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Flesh Collectors

Cannibalism and Further Depravity on the Redneck Riviera

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Flesh Collectors

By: Fred Rosen
Narrated by: Graham Vick
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Misfit Jeremiah Rodgers, 21, and racist devil worshipper Jonathan Lawrence, 23, were serving time for petty crimes when they met in a Florida penal-system mental hospital. A friendship grew from their shared lust for sadistic brutality, and once released they teamed up to hunt human prey. In March 1998, in Pensacola, Florida, while quietly watching TV, Leighton Smitherman was shot in the back by assailants hiding outside his home. Amazingly he survived, not knowing that he'd been chosen at random by would-be thrill killers. Their next target wasn't so lucky.

Justin Livingston, 20, died from multiple stab wounds - some more than six inches deep. The horror peaked on May 7, 1999, when Rodgers went on a "date" with pretty Jennifer Robinson, 18, with Lawrence tagging along. The young woman was drugged and assaulted first by Rodgers and then Lawrence before Rodgers shot her execution style. But the worse was yet to come - an unspeakable act of mutilation that followed in the bloody footsteps of one of the most infamous serial killers of our time....

©2003 Fred Rosen; Distributed in 2015 by Open Road Distribution (P)2015 Audible Inc.
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