June 6, 2026
Mad Science Body Horror Stories: Experiments, Mutations, Monsters & Flesh-Ripping Terror

Mad science, body horror, mutant monsters, secret experiments, asylum terror, and flesh-ripping creature horrorcollide in this gruesome Weekly Spooky compilation built for fans of scary stories, horror fiction, monster attacks, medical horror, dinosaur horror, backwoods survival terror, and dark pulp nightmares.
These four tales crawl through the places where the human body stops being safe: an asylum doctor transformed into something impossible, a toxic disaster that unleashes prehistoric predators, a mountain crime scene overrun by man-eating feral hogs, and a warehouse hiding a family secret made of scars, blood, and teeth.
Inside this episode:
• I Used to Be a Doctor in an Insane Asylum. My Patient Destroyed My World. — by Michael Kelso
A psychiatrist working with the most violent patients imaginable loses everything when one of them escapes… but death is only the beginning. After a brutal attack, the doctor awakens as something no longer fully human, becoming an electrical ghost obsessed with revenge.
• Night of the Tyrants — by David O’Hanlon
A criminal nightmare in Fortune, Missouri turns prehistoric when a toxic disaster reveals what a nearby “chemical depot” has really been hiding. Drug dealers, killers, explosions, and rampaging dinosaurs collide in a savage body-horror creature feature.
• Hog Wild — by David O’Hanlon
A botched murder trip leaves criminals stranded in the woods, suspended in a wrecked car above a feeding frenzy of feral hogs. As the bodies fall and the pigs gather below, survival becomes a bloody, brutal fight against nature’s ugliest appetite.
• Warehouse of Blood — by Shane Migliavacca
A late-night reporter follows a missing-person lead into a family-owned warehouse and finds something much worse than a scoop. Behind the locked doors waits a scarred, hidden, half-forgotten monster who wants to play with his new “dolly.”
If you love mad scientist horror, body horror stories, monster horror podcasts, creepy experiments, mutant creatures, revenge from beyond death, and gory pulp horror, this compilation is packed with the kind of nasty surprises that make you check your pulse just to make sure your body still belongs to you.
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👨💼 Executive Producers: Rob Fields, Bobbletopia.com
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These four tales crawl through the places where the human body stops being safe: an asylum doctor transformed into something impossible, a toxic disaster that unleashes prehistoric predators, a mountain crime scene overrun by man-eating feral hogs, and a warehouse hiding a family secret made of scars, blood, and teeth.
Inside this episode:
• I Used to Be a Doctor in an Insane Asylum. My Patient Destroyed My World. — by Michael Kelso
A psychiatrist working with the most violent patients imaginable loses everything when one of them escapes… but death is only the beginning. After a brutal attack, the doctor awakens as something no longer fully human, becoming an electrical ghost obsessed with revenge.
• Night of the Tyrants — by David O’Hanlon
A criminal nightmare in Fortune, Missouri turns prehistoric when a toxic disaster reveals what a nearby “chemical depot” has really been hiding. Drug dealers, killers, explosions, and rampaging dinosaurs collide in a savage body-horror creature feature.
• Hog Wild — by David O’Hanlon
A botched murder trip leaves criminals stranded in the woods, suspended in a wrecked car above a feeding frenzy of feral hogs. As the bodies fall and the pigs gather below, survival becomes a bloody, brutal fight against nature’s ugliest appetite.
• Warehouse of Blood — by Shane Migliavacca
A late-night reporter follows a missing-person lead into a family-owned warehouse and finds something much worse than a scoop. Behind the locked doors waits a scarred, hidden, half-forgotten monster who wants to play with his new “dolly.”
If you love mad scientist horror, body horror stories, monster horror podcasts, creepy experiments, mutant creatures, revenge from beyond death, and gory pulp horror, this compilation is packed with the kind of nasty surprises that make you check your pulse just to make sure your body still belongs to you.
🎧 LISTEN NOW and subscribe for spine-tingling horror stories every week!
