Dean Corll - The Candy Man

An episode of the Fact Fiction or Bullsh#t podcast, hosted by Steven Pryor, titled "Dean Corll - The Candy Man" was published on October 3, 2025 and runs 16 minutes.

October 3, 2025 ·16m · Fact Fiction or Bullsh#t

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Summary

What’s the worst crime or worst criminal you could think of? Well think of that and then times it by a 100 maybe even a thousand or a Million and I don’t know if you would get even close. For this man is truly the worst of the worst… He is vile and sickening human being and what he has done has made me sick to my stomach. Join me today as we speak about the Houston Mass Murders and the sicko that is Dean Corll aka the Candyman aka The Pied Piper. *Please note that this episode will contain things that you might find disturbing and upsetting**For best sound quality please use headphones*Contact details - [email protected]

Episode Description

What’s the worst crime or worst criminal you could think of? Well think of that and then times it by a 100 maybe even a thousand or a Million and I don’t know if you would get even close. For this man is truly the worst of the worst… He is vile and sickening human being and what he has done has made me sick to my stomach. Join me today as we speak about the Houston Mass Murders and the sicko that is Dean Corll aka the Candyman aka The Pied Piper.

*Please note that this episode will contain things that you might find disturbing and upsetting*

*For best sound quality please use headphones*

Contact details - [email protected]

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