Hello and welcome to Revery True Crime. I'm your host Paige.

A serial killer. I'm not a serial killer and I'm not a murderer. I know that when I die I'm going to heaven and I'm going to have Jesus right beside me and I'm going to have them on judgment day in front of me and they're going to pay for their wrongdoing.

I am innocent.

It was self-defense.

The legal system didn't believe you.

I am not, I do not regret it. Do not regret it. They were going to kill me. I killed them

That is a normal thing to do. It's a human thing. I did the right thing or I wouldn't be here today.

Women give life. Some women take it away.

I don't condone murder. I think most of you are aware of that. If not, let's make that clear right from the beginning.

What I do is explore case studies,

psychology, and the opinions of violent women and I'm sharing the information that

I've found with you.

I want to bring different perspectives to the table

because this case, the case of Eileen Warnos,

has been studied and reported on for years.

It's interesting, it's intense, it goes deeper than just serial killing.

Humans are complicated.

We are multifaceted just like this case.

All too often, men get off. this case.

All too often men get a hall pass for the violence they commit.

People say, well, they're obviously fed up or stressed.

There seem to be a lot of excuses for men when they act out,

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