🎉 Unlock exclusive bonus episodes and support the show on Patreon!
👉 WeeklySpooky.com/Join
📬 Contact Us / Submit Your Horror Story!
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🎵 Music by Ray Mattis 👉 Check out Ray’s incredible work here !
👨💼 Executive Producers: Rob Fields, Bobbletopia.com
🎥 Produced by: Daniel Wilder
🌐 Explore more terrifying tales at: WeeklySpooky.com
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Welcome back, my spookys. Tonight we're cracking open the kind
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of stories that smell like ozone, antiseptic gasoline, and old blood.
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These are tales of bodies that don't stay bodies, of
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science that stops asking permission, of monsters that were never
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supposed to get loose, and of people discovering far too
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late that nature has teeth, secrets have claws, and revenge
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comes home, humming through the walls like a live wire.
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Somewhere tonight, a doctor learns that death is not the
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end of the experiment. Somewhere else, something ancient and hungry
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tears its way out of a place that was never
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really a chemical plant. In the dark, the woods begin
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to squeal and snort and feed, and behind locked doors
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in a warehouse where the rich bury their sins, something lonely,
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broken and bloodstain wants to play. So keep your hands
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inside the vehicle, do not tap on the glass, and
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whatever you do, don't assume the thing screaming in the
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dark is human, Because Tonight is all about mad science,
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body horror, and the terrible little question. Every monster story
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eventually asks what happens when the thing we may starts
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making choices? Of its own, and make sure you're subscribed
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on your favorite podcast app because every Wednesday there's a
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brand new scary story. Now let's begin. I used to
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be a doctor in an insane asylum. My patient destroyed
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my world by Michael Kelso this story needs to be told.
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Those who have suffered must understand why it's not as
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simple as some have made it to be, which is
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why it needs to come from the person most responsible. Me.
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It began when I was least expecting it. But then
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don't things always seem to happen that way? I'm telling you, Doc,
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people just don't understand, Frederick said, while rocking back and
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forth in the chair. What exactly don't they understand? I said,
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trying to look more relaxed than I felt. There's just
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something that takes over. You can't stop it. Impulse control?
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What's that mean? Frederick said, struggling against his straight jacket,
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trying to get comfortable. It means that when you want
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to do something, you try your hardest not to. It
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means you try to control or suppress the urge to
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do things you know are bad. Frederick's mouth alled open.
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He narrowed his eyes in confusion. Why would I want
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to do that. I suppressed the urge to sigh, because
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that's what people do, I said. They think about doing
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bad things, but then they control themselves and don't do
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them because those things are wrong and could hurt other people.
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Hurting people is wrong, he said, Yes, Frederick, hurting people
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is wrong. He shook his head as if he were
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trying to shake away a fly that was annoying him.
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Why why is hurting people wrong? No? Why are you
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telling me this? I don't understand. You're saying I'm bad,
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he said, trying to raise from his chair. You're saying
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I didn't need to hurt those people, that I'm a
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bad person. I got up from my chair and started
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backing toward the heavy metal door. I'm not bad, he
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yelled at me. You're bad. I knocked on the door
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and the orderly opened it. As Frederick got to his feet,
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I slipped through the door as it slammed shut from
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the impact of his body hitting into it. Bad, bad, bad,
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he screamed. Bad. Dah dah dah da da da da
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da dah dud Spit flew from his mouth, landing on
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the small observation window with metal grates embedded in it.
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You okay, doc, the orderly said, startling me. Yes, I'm fine,
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thank you. I turned and walked down the white hallway,
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hoping the orderly wouldn't notice the quickness in my step.
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I ignored the sound of Frederick beating on the door.
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I ignored all the sounds I heard. I just wanted
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to get away. It was a long walk to my
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office through many security gates. At each one, the nurse
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buzzed me through and gave me an acknowledging look that
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used to be a smile. I suppose this place gets
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to everyone eventually. I finally reached my office, closed and
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locked the door behind me, and collapsed into my chair.
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I breathed out a sigh of relief at reaching relative safety.
