Thank you for checking out Murder Dictionary Podcast. I just wanted to give a quick disclaimer that we are

still learning the ropes of audio and podcasting in general. The sound quality and content will get better as we

get more experience, so please bear with us through this learning curve. We focus mostly on the

murderers, so some listeners may feel that the subject is approached

too lightheartedly and with a lack of focus on the victims. Although we want to be sensitive to that,

we cannot help but focus on the details or facts that we find most fascinating. And for us,

that is often the life of the murderer and the details of the

crimes. We appreciate you checking us out and hope that you are also interested in the stories

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This episode will be a little different because I'm going to tell you one narrative story

that was too long for last week's brother episode.

In this episode, I'm going to tell you the story of the Hart Brothers,

who are some of America's first known serial killers.

However common it is in the U.S. compared to other countries,

it is quite a statistical rarity to be a serial killer.

Beyond that, the odds of two serial killers in one family are

even less common. The harps are one of those instances in which two brutal, insatiable killers

branched out from one family tree. Perhaps it can be traced back to abuse in the family or just growing up in such a violent

time of revolution. Either way, the harps would invoke fear through the entire territory,

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