There were two more murders, 15 miles away.

On this podcast, we have a electricity line.

A weird.

A weird.

By one investigator is reminiscent of a weird religion.

Morning.

A cop of murder.

On this podcast, we've talked about Henry Lee Lucas and the death of Adam Walsh.

On September 15th, 1996, the final piece in this twisted puzzle, Otis Tool, died serving time for the crimes he may or may not have committed.

So, if you like your coffee hot, but your bones chilled, sit back and start your day with a morning cup of murder.

Otis Elwood Tool was born on Marchth, 1947 in Jacksonville, Florida, to an alcoholic father who abandoned him and left him with his abusive mother, who loved to dress him up in women's clothing and call him Susan.

And if that didn't cause enough scars on the boy, he was forced to have sex with a friend of his father's when he was just five years old.

And when he came out of the closet as a young boy, was met with both sexual and physical abuse at the hands of family members and close friends.

And the cherry on top was his Satanist grandmother who exposed him to rituals like self-mutilation

and grave-robbing when he was young, dubbing him, devil's child.

If all of these accounts are to be believed, Otis really didn't have a chance at a normal life.

Throughout his childhood, the young boy spent time in and out of the home, sleeping in abandoned

houses and setting fires

to achieve sexual gratification. He dropped out of school in the ninth grade, due in part to his

low IQ that classified him as intellectually disabled, and became a frequent visitor at local

gay bars, even working as a male sex worker for a time. It was around this time that,

according to Otis, he committed his first murder when he ran over a traveling salesman who was

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