Free crime seen AI Voice Generator by Fish Audio

In 1981, a series of disappearances began in Seattle, young women vanishing from public places, they were approached by a man with his arm in a sling, he'd ask for help carrying things to his car, once they helped, he'd knock them unconscious and drive them away.

She was a beloved kindergarten teacher, known for her warm smile and gentle touch. But behind closed doors of her pristine suburban home, she harbored dark secrets that would shock the quiet community. Nobody saw it coming, until that fateful September morning.

For the residents of this quiet suburban street, safety was a given, protected by white picket fences. But on a chilly October night, that illusion was shattered forever. Beneath the silver moonlight, a predator waited, preparing to commit an act so chilling it would redefine fear for an entire generation.

The Butcher Baker, Paul Henderson, ran the most popular bakery in town. His sourdough was legendary, his smile warm and inviting. But in his basement freezer lay evidence of three missing customers, their bodies preserved alongside his precious starter culture.

I remember this call that came in around midnight - just a noise complaint, pretty standard stuff. But when we pulled up to the house, something felt off. The front door was wide open, lights flickering inside. In this job, you learn to trust those instincts.

In 1987, the quiet town of Pine Creek was rocked when three local businesses were robbed in a single night, leaving behind only a single playing card at each scene. For thirty years, the case remained unsolved, until a deathbed confession revealed the shocking truth. Before we continue...

Good morning class my name is anthony dc mulenga thank you.

A homeless teenager with just $2 in his pocket and a broken laptop found in a dumpster. Everyone said he was finished. But in just 12 months, he built a tech empire worth millions from a public library. This isn't fiction. This is real life.