When they executed that search warrant they went in the crawl space and the very first shovel that they dug they found human remains.

That night people were afraid.

People were whispering under their breaths. You know, it was the devil. It was the devil.

From audio boom and woodcut media comes a chilling new series.

What Makes a Killer?

I'm Jennifer Natozo, and I'll be your host.

These people grow up with such a malignant view of the world and of human relationships

and feeling that human relationships are not based on love and trust and respect,

you know, that they're all based on exploitation and cruelty and and the world's most notorious serial killers.

In every episode, we'll trace one killer's origins,

examine their behavior, and follow their path of bloodshed.

He cleverly developed a program to destroy the bodies, to get rid of the bodies,

left no evidence. This was a very clever killer, very clever killer.

At one point, chillingly he says to the detectives you know clowns can get away with

murder. We'll feature intimate interviews with case detectives, family members,

survivors and experts to uncover how they became killers.

I think he killed so many people without being caught because of the fact that he looked like everyone else.

He did what successful serial killers do.

They blend in with society.

This season will be discussing Wachim Kroll Fred and Rosemary West, and Jeffrey Dahmer.

As you become an adult, you realize, well, there are no real wolves, there are no real vampires.

But then something like this happens, and, you know, it's like, whoa, you know, this monster is real.

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