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In the fall of 1912,

in the fall of 1912, Franklin Andrews decided to move out of his sister's house.

Andrews was 59 years old and in good health, but he still feared that he was a burden on his

aging siblings.

Luckily for Franklin, a saintly woman in nearby Windsor, Connecticut was opening her home to residents

who needed a place to call their own.

Her name was Amy Archer, and she had the offer of a lifetime.

If Franklin paid Amy $1,000 up front, she would take care of him for the rest of his life.

It was too good a deal to pass up.

So on September 12, 1912, Franklin checked into the Archer home in Windsor, Connecticut.

He expected to spend several decades at Amy's nursing home,

but less than two years later, he was dead.

Hi, I'm Greg Polson, and this is serial killers.

Today we're going to continue our And this is serial killers.

Today we're going to continue our deep dive into the life of Amy Archer Gilligan,

a woman suspected of murdering dozens of the elderly residents who trusted her with their care. I'm here with

my co-host Vanessa Richardson.

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