Due to the nature of this episode, listener discretion is advised.

This episode includes discussions of gun violence, gore and murder.

Consider this when deciding how and when you'll listen.

Serial killers aren't good people.

I mean, sure we might not think of a mafia hitman as a serial killer, but by the FBI's

own definition, Greg Scarpa fits the bill.

One of Scarpa's protégés once said he stopped counting victims once he reached 50.

As we heard last time though, Scarpa wasn't just a killer.

To his family, he was a caring and protective father and partner.

And to the FBI, he was a wealth of information and informant.

That's what we'll hear about today.

Who does work with the Bureau and what makes someone good versus what makes them bad?

Because we can all agree, killing upwards of 50 people is evil.

And if those victims are evil too, can a ruthless serial killer also be a hero?

Hi listeners, it's Greg.

You're listening to Serial Killers, a Spotify original from Parkast.

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

Hey everyone.

This episode is part two of another installment of Hitman, where we explore the twisted world

of contract homicide, both the people who kill and the ones who hire them.

This time we're continuing our story on the many lives of Grim Reaper, Greg Scarpa, a prolific

Hitman for the Colombo Crime Family.

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