Slow Burn Media and Evergreen Podcast presents Who Killed, a podcast that provides a voice for the voiceless.

Most people in Dayton were gearing up for the Christmas holiday weekend.

No one would have ever imagined what was about to

unfold on the city's west side. In the end, six people would be dead. Laura Taylor started

the crime spree by telling the group, let's put some drama in our lives. Tonight, Dayton's

Christmas killer Marvellous Keene is eating his last meal.

Corrections officials say he's dining on steak, shrimp, fried onions, and chocolate cake in a cell in Lucasville,

not far from where he'll be Tuesday morning.

Kean's three-day murder spree in 1992 left five people dead.

Relatives of his victims say he's never showed any remorse for the killings. Becky Grimes, Newsetter 7. Hello and welcome to episode

145 of Who Killed. I am your host, Bill Huffman, and this is a slow burn media and evergreen podcast production.

When most people think of the holidays, they think of hanging out with friends, family, possibly giving some gifts, opening some presents, and definitely eating some delicious food.

Unfortunately, the people we were talking about this week

weren't thinking about those Yuletai traditions.

In fact, they were about to terrorize the city of Dayton

for multiple days with random killings taking the lives of six people.

For those six people, what could have been a time of love became a Christmas

nightmare that the city has yet to forget. And the Dayton Daily News was all over this crime in

1992, and they wrote a retrospective on the terror that these four individuals caused a decade after the crime.

And it really pieces the puzzles together well.

And I wanted to read directly from the article because it is just really well researched and really well done.

So I'm going to read verbatim from this Dayton Daily News article from

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