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Fresh Hell contains stories of a disturbing and often graphic nature and is intended for a mature audience.

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or they might turn out like us. Hi, I'm Annie in the U.S. And I'm Johanna from Austria, and you're

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because now it is time to jump right into a topic that we know is going to be up your creepy

dark alley.

This and next week we will be talking about a very rare phenomenon in the true crime

world, a serial killer family. I think it's already rather rare to have a serial killer

duo working together, like friends or a couple, the Wests or something like this, but a whole family.

Yeah, it's too many killers together.

Yeah, I can't think of a lot of cases like that, at least not in the real world.

I mean, I know, it's often used in horror movies like Texas Chains or Massacre, for example.

This story is like a horror movie.

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