BONUS - Patreon Preview TCHS Aftershow S3E1: Bloodsucking Freaks Pt. 2

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In the first TCHS Aftershow of Season 3, your hosts JD Horror and Dom break down the cases from S3E1: Bloodsucking Freaks Pt. 2

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Case #1: The Vampire of Sacramento - Richard Chase was a paranoid schizophrenic who believed that his blood was turning into powder and that he would die if he didn't replenish it with that of the innocent. His spree of vampiric horror would be short but so vile that it would become the stuff of nightmares. (R. Chase, Sacramento, CA) - Additional Research by Rhea McCuthcheon

Case #2: The Kentucky Vampire Clan - Rod Ferrell was always fascinated by what dwelled within the darkness. This obsession would soon create a hunger for both a group that he could feel a part of, and an endless quest to quench the thirst that lurked within his soul. (R. Farrell, Murray, KY / Eustis, FL)

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This episode features additional research by Rhea McCutcheon and Jessica Shannon, Music by Mechanical Ghost, The Quiet Type, Producer LB from the No One Likes Us Podcast and Shawn Grimm, and Artwork by Nuclear Heat Graphics. Sources for this episode’s case are available in the credits section of our website.

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