Dean Corll was an American serial killer who operated in Texas during the early 1970s. Often referred to as the "Candy Man" due to his family's candy factory, Corll, along with two accomplices, was responsible for the abduction, torture, and murder of at least 28 young boys. Sam also touches on the story of John Wayne Gacy.

Jeff tells the legendary story of Cleveland's 1974 Ten Cent Beer Night. What could go wrong ... did. As the game progressed, the crowd became increasingly unruly, with many fans visibly intoxicated. Tensions escalated when a fight broke out on the field. The situation deteriorated quickly, leading to fans storming the field and engaging in violent behavior, including throwing objects and brawling both with each other and with the players. And that was just the beginning.

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Jeff’s Sources:

• 10-Cent Beer Night: The Bizarre Baseball Promotion That Went Wrong – ESPN
• 10 Cent Beer Night - Cleveland Indians vs Texas Rangers (1974) – YouTube

Sam’s Sources:

• Dean Corll – Wikipedia
• The Candyman Killer: Dean Corll’s Horrific Crimes – ATI
• John Wayne Gacy – FBI Archives

The story of Bernard Bouriscot and Shi Pei Pu is a fascinating and complex tale that revolves around themes of deception, identity, espionage and love. In the 1980s, French diplomat Bernard Bouriscot fell in love with Shi Pei Pu, a Chinese opera singer, while stationed in China. The relationship unfolded amidst cultural and political tensions, with Bouriscot finding out, over time, that Shi Pei Pu wasn't exactly the person Bouriscot thought.

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Sources:

• https://perconcordiam.com/smokeless-war-and-mirrors/
• https://greydynamics.com/bernard-boursicot-and-the-spy-named-madame-butterfly/
• https://www.unilad.com/news/world-news/chinese-spies-shi-pei-pu-bernard-boursicot-
• https://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/02/world/asia/02shi.html

In 1994, Alison Botha was abducted at knife-point by two men outside her home in South Africa. Driven to a secluded nature reserve, she was raped, disemboweled, nearly decapitated, and left for dead. Against unimaginable odds, Alison survived this brutal attack. But survival was just the beginning—her journey for justice and healing became an inspiration to millions.

Now, decades later, there’s a major update in the case.

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Sources:

• Alison – Documentary (Prime Video)
• Minister Pieter Groenewald Cancels Parole for Alison Botha’s Attackers – Government of South Africa