What's up you guys, I'm Haley and I'm Andrea and this is Inhuman, a true crime podcast.

I just want to say thank you so much to all the love we've been getting lately.

I just feel like lately a lot of people have been listening and tagging us on Instagram

when they're listening and telling us that they suggested to friends or people are saying,

I came here because of a suggestion from a friend and I just want you guys to know that

we appreciate you so much and it means so much to us that you guys listen and share with

your friends and we hope we can keep growing so you can keep doing this.

Yeah, absolutely. Thank you guys so much.

I just wanted to say that but today we are going to be talking about a serial killer and

he is one of the most horrific killers in US history but I feel like he's not as well

known. Okay. And partially it could be because all of his crimes took place in Alaska and

I feel like in general you don't hear about as much from Alaska.

Yeah, that's true. Even though they're like part of the US, it's like it's own separate

entity in some ways, especially with news. Yeah, it definitely feels like we just don't

hear a lot of news from Alaska and so maybe that's partially why and it was also this

was like in the 70s and 80s so long longer time ago. But I just feel like he's not talked

about as much but some of you may have heard of him. His name is Robert Christian Hansen

and he also has the nickname the butcher baker but I despise that. I mean, I hate all serial

killer like nicknames but it is just so unnecessary so I'm not going to be using that name

but I wanted to mention it in case you guys might have heard of that before.

That takes my brain to a really unpleasant place. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, it's just unnecessary.

No reason to name serial killers and yeah, no. Yeah. But that is who we're going to be

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