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It's a project that we've worked on for many, many years, and we're thrilled to have been

able to share it with you. Today we'll present our last episode in this story,

Electroshock Therapy. But it's not really the last episode. We'll be presenting an epilogue

and more episodes that take us deeper into the story.

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Previously on Chillingworth.

We decided it was time.

We had all we probably could get

I said Florida you know you're you're a funny funny guy sometimes you know you're

lackable man he said thank you I said you got said, you've got one fault there. He's what?

I said, you kill people.

It seems that no matter how bad men get, there's still a sort of a little germ of conscience and morality that they never can get rid of.

Phil O'Connell could finally announce to the press how the series of arrests went down.

O'Connell knew that nevertheless, the legal standard of corpus delecti still had to be overcome.

A creche cell, it's designed for insane or ultra-violent prisoners who might ingeniously strip away a piece of metal,

try to fashion some type of deadly weapon, and use it

to slit a guard's throat. Welcome back to Chillingworth.

They kept him in something called a creche cell.

The creche cell was a cell designed to hold the, I suppose you'd say hopelessly insane.

Basically, they put you in there naked and it wasn't that way you could kill yourselves.

The stainless steel walls were spring supported,

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