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This week, in Chunchula, Alabama, a charming, handsome, and remorseless serial killer works his way across the south, leaving a trail of bodies in his wake. He freely admits to, and brags about his crimes, even telling about some murders, for which he wasn't even a suspect. He's called "a low rent Ted Bundy" by prosecutors, but will he meet the same fate?
Along the way, we find out that some festivals have a hard time booking bands, that a psychopath can pass lie detector tests, and that if you kill more than a dozen people, no one can call you "a nice guy"!
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