You began to plant the seed in people's minds.

But I think in the process, you did create a media image of me

that's far beyond the reality of me.

And this craving, this awful, raging eating feeling inside. I could feel it consuming my insides. It was overwhelming

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So I'm approaching this one a bit differently because the case is quite aged and there's not much information regarding the subject's childhood.

But I do think the times will reflect some causation or at least be a contributing factor.

This podcast will be on the Danish serial killer and Catherine Andersdatter.

But let's go back in time a bit in Denmark to set the scene for the story.

So according to sources, the historical records show us that the women of Scandinavia,

with regards to the legal, civilian,

and cultural status of women in prehistoric society during the stone, bronze, and iron age

are somewhat obscure. But it was said that the Viking age sources indicate that women were

relatively free and lived in contemporary societies and

then the later Middle Ages. With the gradual introduction of Catholicism in Scandinavia in the

early Middle Ages, well, women's rights were increasingly regulated and restricted. We know this. I mean, this is not really

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