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John George Haig made his way to the corner of his dilapidated workshop. He gritted his teeth as he pried the top off of a

nondescript 40-gallon drum.

Haig gagged as a wave of sickening gas wafted from the barrel.

It smelled of rotten eggs mingled with the unmistakable stench of death.

Holding his breath, Haig used a metal rod to stir the black sludge in the barrel.

He frowned.

There was still chunks of human bone and pools of liquid fat floating in the acid.

This was frustrating.

His latest victim hadn't entirely dissolved, but Haig was out of time. He had to get rid of the evidence.

With a heave, Haig pushed the drum into the yard behind his laboratory.

He glanced around to make sure he was alone before tipping the barrel over.

The ooze spilled onto the grass and seeped into the ground.

Haig smiled and breathed a sigh of relief.

There were no traces of his victim.

Soon he would be a very rich man. Hi, I'm Greg Polson. This is Serial Killers, a Parcast Original. Every episode we dive

into the minds and madness of Serial Killers. Today we're discussing John George Haig, the diabolical acid bath murderer.

I'm here with my co-host Vanessa Richardson.

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