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Welcome to this week's main episode of Rotten Mango. I'm your host, Stephanie Sue. Let's

talk about Sean. Sean hopped into his car to go pick up his girlfriend. This is like

the happiest time of the day. He was always so happy when he was going to go see her. Even

though they lived together, they cuddled together, they cooked dinners together, he just could

not get enough of his girlfriend. Oh, there she is. He rolled down his window. Oh, hey,

buddy. Hop in, baby. I missed you. How is work? She's like good, good. He leans in for

a kiss, and he couldn't help but pull away with this big old grin on his face. He's

thinking to himself, I wonder if she knows. I wonder if she can taste it. I can. I can

still taste the human flesh lingering in my mouth.

As always, full show notes are available at rottenmangopodcast.com, but have you gone and picked

up a copy of the book called dismembered? Okay, I highly recommend it. It sounds sick and

twisted, and it is, but it is a really well written book on this case. The authors did

extensive research. They spent a lot of time not just not just putting the book together,

but also on the victim's lives and trying to showcase who they were as people. It's written

by the two authors, Susan D. Mustafa, who also happens to have a really good book on

the zodiac killer, by the way, and Sue Israel. I don't know how they did it. I don't know

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