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Boston had its strangler.

California had the zodiac killer.

And in the depths of the Great Depression, Cleveland had the

mad butcher of Kingsbury run. Over the period of four years, 13 bodies would be scattered

across the city. Dismembered bodies with surgical precision drained completely of their blood.

Terror gripped the city. Amid the growing uproar,

Cleveland's besieged mayor turned to his newly appointed director of public safety, Elliot Ness.

Ness had come to Cleveland fresh from his headline grabbing exploits in Chicago, where he and his

band of untouchables led the frontline assault on Al Capone's bootlegging empire.

Now, he would confront a case that would redefine his storied career.

How did America's Ripper hide in plain sight?

Our guest, author Daniel Stashour, takes us into the crimes as only he can.

Then later, we revisit the supernatural aspects of the story, as covered in the Holzer files, season two, episode one, the Phantom

Hand, where myself, Cindy Kays and Shane Pittman, revisited the sights of some of these murders

in the hope of putting restless souls to peace.

Sabrina Marie and Tracea Muncie join us to talk about the paranormal in and around the city that ties to these devastating deaths.

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