Double Lives: Jane Toppan and Russell Williams

from Murder Dictionary · host Brianna Miera

This episode will kick off with Double D (Doctor of Death) Jane Toppan & her penchant for using cadavers as body pillows. We will finish up with Canadian military man Russell Williams, who was apparently trying to make his own Victoria’s Secret Catalog with lingerie selfies. Next week will be the remaining half of our Double Lives episode, with 2 more stories. Please subscribe & follow us on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter to stay updated on new episodes, true crime tidbits, and ridiculous serial killer memes. You can support the show by spreading the word to your friends & family, & also by visiting our Patreon.

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