The detectives that I'm about to interview who pioneered the Smiley Face killer theory

believed that there are over 700 men across America who possibly could have been murdered

by this group of serial killers, whose deaths have been forgotten about, covered up, and whose

friends and families have been silenced. In today's episode, we'll be discussing a few of these

victims, telling their stories, and then

visiting the locations of where their bodies were found in both Minnesota and Wisconsin,

in order to search for the dark answers, ourselves.

On today's episode, we're investigating the Smileyface murders, a series of up to 700 possible

murders that have taken place across the United States

that have potentially been carried out by the same dark web murder syndicate.

I'm sure you've heard the news stories before.

First, it's a headline like,

Local Man Goes Missing after drinking in Downtown River District.

A few days later, the headline reads,

Family pleads for help in locating

missing sun. And then, finally, sadly, a last headline, a few days later, reads,

Local Man's Body Found Floating in River. It's a pattern that we've seen occurring in multiple

cities across America in the last few decades, in cities like Chicago, Nashville, New York, and La Crosse, Wisconsin.

In fact, I just did a similar documentary last year on a rash of similar drowning murders

that have been occurring in Austin, Texas for the last few years that local authorities seem

incredibly hesitant to acknowledge. I was with one of the victims of that crime spree on the

evening that he went missing, in fact, and I know, deep down in my heart of hearts, that these

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