From about 15 years on and

15 years on and up, a great deal of my thoughts were,

basically unshareable.

We are all evil in some form where another.

Oh, yeah, yes, I am. Not 100% but I am not a hundred percent, but I am.

My mother was a sick, angry, hungry, and very sad woman. I hated her, but I wanted to love my mother.

This is serial killing, a podcast.

Hello again and welcome to serial killing a podcast. This is Alyssa Carroll and I am

your host and the creator of at serial underscore killing on Instagram where we go through the life stories of

serial killers to see if we might catch a glimpse of why they displayed their famous vile and disturbing behaviors.

And if you hear noise going on in the background, for those of you who do know the situation we have a puppy Yukon he's sitting over here playing so I apologize

This week's podcast will be on Richard Koclinsky.

Now, while Richard does technically fit the definition of a serial killer,

he does not share the same motivations and impulses that real serial killers often display.

So you might hear people say that he wasn't a serial killer and that's a true statement and also not a true statement but

we're going to put them in our serial killer group.

Richard Leonard Koclenssky was born on April 11th, 1935 in Jersey City, New Jersey.

So let's get into some history for that time.

The Great Depression was still raging and unemployment was increasing dramatically.

President Roosevelt signed the U.S. Social Security Act which provided unemployment benefits

and pensions for people old enough to be able to retire from working.

Alcoholics Anonymous was formed, and that was formed to attempt to help people with alcohol

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