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secure. Hey, hello out there. This is a special episode of Dark Topic. I found this episode in an external

hard drive I had laying around. I thought this episode was lost. This is episode five and six of the

original Dark Topic, the fifth and six episode

that I ever recorded. And I think it fits well here because I called it football head.

That was Gary Heidnick's nickname, Brother Bishop, his nickname. And this is what this episode is on,

is Gary Heidnick and his house of Horrors, as I called it back

then.

Really trying hard not to say whores.

I did name it Horrors, but you'll hear me say House of Horrors, which is completely inappropriate.

But I had an incident a couple of days ago after I finished recording episode four of the

True Crime Kent series on William Bonin, the Freeway Killer, which you can listen to over

there on True Crime Kent, if you subscribe and listen.

Really proud of that series, actually, kent to myself which he deeply deeply analyzed

the william bonn case but we finished episode four and i come out of my little office here i walk

outside to dump my piss bucket because i i you know i pee a lot because I drink a lot. And then I don't remember anything,

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