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All right, we're doing H.H.H. Holmes again today.

The reason that this story is difficult for me is because, well, number one, it's old.

So besides newspapers, you don't get, like, any good documents.

Number two, H.H. Holmes is a pathological liar.

Even when he's caught, he has seven confessions that are all different. Number three, he travels like all over the place.

Possibly. Literally all over the place. And number four, you'll see in this episode, he's a swindler and he really thinks out his crimes. So it's really hard to map his

movements because he thought so hard about how to mask his movements, as you'll see in this one.

So it's really difficult to say, okay, Holmes was here. He did this. He did this, this, and this.

Because he was so good at masking it.

But anyway, tonight we're going to 1316 Callow Hill, Callow Hill Street in Philadelphia.

We are doing H.H. Holmes.

But like I said, you know, is one of the reasons this story is so damn hard because he moves all

over the damn place, right?

And we're not even in the murder castle yet.

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