Ten-minute murder contains depictions of violence that some listeners may find disturbing.

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In today's episode, it's going to be different than we've done in the past

because it's coming from a different angle, a different mental angle.

There are many things that can motivate someone to take another person's life.

But this one is different.

So let's get going and you'll see what I'm talking about.

April 23, 2018 in Toronto, a man used a rental van as a weapon, ramming into people who were just going about their day. The person behind the wheel,

a self-described supreme gentleman named Alec Manassian. Alec is what you'd call an

in-cell. And if you aren't familiar with the term, here it is explained in Alex's own words.

It's basically a movement of angry incels such as myself who are unable to get laid.

Therefore, we want to overthrow the chads, which would force the Stacey's to be forced to

reproduce with the in cells.

Right, right. Okay. When you say incells, involuntary, a celibate.

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