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The summer of 2019 was sweltering in Westchester, Pennsylvania.

But nothing could have prepared local authorities for the horrors hidden inside the home of Michael and Kathleen Kutriere.

When a horrific stench started leaking from their suburban house,

neighbors assumed it was spoiled garbage,

or maybe a dead raccoon under the porch.

But as the days passed, the smell grew worse.

Thick, putrid, inescapable.

Flies swarmed the windows, and the mail piled up.

By the time police arrived for a welfare check, the smell hit them like a wall of death.

Officers gagged as they forced their way inside.

What they found was something straight out of a nightmare,

rotting corpses,

stacked like firewood,

eight human bodies,

piled in different rooms,

wrapped in plastic,

some partially mummified.

The remains had been there for months, their decomposed flesh,

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