Hey, listeners, this is Mike Morford, creator and host of the murder of my family.

And I want to take a moment to introduce you to a new show brought to you by the creators of

Gone Cold. It's called, of Hell, Texas True Crime, a podcast that walks the back roads of Texas

after the police lights fade and the headlines die. It's a show about the killers who leave

squirtch marks on families, neighborhoods,

and anyone who dares to remember.

Killers whose crimes leave behind one burning question,

are there more victims?

Each episode follows the trail of a killer who thought they could bury the truth.

But in Texas, secrets have a way of clawing back to the surface.

You're about to hear a clip from Of Hell's second episode,

the brutal killing of a working mother, a neighbor,

a woman who is taken from her home and forced to endure torture

for ultimately being slain by a madman called the Slayer Saint.

If what you hear next gets its hooks into you, like it did me, subscribe to of hell, Texas

true crime wherever you're listening right now.

Some folks aren't simply from hell.

They're of it.

Here's the preview of hell, The Slayer Saint, Part 2, Nancy.

At around 12.45 a.m. on September 16th, 1970, Gene Mitchell was on his way home from work at

TransWestern Oil Pipeline Company.

It was quiet with almost no other vehicles on the road, nothing out of the ordinary for a sleepy town on a

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