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This episode contains discussions of domestic violence, rape, and murder.

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Late in the evening of March 20th, 1994, 81-year-old Anne Bryan ran a bath to

Suther Broken Ribs. She'd recently been in a car accident and was exhausted,

but the hot water felt good on her aching body.

Later, Anne finished her bath, put on her pink nightgown and carefully slipped into bed.

She didn't lock the front door before she did, but this was a quiet neighborhood.

She drifted off to sleep in peace.

But a few hours later, a sharp sound startled her awake. She looked at the clock.

It was 3 a.m., still the middle of the night. She clutched her blanket and glanced

around the deep black of the room, looking for the source of the noise.

Her eyes soon settled on a shape in the darkness, a figure, a man standing next to her bed,

an intruder.

Anne screamed in terror, but it didn't help. The man climbed onto her bed and pinned her down.

She was an old woman helpless. She didn't deserve this.

But for Sean Vincent Gillis, but was exactly the point, and couldn't fight back,

she would be under his will. So, with her held still, Sean pulled out an eye.

It was time to see what she looked like. Inside.

Hi, I'm Greg Poulson. This is Serial Killers, a Spotify original from podcast.

Every episode, we dive into the minds and madness of Serial Killers.

Today, we take a look at Sean Vincent Gillis, otherwise known as the other Baton Rouge Killer.

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