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On cult leader, I strive for telling stories in a truthful matter, though press, media, and other resources cannot always be verified.

Sources can be found in the show notes. Hello and welcome back to cult leader.

I'm your cult leader, Spencer Henry, and this week's episode is brought to you by my recent re-entry

into the world of Forensic Files, baby. God, you just don't get TV like that anymore.

The cheesy piano music, the effects, all of it. I just can't get enough. The narration. My God,

I hope I can provide some of that here. Cut to, we're just going to start

incorporating cheesy piano music wherever I can. Okay, it's happening. How do we make our, our video

episodes look like that? I don't know. But if you didn't know, we're on video, YouTube.com

slash at Colt Leader. If you're watching this on YouTube, you probably know that.

But honestly, I forgot how much I love this show. And some of my favorite cult leader episodes

have actually originated from crimes that I learned about from those shows. I mean,

some unsolved mysteries, of course, in there as well. But as for today, this is such a crazy story.

I watched the episode and immediately got to researching.

I was like, I have to talk to you guys about this.

So let me set the scene for you guys.

This takes place in a city called Harrington, which sits in Kent County, Delaware.

Back in 1991, the year of your Lord and

Savior, Spencer Henry, when this story takes place. Harrington was chalk full of small town vibes.

Over and over again, I've seen it described as this quiet farming community. Still,

today I think it's pretty quiet, however, probably a little more bustling than the 90s.

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