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I turned and looked out my window to the beautiful
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flowers blooming on the trees in the courtyard. I looked
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up at the tree stretching toward the sky. I remember
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when they planted those. I turned back to my center,
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my means of solace, the only thing that mattered in
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this cruel, unfair world. I picked up the picture of
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my lovely wife and smiled. She was the one who
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kept me sane all these years. She kept me seeing
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the best in people, or at least trying. Sometimes there
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was no good to see, especially in my patience. It
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takes a special kind of doctor to care for the
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mental needs of those who have done heinous things that
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are so bad they don't even bother sending them to prison.
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They send them to me. I'm like the dumpster for
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the dregs of society. Just drop them in the asylum
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and forget about them. I kissed my wife and set
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her back on the bare desk, then turned on my
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computer and added notes from today's session. There was never
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a recommendation for release. Once patients came here. The only
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way they left was in a body bag. There was
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no curing them, only trying to make them docile until
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they left. Oh, and there were experiments. That was a
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large part of how we were funded. Companies would pay
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for certain tests to be done. Some might call it torture,
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but we called it research. I finished typing my notes
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and leaned back in my seat. The diplomas and degrees
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stared down from their perches on the bare walls, mocking me,
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demanding why I hadn't gotten a better job. As usual,
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I didn't have an answer. My office suddenly felt stuffy,
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I closed down my computer and left. Driving down the
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packed freeway, all I could think about was collapsing on
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the couch beside my lovely Elizabeth, not telling her about
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my day until she dragged it out of me. Then
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listening to her encouraged me to help those who have
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been left in my care because I'm the only hope
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they have. Traffic was bumper to bumper and not helping
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my overall opinion of humanity much, especially when a car
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that was swerving from lane to lane nearly sideswiped me.
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It kept going on in front of me, nearly hitting
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several other cars. The driver and passenger seemed to be
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having a disagreement about how to drive the car, and
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it looked like it was about to come to blows.
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Fortunately they were soon out of sight and someone else's problem.
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For the next few miles, I kept watching the side
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of the road, waiting to see the offending car sitting
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in a ditch. However, they surprised me. They must have
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turned off to go terrorize some neighborhood streets with their
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reckless driving. I hummed to myself, not wanting to have
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whatever drek was on the radio forced on me. When
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I was nearly to my exit, my phone rang. I
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immediately recognized the number as Work. I contemplated answering it
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for a moment, then thought better of it. There had
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never been a time when Work called with good news,
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and I was in no mood for bad news. I
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hummed a little louder, trying to drown out the sound
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of the ring, before it finally stopped. The closer I
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got to home, the less I thought about work, and
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the more I thought about Elizabeth. Until I turned off
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at my exit, I had nearly forgotten work altogether. Maybe
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I would take tomorrow off and go do something with
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my wife. We hadn't been out for a while. The
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weather had been lovely, and I know she would adore
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a walk down by the lake. My thoughts were interrupted
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when I turned down our driveway and saw a car
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in front of the house. It wasn't quite in the driveway,
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it was sitting at an angle halfway in the front yard.
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I parked my car and slowly got out. Something struck
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me about this car, but I hadn't figured out what.
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I approached the driver's side to have words with the
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person still sitting at the wheel. Excuse me, I said,
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staying a few steps back from the driver's door. He
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didn't hear me. Excuse me, I said a little louder.
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Still no answer. I tapped on the window, and he
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ignored toward me. I opened the door. Okay, look, I said,
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but it was I who would do the looking. The
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man fell out of the car, thudding on the grass.
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The inside of the car was covered in blood. I
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looked down and the man's throat had been cut. Oh
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my god, I said, jumping back. I watched to see
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if the man was breathing, but the way his neck
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was bent at an unnatural angle against my yard told
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me everything that I needed to know. I glanced through
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the car, but didn't see the passenger. It was then
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my eyes drifted to my front door. It was open.
