Épisode 9: Le croque-mitaine - Ars Moriendi

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Albert Fish Lorsque nous étions enfant, nous avions raison de regarder sous le lit ou de surveiller le garde-robe avant d'aller dormir, car le croque-mitaine a bel et bien existé, et son histoire est l'essence même des pires cauchemars.

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