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You know those moments where you think,
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wow, someone should really step in and help this guy.
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Well, welcome to the life of Richard Chase,
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a man who went from blaming his mom for controlling his mind,
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to let's just say, developing a very personal relationship
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with the neighborhood rabbit population.
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Diagnosed with severe mental illness,
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but consistently ignored,
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his spiral was a full-on crash,
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and everyone around him just kept handing him the keys.
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This is a story of a man whose untreated delusions
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turned gruesome and left a permanent stain on Sacramento.
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From the bizarre to the downright horrifying,
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this episode's gonna leave you wondering
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how many red flags could possibly go unnoticed,
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for just flat out ignored.
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But before we get into that story,
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Welcome to 10 Minute Murder.
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When it comes to true crime,
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some cases read like poorly thought out fiction,
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implausible, grotesque and baffling.
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Then there's Richard Chase,
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whose life was a parade of warning signs ignored
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until the catastrophic crescendo.
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Chase wasn't so much born into chaos
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as he was marinated in it.
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Every aspect of his life seemed to scream for intervention,
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but no one picked up the phone.
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Born in 1950 in Sacramento, California,
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Richard Chase arrived as an unplanned stress test
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for a marriage already teetering on the brink.
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His parents weren't exactly relationship goals.
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Their arguments made the hat fills and McCoy's
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look like diplomats.
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Richard's mother, a master class in paranoia,
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regularly accused her husband of poisoning her.
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Why?
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So he could supposedly have his way with her while she slept.
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A claim as baseless as it was disturbing.
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The accusations didn't stop there.
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According to her, there was also a secret mistress involved,
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one so dedicated to skulking
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that she supposedly hid in the bushes during a family trip.
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No one else ever saw this phantom bush lady,
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but the allegations stuck around like a bad house guest.
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By the time Richard was a teenager,
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all that parental toxicity had soaked straight into his DNA.
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He was a walking testament to unresolved trauma,
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channeling his angst into drugs, likely to numb
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the festering unease that his childhood left behind.
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Unfortunately, those substances didn't just dull the edges.
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They fueled the particular behaviors
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that would become part of his calling card.
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It's safe to say Richard's early years were a disaster,
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unfolding in slow motion, setting the stage
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for the chilling chapters to come.
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Richard Chase's behavior often left people scratching
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their heads.
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One of his stranger habits, falling asleep naked
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in the family room,
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heaters cranked to full blast
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while every window in the house was wide open.
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Was it a rebellion against a chaotic upbringing
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or an early glimpse of something far more troubling?
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Hindsight makes the answer unsettlingly clear.
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Despite his oddities, Richard managed to maintain
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a surface level normalcy,
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popular, well-dressed, seemingly composed,
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but beneath that polished exterior
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brewed a storm of dread and anxiety.
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One he couldn't suppress once he got a girlfriend.
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The relationship unraveled when she revealed
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that his impotence was the breaking point.
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The breakup marked the start of Richard's downward spiral.
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Hygiene became the first casualty.
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He stopped bathing.
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He let his hair grow out,
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and he neglected himself completely.
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Though he graduated high school with solid grades,
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his college experience was a disaster.
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Poor attendance and failing results
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pushed him to drop out.
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Then came the supposed symptoms.
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Richard claimed his heart would sometimes stop beating.
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Medical tests found nothing physically wrong,
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but no amount of evidence could sway him.
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He was convinced that something inside him
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was catastrophically broken.
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What began as a vague complaint
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quickly became a cornerstone of Richard's
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increasingly fractured reality.
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The first in a series of delusions
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that would define and ultimately destroy his life.
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Richard Chase's heart wasn't just
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metaphorically broken.
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He became convinced it was physically falling apart.
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His delusions escalated quickly.
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First, he believed that someone had stolen his pulmonary artery.
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It's very specific.
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Then he became convinced that his bones and his skull
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had detached and were rattling around in his head.
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As his mind unraveled, his body followed.
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Richard grew painfully thin and jittery,
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a result of heavy drug use and bizarre behavior.
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Holding down a job became impossible,
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and one horrifying incident at home got him kicked out for good.
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Believing his heart was shrinking
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and his blood had turned into dust,
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Richard killed the family dog and drank its blood
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in a desperate attempt to heal himself.
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He soon found a new living arrangement
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in the strangest way.
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Loitering in the yard of two strangers,
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Sid, Demarchie, and Rachel Stadham.
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After what must have been a pretty surreal conversation,
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they agreed to let him move in.
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His parents even shipped in 50 bucks a month for rent.
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But Richard's habits made him the roommate from hell.
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He often wandered around the house,
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naked, and intoxicated, barricaded himself in his room,
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and even nailed his wardrobe shut
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to keep intruders out.
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Sid and Rachel quickly left,
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passing their rooms to Rachel's brother and his friends.
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They didn't last long either.
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Richard's behavior drove them out too.
