This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske. Here now, Tony Bruske. By now, we've talked about

proximity. We've talked about grooming two angles that make you question how Richard Allen became

the focal point at all. But this last thread, this one pulls us straight into territory that's

harder to wave away. The so-called Odinism theory.

It starts with something most of us would have missed entirely.

The way sticks and branches were arranged on the victim's bodies,

not just tossed on to conceal them, but placed deliberately in patterns that experts say resemble

Norse pagan ruins.

I know it sounds crazy.

I thought it sounded insane the first time I heard it.

And then I started looking into it.

And then, oh God, this seems to make sense.

There's people who are into this stuff right there, connected to the girls.

The FBI noticed it. crime specialists noticed it even casual observers saw it and did saw it didn't look random

but the court the investigators Nick McLean in a slickbacked LA gear here there do

they still sell LA gear neck or is this just like a big, big, bulk product that you bought back in the day and you just got freaking cupboards of it? Is it still good after all those years? I suppose you could be buying some new product. They still sell hair gel it is don't go to the cold i used to

put hair gel in my hair when i was in high school when i had hair in wisconsin and go up for the bus

it freezes can actually break off you don't want what you have left to break off trust me you don't

just just go bald it's okay it's a good look i like it it might serve you well too want what you have left to break off. Trust me, you don't. Just go bold.

It's okay.

It's a good look.

I like it.

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