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Generation Why: True Crime

The Butcher Of Kansas City - 238

Generation Why: True Crime

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Crime, True Crime, Murder, Conspiracies, Serial Killer, Society & Culture, 855520, Exhibit C, Government, Trial, Unsolved, Conspiracy, Controversy, Missing Person, Documentary, Case

4.518.4K Ratings

🗓️ 25 June 2017

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

The Butcher Of Kansas City. April 2nd, 1988. Kansas City, Missouri. Police are called after a man is discovered hiding on a porch wearing nothing but a dog collar. His story struck law enforcement as fantastic. He claimed to have been captive by another man who tortured him. A visit to the home revealed the terrible truth. Pictures and diaries kept by the homeowner documented the abduction, torture and sometimes deaths of different young men. In all, nineteen young men were photographed. Unfortunately, the killer had disposed of all of his victims so investigators needed to get the answers from Robert Berdella himself. "Bob" was a sexual psychopath who took great pleasure in exercising power over his victims and putting them through the worst tortures imaginable. These included injections of bleach and drain cleaner into the eyes and voice box, wrapping hands and feet in piano wire, being beaten, raped, and given electric shocks to sensitive areas of their bodies. Before Jeffrey Dahmer made the headlines there was Robert Berdella; The Butcher of Kansas City. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:09.1

Hello, I'm Matt Ford.

0:10.4

And I'm Alice Levine, and we are the presenters of British Scandal.

0:13.8

Alice, I'm very excited to say that we've got a big season coming up,

0:17.3

and I reckon it will give you a lot of satisfaction.

0:20.6

Okay.

0:21.8

Is it a political one? They're my favourites.

0:24.3

No, I'm afraid, Alice. You can't always get what you want.

0:27.9

I'm not sure what you're getting at, but your face looks strange.

0:31.3

What does the story involve?

0:33.2

Oh, man.

0:34.0

Some strong characters, lots of conflicts and rivalries.

0:37.1

It might give you a bit of sympathy for the devil if you catch my drift.

0:42.0

I don't. I won't.

0:44.0

Link twice if you need my help.

0:45.6

Oh, for God's sake.

0:46.4

I'm going to tell you about the formation of the rolling stones

0:49.6

and the troubled musician at the heart of it, Brian Jones.

0:52.8

Oh, right. See, that was much easier.

0:54.8

You could just done that at the beginning.

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