After his arrest, authorities had a question for serial killer Henry Lewis Wallace.

Why'd he do it?

Sitting in his orange jumpsuit, Henry answered calmly.

He said, quote, I honestly believe that there is another Henry, one that I cannot control.

There's the good Henry, and then the bad Henry.

He went on to tell researchers Anne Burgess and Robert Ressler that his good side is a

chameleon who adapts to anything, any environment, any situation, and lures women in for his dark side.

But Good Henry did more than simply lure women in.

He spent years befriending very specific women, knowing they were the exact type Bad Henry might attack someday.

Bad Henry committed heinous crimes, while Good Henry ensured he was always the last person his victims would suspect.

But don't get it wrong.

There was only one Henry.

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Today we're covering Henry Lewis Wallace.

Wallace took 11 victims in the 1990s, mostly in Charlotte, North Carolina.

He's nicknamed the Taco Bell Strangler because he murdered several of his Taco Bell coworkers.

But his confessions revealed much more specific targets.

This episode includes discussions of violence, sexual assault, violence against children and murder.

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