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under construction, it is labor intensive to do it this way. In the mean time however, all sources relied upon can be be found via reading Simon Dovey's excellent book Eye of the Chickenhawk (with all sources indexed), or if you're looking for a primary source, pulled from the FBI FOIA archives of Philip Paske, Roy Ames, Francis Shelden, and John Wayne Gacy, in addition to the Houston police department crime scene reports and coroners report on Dean Corll, as well as the missing persons report of Jerry and Donald Waldrop. This information is out there and not particularly hard to find, so please bear with me while I compile it in an easy to digest manner for your bad-faith debunking needs, or go do even the slightest amount of your own legwork and print out and read the FOIA documents yourself. There aren't that many. The Ames file is about 100 pages, the Shelden file is about 30, the Paske file is about 70 and by far the most packed with info, and the Gacy file is about 300 pages due to the amount of court transcripts

0:00 - Intro 1:16 - 0. What Is A Snuff Film? 6:11 - 1. The Candy Man 11:21 - 2. The Dirty Old Man 23:26 - 3. The Fool 29:48 - 4. Project Delta 32:26 - 5. The Devil 35:03 - 6. The Dentist 36:13 - 7. The Chicken Man 38:47 - 8. The Tax Man 41:39 - 9. The Con Man 44:40 - 10. The Network 46:16 - 11. The Wetwork

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