Episode 87: Spree Killers Pt. 2: I've Been Getting These Headaches...

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Society & Culture, True Crime, Comedy

4.6 • 55K Ratings

🗓️ 16 February 2015

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

We continue our coverage of America's worst spree killers with the top men on campus: Charles Whitman, the deadly sniper who killed 16 and wounded 32 from the top of a clock tower at the University of Texas, and Seung-Hui Cho, the deeply troubled madman who rose to the top of America's spree killer list with a body count of 32 while stalking the campus at Virginia Tech.

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0:00.0	There's no place to escape to.
0:03.0	This is the last talk.
0:05.0	On the left.
0:07.0	That's one of the cannibalism started.
0:12.0	What was that?
0:20.0	Knife wound.
0:21.0	Knife wound, yeah. That's not a bad way to go.
0:24.0	Oh, wow.
0:30.0	Is that good?
0:31.0	Are we really sound good?
0:32.0	No, no. That's Marcus.
0:35.0	I am Ben with this is always sound and bad.
0:39.0	Who is he?
0:40.0	He's unemployed.
0:42.0	He's a browse guy.
0:43.0	Unemployed. What happened, man?
0:44.0	I thought you were working.
0:45.0	No. How'd you get fired again?
0:47.0	Well, you know, things just been going south for me.
0:51.0	I know that I'm addicted to hamburgers and the government made that happen for me.
0:58.0	I thought the government gets you addicted to hamburgers.
1:00.0	Because, yeah, they're nice juicy hamburgers, I'm putting commercials and so I'm taking a gun and I'm gonna kill my boss.
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