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I've been out with a nasty eye infection after traveling for a week, but I'm back and maybe weirder than ever. In my search for holiday topics, I came across an article claiming that the inspiration for the 1974 cult classic Black Christmas was actually based on a serial killer from Montreal.
Wayne Boden, also known as the Vampire Rapist, assaulted and murdered at least five women between 1969 and 1971 in parts of Canada. He was given his horrible nickname because of his penchant for biting the breasts of his victims.
SOURCES
Blood Thirst; The True Story of Wayne Boden Vampire Rapist & Serial Killer; June 25, 2020
by Alan R Warren
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Wayne Boden, also known as the Vampire Rapist, assaulted and murdered at least five women between 1969 and 1971 in parts of Canada. He was given his horrible nickname because of his penchant for biting the breasts of his victims.
SOURCES
Blood Thirst; The True Story of Wayne Boden Vampire Rapist & Serial Killer; June 25, 2020
by Alan R Warren
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/autumn-s-oddities--5307439/support.
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