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In the early 1900s, the bustling city of New Orleans, Louisiana was terrorized by a serial killer.

They attacked 12 people in their homes over the course of a year.

What makes this case unusual is the alleged killer's promise to spare those that played jazz music from their homes.

While the reign of terror ended in 1919, the after effects are felt even in the present.

Today, we look at the disturbing case of the Axeman of New Orleans.

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Welcome back, Task Force. It's another Monday, so we got another mystery for you here on Redweb.

The show all about the unsolved and the unknown conspiracies, cryptids, true crime, all that good stuff.

I am your resident mystery enthusiast Trevor Collins and joining me, hearing the mystery for the very first time, Alfredo Diaz.

12 murders over the course of a year, like once a month.

That is once a month.

I could not imagine murdering someone once a month for the next year.

That's just never never when my mind go there, what I think of it, what I act on it.

But once a year, you're still you're in. You're subscribed to that idea.

What I mean once a year, I'm trying to catch this man Christian.

Look, he's flirting with danger as a man in the bowl.

Okay. So it's manageable, but you would have seen Dexter.

You chop people up in little pieces.

Then you take a bow out to the ocean. Then you just dump all the bags.

Okay. That's the one scene out of Dexter.

I've seen in that you're right.

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