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SERIAL KILLER: Charlie Brandt

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True Crime

4.7352.7K Ratings

🗓️ 22 July 2019

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

In 2004 a seemingly normal man commits an unthinkable crime. Police and friends are left to wonder what caused this man to just snap but his older sister holds the key and reveals a dark family secret that would completely change the investigation.

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0:00.0

Hi, crime junkies. I'm your host Ashley Flowers and I'm Britt and today's episode I will warn you is a gruesome one

0:08.6

We don't normally get into the gory details of a case

0:12.6

But in this particular story the details are crucial to the understanding of the perpetrator and his mo that the police are

0:21.9

scrutinizing carefully

0:23.7

This case will make everyone who is dating or married to somebody they knew as a child sleep a little easier tonight

0:31.3

Right that includes you

0:33.0

But it will make all of you who met your partner as an adult sleep with one eye open tonight

0:40.2

Because this case confirms for us you never really know anyone and in

0:46.7

2004 many people found out that they didn't know the real Charlie brand

1:16.7

In

1:26.3

2004 Charlie brand and his wife Terry were living the kind of idyllic life that you would expect in big pine key

1:34.0

Which is the southernmost portion of the Florida keys

1:37.2

Charlie had spent most of his life in Florida from about ages 14 15 until well into adulthood

1:42.7

With just a short break in there when he worked in the Bahamas. He was an engineer and most of his career

1:49.3

He was actually in charge of a radar blimp that was supposed to intercept drugs being smuggled into the US

1:55.9

Terry and Charlie were married in

1:58.7

1986 and for almost 18 years they had what everyone thought was a perfect marriage

2:04.7

I mean literally to the point of almost being like sickly

2:08.1

Like years later someone said like they used to do this thing where they would like make each other's lunch every day because they said that

2:16.3

Lunch made by the one who loved you tasted so much better, which is like

2:21.5

But you know, wow that's a lot very cheesy stuff

2:25.4

But again so many people wanted what they had back then

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