Due to the graphic nature of these killers crimes,

listener discretion is advised.

This episode includes discussions of domestic abuse, torture, murder,

pedophilia, and sexual assault that some people may find offensive, we advise extreme

caution for children under 13.

On Thanksgiving, 1977, Holiday cheer warmed Jenny Bono's cozy Los Angeles bungalow.

Jenny was battling cancer, and the previous few weeks in and out of hospital rooms had been torturous. Tonight though she was

thankful to be home with her family. Her recent health troubles made Jenny

grateful for the chance to spend time with her loved ones, and she was determined to make the evening special.

She prepared a delicious feast for her guests,

including her son, 43-year-old Angelo Bono Jr. and her nephew, 26-year-old Angelo Bono Jr. and her nephew 26-year-old Kenny Bianchi.

Despite the festive atmosphere, the conversation eventually took a dark turn.

Earlier in the week, the naked bodies of four women were found raped and

strangled in various locations only a few miles from Jenny's home. Everyone in Los Angeles

was talking about the serial killer on the loose.

Even Thanksgiving couldn't stop the sense of panic.

Jenny was thankful that her granddaughter, 16-year-old Grace Grace remained safe.

As the family discussed the murders, Angelo turned to his daughter to remind her not to

stay out too late, otherwise she might be next. Jenny was proud of her son for giving such sound advice to his headstrong teenager.

As she let her family's chatter wash over her, Jenny Boncast Original.

Every episode we dive into the minds and madness of serial killers.

Today we're concluding our two-part series on cousins

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