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Ben 'n' Henry break down this week's true crime stories: a conspiracy-fueled man spearguns his own kids, farmhand brothers drown in poop, a foot fetishist calls 999, a Mothman sighting at Skillet concert, and MUCH MORE.

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Kvasir's Blood

Ah man, Skillet is kinda good tho. And they are barely "Christian" rock But their new shit, like they played, is garbage.

Seb

Drowning in poop? I remember you guys mentioning the same thing happening during the Black Death series. Dude fell into a pit full of shit and drowned.

Maureen Yoder

That first story happened like 10 min from me. I was going to send it in but apparently someone beat me to it. Never a full moment here in Amish country.

Anonymous

I actually came here to say this lol. I saw them once in my Evangelical Christian days (i got out thank fuck) and they werent the worst lol

Anonymous

I don't know their music but I was really impressed with their live sound. Also, all of these Daybell/Campbell similar tragedies remind me of The Devil You Know season 2; just watched it.

James Graham

Wtf that little girl got a letter from fucking Albert Fish.

TheCasualRoadie

While OJ will never sit next to his wife's killer he's certainly always sitting with him 😄

Anonymous

I have friends who actually like Skillet and it's embarrassing 😅

Elliott Peters

Removed from that world but recall when asked how it feels

Angelique Collins

You guys! So a tiny backstory to Cincinnati and Sin City: Before Vegas was constructed as the ultimate party that it is, Newport, KY was called "Sin City." Newport is just across the river, and also where the awful Beverly Hills Supper Club Fire took many lives. My great-grandfather was involved in the "mafia" gangs here, also where George Remus set up shop! At the top of my mind was a family restaurant called "Barney's Old Homestead" which was actually only a front for a gambling hustle. Lots of those here back then.