Playhouse to the Bighouse

Playhouse to the Bighouse

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Waywut di Darrell Holliday
E12
11 giu 2024
49:26

Note sull'episodio

Can a 10-year-old be a murderer? What about a serial killer at 8? In this episode of Waywut, Darrell explores the dark, deeply unsettling world of juvenile murderers—kids who didn’t just snap, but planned, carried out, and sometimes even bragged about brutal killings.

We cover:

  • Anton Wood, who shot a man at age 10
  • Alyssa Bustamante, who wrote in her diary about killing a 9-year-old “just to see what it felt like”
  • Jasmine Richardson, who helped her older boyfriend murder her entire family
  • Craig Price, the Rhode Island teen serial killer
  • Mary Bell, who was released and given a new identity after killing at age 11
  • Amardeep Sada, possibly the youngest known serial killer ever recorded
  • And Evan Miller, who claimed he was God before beating a man to death

We dig into:

  • How sentencing varies wildly between the U.S., Canada, and other countries
  • What “rehabilitation” really means when the offender is a literal child
  • And whether justice systems are capable of handling crimes this young and this violent

It’s disturbing. It’s real. And it’s exactly the kind of dark rabbit hole Waywut was made for.

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