Patreon Spotlight: Ylana (The Candyman - Dean Corll)

We Saw the Devil: A True Crime Podcast

Robin Coleman

True Crime, News Commentary, History, News

4.2 • 968 Ratings

🗓️ 19 April 2022

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

For this episode, Patron Ylana joins Robin to cover one of her hometown cases - the case of The Candyman, also known as Dean Corll.

Dean Corll was a serial killer and pedophile, who in 1970s Houston, used his position in his family's candy store to lure children to their deaths. After grooming a young, 15yo accomplice by the name of Elmer Wayne Henley Jr., Elmer would bring Dean classmates and friends to murder, each in exchange for a $200 fee. If you're unfamiliar with the case and think you know how this story ends, trust me, you don't.

Hang tight for ANOTHER episode coming today! Lori Vallow will have her first appearance in court after a 10-month stay in a state mental health facility: Her arraignment. Joining me will be a special guest that you all may remember.
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We would like to thank our Executive Producers:

Angelle B
Brittany H
Wannabe Sleuth
Bren W
Emalie S
Ylana Dawn M
Faye S
Christy K
Ashley M
Shawna
Cristi R
Iris DS

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Transcript

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0:00.0	You are listening to We Saw the Devil, an investigative and conversational true crime podcast that deep dives into
0:14.5	fascinating criminal cases that are solved, unsolved, are ongoing.
0:18.8	From America's Lori Valo to Germany's Armand-Mivas. We examine and discuss the world's most shocking cases.
0:26.5	If you're enjoying the show, don't forget to follow us online.
0:33.0	Check us out at we saw the devil.com
0:34.8	and we saw the devil on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
0:38.6	And don't forget, you can become part of the show
0:41.1	by backing us on Patreon. Hello everyone you are listening to We Saw the Devil. This is Robin and I am so
0:55.8	excited for this episode. If you are a frequent listener of the podcast you know that we
1:00.6	have a Patreon and one of the perks in our Patreon for Executive
1:04.1	producer levels is you get to come on the show and do an episode with me you get to
1:08.9	pick a case one of your favorites or one that you want to do and then come on the show and do it with me.
1:14.7	We have our first patron take me up on that offer.
1:18.4	Alana has been a patron from the very beginning of the podcast. We cannot love her any more than we possibly do and she's also a pathologist assistant and she's fascinating
1:30.4	her job to me is absolutely fascinating.
1:33.0	She frequently messages me stories and quirky things that happened to her at work
1:38.0	and she's an amazing artist by the way, and she's just an overall amazing person. So I was really excited when she reached out. the lives and works in Texas, and the case that she chose is Houston's Candyman, real name Dean
1:57.1	Coral, absolutely heinous case and one that I honestly didn't know much about until my conversation with
2:03.6	Alana. This episode is going to be a discussion with her. We're going to cover the
2:08.0	Candyman Dean Quarrel case and then just basically I get to know you.
2:12.1	Who are you? What do do you do that sort of thing
2:14.4	absolute blast I had laughed so much I hope you find it humorous too I know a lot of people
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