special occasions, not
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Speaker 2: all the time.
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Speaker 3: So this prince what's his name again? Hoib? What's his name? Hoibe?
39:08
Speaker 3: Go up, get his name? What was it? Born? Marius, Marius,
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Speaker 3: bor goibe Marius.
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Speaker 2: Please behave and wait till the hunt. It's actually nicer
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Speaker 2: if you wait till the hunt. My father told me once.
39:32
Speaker 2: I said to him, we're on the way to a
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Speaker 2: swim meat And I said, Dad, can I get McDonald's
39:39
Speaker 2: And he said, son, a hungry dog runs the furthest
39:43
Speaker 2: runs the farthest. A hungry dog runs the farthest, So Marius,
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Speaker 2: a hungry dog runs the farthest. Wait till the hunt.
39:52
Speaker 2: Have your fun on the hunt, and then get nuts.
39:56
Speaker 2: Rip people's intestines out with your teeth. I mean, really,
39:59
Speaker 2: go on a bender, but don't ruin it with these
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Speaker 2: little snacks. Don't ruin the meal with a snack. Don't
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Speaker 2: ruin the meal with a snack. In the Paris