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Killer Stories with Harvey Guillén

“Earthquake Killer” Herbert Mullin Pt. 2

Killer Stories with Harvey Guillén

Spotify Studios

True Crime, Education, History

4.730.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2021

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Herbert Mullin believed he was saving the world. After all, God had told him that murdering people would prevent catastrophic earthquakes. So, with his heaven-sent mission, he set out to kill and kill again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.8

Due to the graphic nature of this killer's crimes,

0:03.6

listener discretion is advised.

0:05.6

This episode includes discussions of murder, rape,

0:08.6

and assault that some people may find offensive.

0:11.5

We advise extreme caution for children under 13.

0:16.1

On January 25th, 1973,

0:19.1

25-year-old Herbert Mullin walked slowly

0:21.7

through the early morning mist,

0:23.4

his fingers brushing against the pistol in his pocket.

0:26.8

The path he was traipsing had an appropriately eerie name,

0:30.3

Mystery Spot Road.

0:32.0

Herbert was headed towards a cabin

0:33.9

he had visited plenty of times in his adolescence.

0:36.8

His classmate Jim Giannera had previously lived there

0:40.8

and Herbert hoped that he still lived in the same house.

0:44.0

But Herbert wasn't looking to catch up with an old friend.

0:47.2

He was out for revenge.

0:49.4

His life was a mess and someone had to pay.

0:53.0

When he arrived at the cabin,

0:54.6

Herbert stepped up onto the front porch

0:57.0

and took a deep breath.

0:59.2

Then he pulled the pistol out of his pocket

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