Ep. 316 - Were Leonard Lake and Charles Ng Programmed to Kill?

This week Scott and Patrick look deeply into the void on the subject of serial killers Leonard Lake and Charles Ng, most salaciously remembered for taking women as sexual slaves and ending their lives brutally as well as killing numerous others in seemingly short sighted fashion. We probe this narrative for evidence that they belonged to a larger network of human, drug and gun trafficking and the production of snuff films.

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