And we're back. This is episode seven after show. I'm here with Tyler Bell. My name is Jack Luna.

You know how you're doing there. Tyler Bell. Hey everybody. Hi Jack. Hey guys.

Hi Jack. Hi Jack. Yeah. So this is the case of Pafel Tuchlin. A serial killer at a Poland.

We had to dig deep to get any information on this. But the thing that initially drew me to him was that

they nicknamed him the scorpion. And initially I was like, oh wow. Like that's a cool nickname.

But the reason why they called him that is like he would kill or he would he would incapacitate his victim.

Come away from the scene to make sure that nobody had saw seen what he did.

And then come back to finish the kill just like a scorpion apparently paralyzing their prey,

walking away, making sure the paralyzed coming back into consume. Which is very interesting to me.

But we found that beyond that he was a very interesting man all around. Yeah.

Real weirdo. His childhood, man. His childhood like many of these people I was rough. Yeah.

I would say I would say by far aside from maybe what I'm thinking about it. The ones off my head

that come up before him. I would say hadn't Clark is close into is how bad their childhoods were.

But, but powerful man. As far as home abuse goes, I have a special sort of spot in my heart for

abuse kids. It sucks. I was never really like abused as a kid, but I knew kids growing up who had

like, you know, hiding the bruises and all that sort of shit. And even compared to them,

Tuchelon's fucking early life was a fucking ride, dude. I've never even heard of anything

quite that bad. It almost seems it seems made up. So yeah, well, yeah, it does. What his father really would

do is they would put him outside in his pissy bed clothes with his pissy ass mattress in the

middle of like the little city that they lived in. And like he would just have to have people walk

behind look at him. And you know, it's not it's not the fucking the modern era where anyone's

going to stop in and be like, Hey, that's illegal. Yeah. It's just going to be like, oh,

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