Brought to you by The Dancing Toaster, in this chilling episode of The Man-Eating Toaster, we unravel the terrifying true story of Adolfo Constanzo—drug lord, cult leader, and self-proclaimed sorcerer behind the Narco-Satanist killings of the late 1980s. What begins as the mysterious disappearance of a college student during spring break spirals into a descent through ritual murder, occult power, and demonic deception. From the blood-soaked rituals of Palo Mayombe to modern manifestations of occultism in media and pop culture, this episode exposes the dark thread connecting ancient lies to current trends. Listener discretion is strongly advised.
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