Episode 200: H.H. Holmes Part I - The Horrid Meat

Last Podcast On The Left

The Last Podcast Network

True Crime, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.6 • 53.3K Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2015

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

It's H.H. Holmes, America's first urban serial killer on the 200th episode of the Last Podcast On The Left! Join us as we cover the transitionary hellhole that was America in the late 1800s and how H.H. Holmes, one of the most well-rounded psychopaths in modern history, was perfectly suited to rack up a body count of more than no less than 9 and no more than 200.

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0:00.0	There's no place to escape to, this is the last talk.
0:04.3	On the left.
0:05.9	That's when the cannonball's started.
0:10.9	What was that?
0:18.1	And I'm me like he's, me like he, the Ambrosia Soulflavored Slick, I get every time I suck
0:23.1	the devil's cock in order to succeed.
0:25.1	But I gotta tell ya, why my pockets would go up?
0:27.5	Are we good to go Marcus?
0:28.5	We are.
0:29.5	I'm the last podcast on the left.
0:31.0	Everyone, I am Ben Kissel.
0:32.0	I'm staring at the beautiful Marcus Parks into my left.
0:34.8	There's a fella.
0:35.8	Who is he today?
0:36.8	Oh God, I, you know, just be yourself today.
0:41.8	I'm me.
0:42.8	Yeah, right.
0:43.8	You know what's sad is that every time I'm somebody else, I'm still just me.
0:48.1	That's nice.
0:49.1	Well today we're gonna be talking about somebody who also sort of played a character.
0:52.0	He was two people and one of the people built a murder hotel.
0:55.6	We'll be discussing HH Home.
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