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Ep #8 The dark web can be disturbing, and a Paralympian killer proves to be a bad boyfriend. Mom knows best especially for her disabled son and so many others with disabilities. episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 16, 2025 · 34 MIN

Ep #8 The dark web can be disturbing, and a Paralympian killer proves to be a bad boyfriend. Mom knows best especially for her disabled son and so many others with disabilities.

from People Often Suck · host Tom and TC

Ep #8 The dark web can be a disturbing place and this story is no exception.  These may be the worst people we’ve ever talked about.  Speaking of someone who sucks: remember Paralympian Oscar Pistorius who killed his girlfriend?  Let’s discuss.  And finally, when no one would hire her disable son, a Mom decides to pen her own restaurant, so anyone with disabilities can have opportunities.

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