Very Scary People, the Podcast, is back.

I'm Donnie Wahlberg, and in season two, we're diving into the story of Paul Bernardo and

Carla Hamulka.

It seemed like they were the perfect couple, the Ken and Barbie dream marriage.

We expect our monsters to look like monsters, and they don't always.

Find out how the couple next door became the killers known as Ken and Barbie.

Listen to very scary people, the Ken and Barbie killers,

wherever you get your podcasts. The world works in mysterious ways and sometimes when long-running cold cases seem like they'll never be solved

Nothing pops up that can finally bring closure.

These cases on this list are scary and sad,

but there is a light at the end of the tunnel,

because at least they were solved.

Welcome guys to our Patreon-only exclusive patrons episode.

Try to find some stories you guys have never heard of, so hope you enjoy it.

Here are five cold cases solved in unexpected ways.

Number five, Sarah Lynn Waneski.

In May of 2005, the Ronald McDonald House, at 702 8th Avenue South in Petersburg, Florida, became the scene of a horrifying

discovery.

Underneath an abandoned deck by the lifeless body of Sarah Lynn Waneski, a 49-year-old transient woman who

met an untimely and brutal death.

Sarah moved to St. Petersburg from Sarasota just weeks before.

A resident nearby would later report hearing chilling screams on the eve of the gruesome discovery.

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