10-minute murder contains depictions of actual crimes.

What you are about to hear is real and violent in nature.

Discretion is advised.

This is 10-minute murder.

Welcome to the Brief and Bingeable True Crime Podcast, 10-minute murder. I'm Joe, the host, and thanks for being here.

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but it still smells like me, so maybe wash it a few times. Okay, sorry, sorry, I think I made that weird.

All right, the story today is going to focus on a killer that happened to be BFFs with another,

maybe the most discussed killer in U.S. history, Lee Harvey Oswald.

Later, he would spill the tea on Oswald, the hot goss, as the kids say.

I don't know if the kids really say that.

But he said that Lee Oswald wasn't very smart.

His Russian wasn't very good, and they would often speak English using a terrible German accent,

pretending to be a covert spy.

The killer were talking about took the

life of up to possibly 43 people. The trashbag killer preyed on young men in California from

1965 to 1977. He's also known as the freeway killer. We're talking about Patrick Wayne Kearney.

Patrick Kearney was the oldest of three sons and was raised in a pretty stable family.

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