Thank you so much for listening to Dinner at the Duece! Alexander Pichushkin, a Russian serial killer driven by a chilling obsession: to fill all 64 squares of a chessboard with his victims. Between 1992 and 2006, he murdered at least 48 people in Moscow, targeting the vulnerable and using brutal methods that earned him his infamous nickname. Pichushkin saw murder as a game. Sources: Alexander Pichushkin: Checkmate: The Chessboard Killer's Reign: Alexander Pichushkin (Masters of Malevolence: ...
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Thank you so much for listening to Dinner at the Duece! Alexander Pichushkin, a Russian serial killer driven by a chilling obsession: to fill all 64 squares of a chessboard with his victims. Between 1992 and 2006, he murdered at least 48 people in Moscow, targeting the vulnerable and using brutal methods that earned him his infamous nickname. Pichushkin saw murder as a game. Sources: Alexander Pichushkin: Checkmate: The Chessboard Killer's Reign: Alexander Pichushkin (Masters of Malevolence: ...
In the dead of night on June 11, 1962, three cunning inmates (Frank Morris and brothers John and Clarence Anglin) pulled off the most daring prison break in American history from the seemingly impenetrable fortress of Alcatraz Island. With nothing but crude tools made from spoons, a stolen drill motor, and fierce determination, they spent months chiseling through the thick prison walls, hiding their progress behind cardboard façades. Using over 50 stolen raincoats, they ingeniously stitched t...
Dinner at the Deuce
Thank you so much for listening to Dinner at the Duece! Alexander Pichushkin, a Russian serial killer driven by a chilling obsession: to fill all 64 squares of a chessboard with his victims. Between 1992 and 2006, he murdered at least 48 people in Moscow, targeting the vulnerable and using brutal methods that earned him his infamous nickname. Pichushkin saw murder as a game. Sources: Alexander Pichushkin: Checkmate: The Chessboard Killer's Reign: Alexander Pichushkin (Masters of Malevolence: ...
