Due to the graphic nature of this killer's crimes, listener discretion is advised.

This episode includes discussions of murder and assault that some people may find offensive.

We advise extreme caution for children under 13.

It was around 3am and the city of St. Paul, Minnesota was still celebrating the new year,

1981. Heedless of the revelry, a balding man hurried towards a payphone on one of the

city's quieter streets. He took a deep breath as he stepped into the phone booth and shut the

folding door behind him. His bloodied hands shook as he dialed 911.

When a voice on the other end asked him what his emergency was, the man could only sob into the phone.

He told the dispatcher a young woman was hurt behind a nearby manufacturing plant.

She needed an ambulance quickly. The dispatcher asked for crucial information.

What happened to the girl? What were her injuries? And who was he?

The man didn't answer. He just hung up. He pushed his way out of the phone booth and was met

by a blast of icy wind. Pulling his coat tight around him, he walked off into the cold winter night.

Hi, I'm Greg Paulson. This is Serial Killers, a Spotify original from

podcast. Every episode we dive into the minds and madness of serial killers. Today we're

taking a look at Paul Michael Stefani, also known as the We Be Boyced Killer. I'm here with my

co-host, Vanessa Richardson. Hi everyone, you can find episodes of serial killers and all other

originals from podcast for free on Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts. Today we're talking

about the We Be Boyced Killer, Paul Michael Stefani. First we'll look at Paul's upbringing and

learn about the religious influence that shaped his life. Then we'll examine Paul's violent

attacks on several women in the early 1980s. His attacks were followed by bizarre,

remorseful phone calls to the police, in which he confessed to his sins but refused to face the

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