Back in the 1930s there lived a man who lived what most thought was a quiet life, in a quiet town, so quiet in fact it was named “Quiet Dell.”
This man was far from quiet, though, as you’ll see in our latest video:
The Chilling Tale of the Lonely Hearts Killer
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