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Better your story. Hi everyone. Welcome back. I hope you've all had a good week. So today,

we are going to be talking about Daniel Marsh and there's a really good

chance that you've never heard of this case before because it's not really well known and I don't

think too many people have covered it. And I first came across this case when I was just on YouTube

scrolling as you do and I saw some interrogation footage of Daniel clicked on it because

obviously I was intrigued and when I saw it my jaw hit the ground.

Every time I look at someone in my mind I see flashes of images of me killing them.

I want to hurt people. I want to heal people but I don't want to want that.

Daniel Marsh was a teenager that could not start fantasizing about murdering people.

Like, that was literally all he was thinking about.

And I mean literally all he was thinking about every time he would pass people on the street,

in school, just anywhere, he would think about all of the ways that he would want to kill that person.

Which is just truly terrifying

because you just never know what other people are thinking, and just imagine walking past

somebody, but they're thinking about killing you. I'm sorry with that sense, shivers down my spine.

And in the police interrogation, the police interview, Daniel openly described how he would

kill the detective that was interviewing him.

So, how would you kill me?

There's a lot of ways, choking you to death with your tie,

beating your face into the mirror until it broke and using the glass to cut your arteries,

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