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So today's video is going to be part three, the finale of the Death House

Landlady Dorothy Appointe's House of Horrors.

If you didn't catch the first two parts, I'll put them both in the little eye, so make

sure you've watched both of those before you watch this one, you need

the full story. But if you are up today on parts one and two, I'm just going to give a quick

little recap in the beginning of this one and then we'll jump straight into the rest

of the story. So Dorothy Appointe is a 60-something year old woman who's done prison time for

drugging and robbing people before, but since her release, she's been up to

much, much worse. A whole nine victim murder spree. These nine victims included her best friend

Ruth, her fiancé Everson, and seven of the tenants at the boarding house she ran. Although the

police have no idea about any of these murders, they believe that Ruth's death was a suicide because she died of drug overdose.

Although her children do actually suspect Dorothea, and they have told police and they've tried to get them to look into it, but the case was eventually ruled a suicide.

As for her fiance Everson, police don't even know that he's dead.

They've found his body, but they don't know that it's his.

This body has remained unidentified.

And his family have no idea either, because they live all the way in Oregon,

and they think they've been writing letters to him,

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