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After the end of the Civil War, the state of Kansas was terrified by a group of murderers.

To make matters more unsettling, these murderers were discovered to all be part of the same family.

But before they could be caught and brought to justice, they disappeared without a trace.

Today, we look into what some people consider to be the first case of serial killings in the United States.

The Bloody Benders. This is Red Webb.

Well, hello there, Task Force. Welcome to another episode of Red Webb.

I'm Trevor Collins with me, as always, Alfredo Diaz.

I feel like we joke a lot about this being the number one movie podcast about mysteries.

Right. But sincerely, I would be surprised if there isn't a movie made on this very case.

Hold on, photo being taken. Photo of Christian No Les.

No, no, no.

I'm just saying this feels like it needs to be a movie with how many twists and turns.

And I'm going to go ahead and throw this one out there, a little piece of juicy bait.

There's a bonus theory at the end of this that throws it all up in turm oil raises a lot of questions.

So I'm very excited for that one. So stick around. But what's the business? What's the photo for?

Oh, I mean, you know, you're talking about like this. There's a movie movie podcast about mysteries.

I couldn't help but notice that Christians wearing a Ted Lasso shirt.

Fantastic show. And I thought to myself, I'm a snap of photo.

Just in case I want to wear a shirt that has Christian wearing a shirt.

Right. Right. You know, I'll never know if I need to.

But just like I can. I can't. Right. Right. Right. Right.

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