Listeners, we're thrilled to team up with Carter and Wendy from solved murders this week to revisit one of the most infamous crimes in history.

What exactly happened to 10-year-old Grace Bud?

And who was the

were wolf of Wisteria.

We'll be back next week with brand new episodes of serial

killers.

But in the meantime, enjoy.

Due to the graphic nature of this murder case, listener discretion is advised.

This episode includes discussions of self-harm, violence, child sexual abuse and

murder, and cannibalism. We advise extreme caution for children under 13.

Albert Fish paced back and forth in his jail cell, muttering to himself and massaging his lower abdomen.

His groin felt like it was on fire.

Though the sensation sort of thrilled him, it was too intense.

He couldn't sleep.

The old man glanced around for something, anything to take his mind off the pain.

Eventually, his gaze settled on his dinner

tray. He grinned at the half-eaten pork chops still lying there.

Fish grabbed the pork bone and grounded against the cold concrete floor.

He spent hours sharpening it to a fine point.

In the morning light he glanced through the bars of his cell to make sure no one was watching.

Then he lifted his shirt and pressed the bone knife

to his abdomen. In a matter of seconds, his hands were soaked in blood.

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