Hello last podcast in the left listeners. God you're lucky to be here. My name is

Henry Zebrowski. I'm sitting here with Ed Larson. How you doing buddy? I'm

doing great because we have a very important person here today.

I'm nervous.

No, it's definitely, when I woke up this morning I was like, oh yeah, that's right.

This is going to be intense.

This is going to be intense, but this is a good guy. I heard you tell he's a good guy and This is a good guy.

I heard you tell he's a good guy and I can't wait to talk about this stuff.

This is very, very interesting.

Guys, we're sitting with former assistant director of the FBI

and author of Long Hall hunting the highway

serial killers Frank Figlyusi. Thank you so much sir. Yeah my pleasure I

I'm looking forward to the discussion and getting the word out about this kind of horror that's still

playing out on our highways.

You know, I, we have covered, like you know, there's Bonin, there's a couple other guys that have been labeled as trucker

killers like why is it its own genre like what is it about it that makes it its own thing?

Yeah that became kind of apparent to me as I dug into this, even going out, you know, putting my investigator hat back on after 25 years in the FBI.

And here's the deal. The experts tell us that the number one

profession for serial killers is long haul trucker and there's there's a reason for that and a reason for why no other profession

comes even close. Look we're talking about a highly isolated job. You're on

open expanses of highway.

And what's happening with these killers

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