Did this Serial Killer Really Kill 200 People? The Real Horror of Henry Lee Lucas

WELCOME TO SEASON FIVE OF KILLERS, CULTS & QUEENS!

Cheryl and Nikki are reunited ( and it feels so good) and back in the studio together.

For episode one, they're kicking off with the "Most Prolific" serial killer of the USA: Henry Lee Lucas...but is everything as it seems?

In part one, we uncover Henry's horrific childhood growing up with a mother who did everything in her power to make his life HELL.

We then go on to uncover how this affected him and left him both physically and mentally wounded for the rest of his life. He claims his first victim was a 17 year old, but it may have actually been his own mother!

We then go on to find out about his teenage years, his time behind bars and a chance meeting which would see him join forces with another heartless individual. Making them the most evil couple the world has ever known.

That's all coming up on Part one, be sure to join us back for Part Two.

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