Dinner at the Deuce

He started as a football player and bodyguard, but Marion “Suge” Knight became one of the most feared and powerful figures in hip-hop. As the co-founder of Death Row Records, he launched legends like Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and Tupac. But behind the music was a trail of violence, intimidation, and ultimately, a prison sentence. Join us for dinner as we dive into the rise and fall of Suge Knight, the man who turned the rap game on its ...

We all know his name: John Wayne Gacy- the 'Killer Clown,' one of the most infamous serial killers in U.S. history. To those around him, he seemed like a helpful, hardworking man who was active in his community. But between 1972 and 1978, he murdered 33 young men and boys near Chicago. Luring them to his home, he killed them and buried many under his house.



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wikipedia-John Wayne Gacy 
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We all know his name: John Wayne Gacy- the 'Killer Clown,' one of the most infamous serial killers in U.S. history. To those around him, he seemed like a helpful, hardworking man who was active in his community. But between 1972 and 1978, he murdered 33 young men and boys near Chicago. Luring them to his home, he killed them and buried many under his house.

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wikipedia-John Wayne Gacy 

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David Berkowitz, better known as the “Son of Sam,” claimed his neighbor’s demon-possessed dog told him to go on a killing spree.

He evaded capture for over a year while New York women were bleaching their hair and buying wigs. His downfall? A parking ticket near one of the crime scenes. 

Now serving six life sentences, Berkowitz has swapped bullets for Bibles and goes by the “Son of Hope,” which sounds like a motivational speaker... ...

In the dead of night on June 11, 1962, three cunning inmates (Frank Morris and brothers John and Clarence Anglin) pulled off the most daring prison break in American history from the seemingly impenetrable fortress of Alcatraz Island.

With nothing but crude tools made from spoons, a stolen drill motor, and fierce determination, they spent months chiseling through the thick prison walls, hiding their progress behind cardboard façades...

Vigilante justice—it can feel right, especially when something truly horrific happens and someone finally takes matters into their own hands. There’s a certain satisfaction in seeing justice served fast. But what if they get the wrong person? Without rules or backup, things can spiral out of control real quick. So is it justice or just chaos in disguise? We’re serving 3 stories of vigilante justice for dinner. Did they do the right...

A man of chilling contradictions — known in his community for spending time with male sex workers, drug users, and petty criminals. His efforts appeared sincere, often offering guidance and support to help them overcome addiction or escape lives of crime. He even served as chairman of the local Crime Prevention and Neighborhood Association in the early 1980s, actively encouraging neighborhood watch patrols and community vigilance. ...

In the 1980s, a cunning and elusive killer slipped through the cracks of the justice system multiple times. Known to police for petty crimes— drug possession and assault—he was arrested on several occasions but never held long enough to uncover his darker deeds. Each time, authorities saw only a repeat offender, not realizing they had a serial murderer in their custody. It wasn’t until years later that the horrifying truth surfaced...

In the 1980s, a cunning and elusive killer slipped through the cracks of the justice system multiple times. Known to police for petty crimes— drug possession and assault—he was arrested on several occasions but never held long enough to uncover his darker deeds. Each time, authorities saw only a repeat offender, not realizing they had a serial murderer in their custody. It wasn’t until years later that the horrifying truth surfaced...

For two relentless years, a serial killer terrorized the gay community, averaging roughly one victim a month. His weapon of choice was always a knife, and his attacks were brutally personal—each stabbing carried out with a frenzy that suggested both rage and ritual. The victims were found discarded close to interstates, each scene marked by the same savage violence. The cold consistency of his attacks made one thing terrifyingly cl...

For two relentless years, a serial killer terrorized the gay community, averaging roughly one victim a month. His weapon of choice was always a knife, and his attacks were brutally personal—each stabbing carried out with a frenzy that suggested both rage and ritual. The victims were found discarded close to interstates, each scene marked by the same savage violence. The cold consistency of his attacks made one thing terrifyingly cl...

In a quiet, unassuming neighborhood, a friendly husband and wife duo posing as a compassionate couple eager to help young women in need—a ride, a hot meal, a steady well paying job. Together, they exude warmth and trust, the perfect disguise for the nightmare they orchestrate behind closed doors. Their home, hidden behind curtains and locked doors, is a meticulously crafted house of horrors. Once inside, their victims quickly reali...

In a quiet, unassuming neighborhood, a friendly husband and wife duo posing as a compassionate couple eager to help young women in need—a ride, a hot meal, a steady well paying job. Together, they exude warmth and trust, the perfect disguise for the nightmare they orchestrate behind closed doors. Their home, hidden behind curtains and locked doors, is a meticulously crafted house of horrors. Once inside, their victims quickly reali...

Free-spirited, Phoebe lit up every room she entered with her infectious laughter and magnetic charm. She lived life on her own terms—reckless, radiant, and always on the edge. To most, she was magnetic. To those who really knew her, she was a storm barely held together. 

When she was found dead in a rubbish room after falling 12 stories in a trash chute, her friends and family are left shattered—and suspicious.

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Rebecca Zahau was a bright, well-liked woman found hanging from a bedroom window after the tragic accident of her stepson, Max. With no apparent signs of struggle, her death is quickly ruled a suicide. But not everyone is convinced. The deeper her family goes, the more the question grows: Did Rebecca take her own life… or did someone make it look that way?

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Ryan "The Giant” Wedding, a former Olympic snowboarder who never quite got the gold, found a new race to run—this time, to the top of the drug world. Ryan quickly learned that the high-stakes game of drugs moves just as fast as the slopes—only with more money and fewer doping tests. Now, instead of carving turns for medals, he's managing a multi-million-dollar operation. Can a man who's fast on the slopes outrun the ...

John is a charismatic and calculating man who has a knack for getting close to people. Beneath his charming exterior lies a dark ambition: to take everything they've worked for. He cleverly manipulates their trust, playing the role of a loyal friend while secretly plotting their downfall. His intelligence and charm make him a master of deception, leaving his friends unaware of the acid bath that awaits them.

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• Wikiped...

After a terrifying mid-flight lightning strike, Juliane finds herself plummeting 10,000 feet from a small plane into the dense, unforgiving Peruvian jungle. With no survival gear and no way to contact help, she relies on her vast knowledge of the wild to stay alive. Battling hunger, treacherous terrain, venomous wildlife, and unpredictable weather, Juliane embarks on a grueling journey to escape the jungle's grasp. Her surviva...

Tonight's dinner topic centers on Olympic wrestling gold medalist Dave Schultz. John DuPont, a multi-millionaire, wrestled with his own inner demons, including paranoid schizophrenia, which ultimately led to the tragic death of one of America’s most legendary wrestlers, Dave Schultz.

Sources:

• Team Foxcatcher Documentary
• Wikipedia - John DuPont
• ATI - allthat'sinteresting.com 
• LAist
• The Guardian 

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