Hey guys welcome to episode 180 of a true crime couple. I'm Kay and I'm John. We hope all is well with you and you're ready for another episode today and this one is truly a very interesting episode.

And I'm going to say this many times, but I don't want to give anything away.

So I think it's a good idea to just get started. So John do you want to hear something crazy?

Of course.

Before I get into the intro I just want to take a moment to acknowledge the primary source for this

episode Anthony Flacko's book Checklist for Murder which I will leave a link to in the

show notes. Flacko does such a great job with true crime and this is one of my favorite reads from him.

And with that being said, you know what, I really don't want to give anything away here because this is truly one of the wildest cases that I've ever read about.

So let's get started.

Police say the suspect 31 year old Jeffrey Dahmer has confessed to the

killings of 11 people whose remains were found in his apartment.

We are all evil in some form or nothing. Are we not?

Lock your doors, lock your windows. If you have the ability to provide additional security

devices, then by all means do so.

Just before security devices and by all means do so.

Just before 4 a.m. on July 22nd, 1987,

a man was driving along a desolate road

just outside of Los Angeles city limit. On the right-hand

shoulder he saw a horrific car wreck. As there was no one at the scene he quickly

realized that he must be the first person to come upon it, which would make sense because only few people traveled on the San Fernando Road in Sun Valley, especially at that time. If he had not been here, he knew the next person to come

along wouldn't be for hours. Only one car had been involved in the accident, and everything

was ominously still within the car as if whoever was in the

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