
Albert Fish
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Search complete. 46 mentions across 25 episodes found for "Albert Fish".
Oct 29, 2026
SERIAL KILLER CONSPIRACIES | Murder, Madness & Mind Control
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28:34AaronHOST
Uh... yes
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28:37Tom ThompsonHOST
i'll i'll enlighten you for the fans that don't know uh we did an episode on albert fish it's on all podcast platforms we just that was before we did video when we would sit beside each other in a room and drink too much beer albert fish the gray man operated with methodical depravity across decades.
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28:56Tom ThompsonHOST
His infamous letter to Grace Budd's mother described in grotesque detail the kidnapping of the young 10-year-old girl, her strangulation, and the carving up the body, cooking of the steaks and stew from her flesh.
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29:10Tom ThompsonHOST
So, dude, are you paying attention, Billy?
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32:34AaronHOST
Well, I guess that is a crazy number when you're talking about killing people.
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32:37AaronHOST
But I, How many people
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32:41Tom ThompsonHOST
did Albert Fish kill? That did not be spelled right.
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32:50Tom ThompsonHOST
I did not spell that right.
9 Songs About 9 True Crimes
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32:55Alan CrossHOST
In fact, there are so many more songs that we may have to do an entire show based on songs inspired just by serial killers.
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33:02Alan CrossHOST
Ted Bundy, Son of Sam, The Zodiac Killer, The Boston Strangler, Albert Fish, The Unabomber, Henry Lee Lucas, Peter Sutcliffe, Aileen Wuornos, and many, many others.
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33:12Alan CrossHOST
It's grisly stuff, this business.
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33:17Alan CrossHOST
You can get caught up on all previous episodes of Uncharted whenever you want.
Reading Solzhenitsyn's '200 Years Together' w/ Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson - Part 101-110
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65:20Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
Keep in mind also that, um, uh, FDR tried to imprison his entire opposition.
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65:28Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
Um, and I read that, you know, in Albert Fish's book, who I had met just be- you know, just before his death, um, in New York City.
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65:38Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
Anybody, including con- congressmen, he wanted to arrest them all, you know.
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65:42Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
Well, and he, he, you know, it wasn't even, wasn't even, uh, um, we're even at war yet, but it was pretty clear who, whose side that they were on.
Human Rights Are Red Tape | Stalin: Famine (Part 2)
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40:59Fin TaylorHOST
I don't think, uh...
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41:01Fin TaylorHOST
It's, it is Albert Fish.
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41:02Fin TaylorHOST
Everyone's Albert Fish.
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41:03Horatio GouldHOST
It's fishy, innit?
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41:03Fin TaylorHOST
Yeah.
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41:04Fin TaylorHOST
Everyone's Albert Fish.
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41:04Horatio GouldHOST
It's a fishy end time.
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41:05Fin TaylorHOST
Mm.
The Body in the Cellar
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1:02Bob RavelliNARRATOR
It's October 22nd, 1910, and another remarkable event is about to be uncovered by Aria, Rebecca, and Ali, the Retrospectors.
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1:16Olly MannHOST
One of my favorite books to pore over as a child was my junior chronicle of the 20th century, which included a section of illustrated timelines depicting famous world leaders, scientists, actors, and for inexplicable reasons, criminals like Charles Manson, the Krays, and the notorious child murderer, Albert Fish.
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1:34Olly MannHOST
One photo in particular always stayed in my mind, a black and white image of a seemingly unremarkable, bespectacled man staring somewhat nervously ahead of him, the infamous Dr. Crippen, convicted of his wife's murder today in history in 1910, following a foiled escape attempt that gripped the nation.
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1:50Arion McNicollHOST
Like many trials we've covered before on this show, in fact, the only trials we cover on this show, this one was called by some the trial of the century.
E606: The Reflecting Skin (1990) | Spooktober #3
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7:31LowResHOST
When you read or look back to any stories from the early 20th century, pre 1960s, there's always this particular nihilistic viewpoint of.
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7:46LowResHOST
And I would say this is more for like the 1920s and 1930s, like the Albert Fish era of American civilization, Great Depression.
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7:54LowResHOST
There's always like this utter dreariness of like, wow, everybody's suffering in some like very severe way and they're all just kind of dealing with it and white knuckling life.
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8:05LowResHOST
Yeah.
The Von Haessler Doctrine: S16/E201 - Circle of Hate
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46:01George ClarkPANELIST
Yeah, don't mess with A. Fisher, all right? Hey, don't say that.
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46:05George ClarkPANELIST
Albert Fish? Nobody's allowed to say that.
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46:07George ClarkPANELIST
Uh-uh.
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46:13Jared YamamotoPANELIST
Well, Jay-Z, again, he's going to be, as of right now, will be the Super Bowl halftime performer.
Zodiac Killer News Report: Speaking Truth to Evil
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35:53Black Box NedHOST
Many serial killers have experienced head trauma growing up, including David Berkowitz, who was hit with a metal pipe, Richard Ramirez, who had a dresser fall on his head, and Dennis Rader, who was dropped on his head as an infant.
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36:04Black Box NedHOST
Albert Fish also fell out a tree, and John Wayne Gacy was hit with a swing at the age of 11." And the Russian serial killer, Alexander Pichushkin, was also hit in the head with a swing, mind you.
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36:16Black Box NedHOST
Well, did the Zodiac Killer have something like that? Did the Zodiac Killer experience these things? I mean, I absolutely believe that he would have experienced physical and emotional abuse in his childhood because this would be a driving factor to become a serial killer.
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36:30Black Box NedHOST
If everything went perfectly, I don't think that he would have had these types of, um, desires to kill or hurt people.
Murder by the Numbers: Harold Schechter’s 199 Chilling Tales of True Crime
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45:15Harold SchechterGUEST
It's hard to say.
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45:16Harold SchechterGUEST
I mean, certainly my second true crime book, Deranged, was about the man that I and many other people would consider the most heinous serial murderer, a guy named Albert Fish, who back in the early 20th century spent his whole adult life roaming around the country and committing these horrible torture murders on children.
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45:45Harold SchechterGUEST
He's certainly not my favorite.
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45:53Harold SchechterGUEST
I wrote the book that I believe brought the figure of Ed Gein into widespread public awareness.
TMVP307 Fake Teachers, Firehouse Freaks & Hollywood's Reboot Problem | The Media Virus Podcast
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15:42Riki RockdefPANELIST
Literally, the guy's gonna be like, "This bitch."
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15:44Matty RockdefHOST
Well, how many times did they have to electrocute, uh, Albert Fish? It was a whi- it was a couple times.
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15:50Mike LaTorresHOST
I think so, yeah.
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15:51Riki RockdefPANELIST
I don't know her.
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15:52Matty RockdefHOST
You don't know who Albert Fish is?
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15:54Riki RockdefPANELIST
I don't.
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15:54Matty RockdefHOST
You, you probably live a happier life that you don't know who Albert Fish is.
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15:58Riki RockdefPANELIST
Good for me.
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