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Welcome to the serial killer podcast.

The podcast dedicated to serial killers.

Who they were, what they did, and how.

I am your host, Thomas Viborg Thue, and in tonight's episode,

we are sticking with the terrors haunting America after the bellapark of the 1890s.

The aptly named American centuries, the 20th century,

first decades, several serial killers roamed the land.

Tonight, we look closer at one of my favorite topics,

namely serial killer cases that have never been sold.

More specifically, we are traveling to the deep south,

to the Gate City, the city in a forest,

the Empire City of the South, and capital of Georgia,

the great city of Atlanta.

On July 1, 1911,

a 20-year-old woman named Emelou Sharp sat in her house on Hanover Street in Atlanta,

and waited for her mother to come home.

It was a barmy, typically southern Saturday evening,

and Emelou was worried.

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