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This episode includes discussions of murder and assault

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On February 2nd, 1928, a farmer in Southern California was driving along Hudson Road near Puente, running his usual errands to town.

This morning his dog was with him. Full of energy, the mutt couldn't sit still so finally the farmer let the dog run alongside the car

The pair made their way down the lone highway the farmer took in the sunrise letting his thoughts drift as he kept pace with his dog.

Suddenly his dog darted into a ditch alongside the road, barking.

At first, the farmer kept driving.

But when the dog didn't try to catch up at the car, he pulled over.

He tried to call her, but it didn't work.

Annoyed, he walked over to see what was the matter.

The farmer expected a rabbit or a piece of roadkill.

Instead, he found a small decapitated human body lying in the mud.

A thick pool of blood collected where the head should have been.

The farmer wretch, he looked up and down the deserted highway wondering whether the monster responsible had dumped the body on his way out of

town or whether he was just moving in. And This is serial killers on the Parcast network.

Every Monday, we dive into the minds and madness

of serial killers.

I'm here with my co-host, Vanessa.

Hi, everyone.

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