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Trigger warnings from the stories we cover may include violence, rape, murder, and offenses against children.

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For the past three episodes, we have told you the horrific story of John Wayne Gacy

and his crimes against young boys in the 1970s.

In the last episode, we ended with Gacy's execution.

But the story does not end there.

You see, while Gacy was awaiting his execution, he did a number of jailhouse interviews

proclaiming that he did not kill all 33 boys in the crawlspace.

And he claims he only killed two, and that the rest were carried out by others.

And you might be thinking that that's a load of bullshit.

And anything that comes out of that man's mouth shouldn't be trusted.

After all, the bodies were found in his home.

And I get that. But after doing a little digging, we can't help but feel that there might be some truth to Gacy's claims.

We don't think John Wayne Gacy acted alone.

And before this podcast, we had never considered such a statement.

But after researching for weeks now, we've learned a lot of things that are just too crazy to ignore.

Known facts that Gacy was definitely connected to other criminals.

And many of those connections have to do with his PDM employees.

One of them went on to be a cannibalistic serial killer in Chicago.

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