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The Dating Game Killer: The Lost Victims (2010)
How one of America’s most infamous rapists and serial killers wound up on The Dating Game TV show in 1978 and even beat out his fellow contestants.
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How one of America’s most infamous rapists and serial killers wound up on The Dating Game TV show in 1978 and even beat out his fellow contestants.
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