This week in true crime we have a failed pseudo prison break and an attempted exorcism foiled by Home Depot employees. Brittany proves that you should never trust your quiet unassuming neighbors when she discusses Ed Gein this week. Brian brings us a tale of a lake in Georgia and it's not cool past and why you definitely should not go swimming there.
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