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

This episode includes discussions of murder, suicide, grooming, and sexual abuse involving

children.

We advise extreme caution for listeners under 13.

Greed for lack of a better word is good.

Coming from the 1987 film Wall Street, this statement is as controversial as it is iconic.

A mantra of entrepreneurs and business leaders the world over.

Greed may be a deadly sin to some, but in the world of business, it's a virtue.

If you hear your boss quote Michael Douglas' character from this film on your first

artwork, you may find yourself wondering, am I too nice for the world of business?

Or does this business put the bottom line over the well-being of its own employees?

Almost everyone has worked for a horrible boss one way or another.

But what if the human cost of doing business is more than just losing your job?

What if, by going to work, you put your very life at risk?

The serial killers we discussed today may not be suave Hollywood-ready tycoons, but they

all achieved or attempted to achieve the American dream of starting their own company.

Because rightly or wrongly, they all seem to believe that being a CEO was a surefire

way to get a way with murder.

Hi, I'm Greg Poulson.

This is serial killers.

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