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So today's video is going to be part two to my previous video on the serial killer named Jerry Brudos, better known as the shoe fetish slayer or the lust killer.

I just want to give my usual disclaimer that I mean absolutely no disrespect to anyone that I talk about in this video.

This video is for educational purposes and everything I'm about to say is just information that I have found on the internet and I'm compiling into one video.

Now before we get into it, I'm just going to give a little bit of a summary of what happened in part one, so then you're all caught up.

Jerry Brudos grew up in Oregon. Neglected and abused by his mother, he was constantly

shamed for having normal and natural sexual urges. He took a particular liking to women's high-heeled

shoes and underwear. However, due to the way that his mother would treat him whenever he would express his interest in those things,

he always thought they were very shameful and these urges were not normal and they had to happen behind closed doors.

And this led to Jerry committing actual crimes in order to fulfill his sexual urges that he was having.

And these crimes would include theft, assault, sexual assault, even abduction.

Jerry is now in his early 20s with a wife named Darcy and two children.

However, lately he feels as though his wife has been neglecting his

needs and so he sets out to fulfil them elsewhere. So where we left off part one, Jerry had

began going out on an evening and stealing women's underwear from their washing lines. And it was

even getting to the point where he was breaking into women's houses

so that he could go into their drawers and get their underwear out himself

if it wasn't outside on a line.

And on this particular day,

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