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I stepped through the shrubs and up onto the porch,
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walking in a daze. The surrealness of the moment had
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yet to sink in. I was going inside to check
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on my wife and make sure everything was okay. It
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didn't strike me as anything more than that. Oh, she
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just left the door open. That's all. My mind kept
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trying to tell me that I wanted desperately to believe it,
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even though she had never been that careless during the
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entire time we'd been married. I had pushed aside all
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reason and common sense in favor of pure denial. Everything
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was going to be okay. With Elizabeth. Everything was always okay.
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She could literally light up a room with her positivity.
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She was the best person I ever knew. I've no
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idea how I got so lucky as to know her,
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let alone be her husband. I floated in through my
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front door on my cloud of denial and looked for
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my wife. It didn't take me long to find her.
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There was one wall of the living room she was
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constantly redecorating. She always said it looked bare and empty
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no matter what she did with it. She was hanging
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from that wall, naked, her beautiful body desecrated by slices
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and rips. Her throat had been slit and blood still
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poured from it. I ran to her, tried to take
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her down, screamed her name, and then it was my
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turn to scream. I looked down and saw a knife
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blade sticking out from my abdomen. It was part of
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the cutlery set I had gotten for Elizabeth three Christmases ago.
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I screamed as I slowly turned to face my attacker.
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What's up, Doc, Frederick said, wearing a maniacal grin. The
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shock had punched a hole in my reasoning. I saw
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him standing there, but I couldn't accept it any more
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than I could accept my beautiful wife strung up like
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a macabre painting hanging on our living room wall. My
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eyes tried to focus on his face to make me
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recognize him as a threat. How's that impulse control working
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for you, doc? He ripped the knife out of my back.
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The pain, along with his arrogance, woke me from my
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shock induced stupor. Now do you understand, he said, as
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he shoved the knife into my belly. I did understand.
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I understood at that moment that I was already as
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dead as my wife. I knew that this piece of
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human garbage had taken something beautiful from this world. I
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knew I had to do something about it before there
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was nothing I could do before my body succumbed to
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injuries and I was unable. I grabbed him by the throat.
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He tried to laugh, but my grip was fueled by desperation.
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He tried to free himself, but couldn't. He began stabbing
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me over and over. I refused to release him. I
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carried him by his neck over to the kitchen counter
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and began bashing his head off the marble. I was
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rewarded with spots of his blood. I knew, at least
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I had made him bleed, and that made me smile.
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His eyes grew wide as my grin grew maniacal. I smelled,
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repeatedly crushing him against the sink, breaking the faucet and
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causing water to spray into the air. His eyelids fluttered
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as he lost his grip on the knife. He was
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nearly gone. I would take him with me, and that
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would be my parting gift to the world, removing something
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so evil. Suddenly, my body wouldn't obey commands. My grip loosened.
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I tried to tighten it, but I had lost all control.
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I looked down and I was standing in a pool
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of my own blood. His eyes fluttered open, and he coughed, no, no, no,
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no no. I thought, he can't live, he can't win.
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I had him. He stood as I sank to the floor.
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Looks like, maybe you do understand, doc, he said from
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what seemed like miles away. Too bad, you won't be
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around to discuss it. We could have a session and
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evaluate how it makes you feel. His foot came down
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on my spine. I felt a crack. He started kicking
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me in the side, repeatedly, splashing water and blood on me.
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As I felt my ribs crack. I fought with everything
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I had. My body didn't even twitch. No, I screamed,
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it can't end like this. I heard a sizzling sound,
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and then there was darkness. I could feel movement. Wasn't
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I dead? Was this what happened after? It was still dark? Hello?
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I tried to say, nothing, just the sensation of movement.
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Am I in a body bag? Am I on my
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way to the morgue or the grave? Please don't let
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me be buried? Alive? But I'm not alive? Am I?
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I don't feel any pain. That's a good thing, but
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not a good sign. The last thing I remember was
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lots of pain. Suddenly there's a light and my movement stops.
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I look up from the floor of a house. I
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don't recognize where the hell am I. I'm on the
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