The podcast host Micheal C. Bouchard is a published author of true crime and mystery novels. He discusses unexplained disappearances and unsolved murders. The host's shock-jock style and dysfunctional attitude confronts and challenges facts concerning misinformation and bad media while finding links to unsolved murders and disappearances. We think of monsters as hairy ghoulish figures with long fingernails and sharp teeth lurking in the darkness, however, the most dangerous monsters of all walk among us in the daylight.
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The podcast host Micheal C. Bouchard is a published author of true crime and mystery novels. He discusses unexplained disappearances and unsolved murders. The host's shock-jock style and dysfunctional attitude confronts and challenges facts concerning misinformation and bad media while finding links to unsolved murders and disappearances. We think of monsters as hairy ghoulish figures with long fingernails and sharp teeth lurking in the darkness, however, the most dangerous monsters of all walk among us in the daylight.
The Night Stalker - The Attack Episode 59 Taylor Swift Asshole Of The Week
The Night Stalker
10 minutes 42 seconds
1 year ago
The Night Stalker - The Attack Episode 59 Taylor Swift Asshole Of The Week
Let's see what happens when a young star with no life experience announces she supports Joe Biden during the halftime of the Super Bowl. It will not only start a riot but her fame and career will go right down the shiiter.
The Night Stalker
The podcast host Micheal C. Bouchard is a published author of true crime and mystery novels. He discusses unexplained disappearances and unsolved murders. The host's shock-jock style and dysfunctional attitude confronts and challenges facts concerning misinformation and bad media while finding links to unsolved murders and disappearances. We think of monsters as hairy ghoulish figures with long fingernails and sharp teeth lurking in the darkness, however, the most dangerous monsters of all walk among us in the daylight.
