EPISODE · Dec 11, 2019 · 42 MIN
Episode 7 - The Shoe Fetish Slayer Part 3
from Tapes Unwound · host Tomas Kontrimas
This episode discusses how Jerry Brudos, through the commission of his second murder, initiates a pattern of serial killings which allow him to regain the gratification experienced during and after the initial homicide. Music Credits: Hangin' with the Worms - Doug Maxwell/Media Right Productions Lurking Shadows - Myuu Collapse - Myuu
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