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Left alone, Richard couldn't afford the rent,
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and his delusions only grew darker
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as his isolation deepened.
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After years of erratic behavior in paranoia,
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Richard ended up where many troubled adults
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reluctantly returned.
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His parents' house.
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But things there were anything but stable.
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His parents had recently divorced,
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and Richard's delusions escalated.
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Laving alone with his mother,
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he became convinced that she was poisoning him
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and moved in with his father instead.
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That didn't work out either.
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His behavior became too much for his father,
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leading Richard to bounce between households,
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leaving both parents drained and desperate.
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The breaking point came in 1972.
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During an argument, Richard's mother called the police,
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but while on the phone, he attacked her,
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hitting her over the head with a phone receiver.
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In a baffling move, she did not press charges,
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but the incident permanently barred Richard from her home.
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He moved to Los Angeles to live with his grandmother,
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but his unraveling continued.
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She often heard him muttering to himself,
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carrying on conversations with absolutely no one.
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One night, she walked into his room
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to find him standing on his head.
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Richard calmly explained,
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it was his way of getting blood to flow back into his brain.
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A homemade fix for a problem no doctor had ever diagnosed.
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As Richard became thinner, more disheveled
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and increasingly erratic, his obsessions grew darker.
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His fascination with human anatomy
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turned into a gruesome hobby,
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cutting out pictures of organs from medical books
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and pinning them to his walls.
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His paranoia also became harder to ignore.
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Once he called an ambulance, claiming severe heart pain.
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Doctors found nothing wrong with him physically,
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but the untreated mental illness
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was becoming impossible to miss,
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except it seemed by his family.
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When Richard Chase was finally evaluated
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by medical professionals, the diagnosis was blunt.
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He suffered from a psychiatric disturbance of major proportion.
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That's a quote, but his parents weren't convinced.
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Instead of pursuing the necessary treatment,
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they dismissed the diagnosis and brought him back home,
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a decision with dire consequences.
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Richard's behavior did what it had always done, escalated.
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One evening while watching television,
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he saw a program about a cat receiving medical treatment.
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To Richard, even a cat was being treated better than he ever had.
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Enraged, he took the family cat outside.
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His mother heard a gunshot and ran to find him covered in blood,
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tearing apart the cat's remains
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and smearing them all over his body.
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This horrifying act led to another hospital admission,
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where Richard was diagnosed with acute paranoid schizophrenia,
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a condition requiring intensive care.
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But once again, his mother intervened.
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Convinced she knew better than the doctors,
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she removed Richard from their care
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and brought him home with her.
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She later claimed that he had fully recovered
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under her supervision, a claim that would
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tragically be proven false.
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To Richard chase his father, his son's relationship with his mother
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was a constant war.
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Richard believed she controlled his mind
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and their arguments often turned physical.
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After each fight, she'd call his father for help,
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but these interventions only worsened Richard's anger.
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Desperate, his parents set him up with his own apartment,
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hoping for stability.
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His father visited regularly until one day
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found Richard barely alive on the floor.
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Richard had been injecting rabbit blood into his veins,
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a twisted attempt to cure his delusion
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that his heart was shrinking, and his blood had turned into powder.
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Admitted to a psychiatric hospital,
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Richard insisted fresh blood was his only cure.
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Despite his erratic behaviors, doctors released him
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into his mother's care again.
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She began weaning him off his medication
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and any progress unraveled as his untreated psychosis
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dragged him deeper into violence and delusion.
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He began purchasing puppies and small pets
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through classified ads, killing them and gruesome rituals,
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whether this was delusional compulsion or practice
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for something worse remains unclear.
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Richard also obtained a gun, amplifying the danger.
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Neighbors frequently reported hearing gun shots
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from his apartment, sometimes aimed
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at the animals he consumed, other times
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at the voices in his head.
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On December 29th, 1977, Richard turned
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to his violence outward.
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Denied the chance to spend the holidays
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at his mother's house because his sister feared him,
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Richard lashed out.
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He spotted 51-year-old Ambrose Griffin,
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unloading groceries in his driveway
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and killed him in a senseless drive-by shooting.
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Less than a month later, on January 23rd, 1978,
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Richard broke into the home of Teresa Walling,
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shooting her three times.
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He mutilated her body, repeatedly stabbing her stomach,
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sexually assaulting her and removing her organs.
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Teresa tragically was alive for much of this
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and three months pregnant at the time of her murder.
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Four days later, Richard escalated further,
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breaking into the home of Evelyn Moroth,
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killing her, her six-year-old son Jason,
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her 22-month-old nephew David and her friend, Dan Meredith.
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After killing them, he mutilated Evelyn's body,
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sexually assaulted her remains,
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and did the same to little David before fleeing
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with David's remains in his car.
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The aftermath mirrored the brutality scene
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at Teresa Walling's house.
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Neighbors reported a disheveled man
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in an orange ski park near both crime scenes.
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When the police released a composite sketch,
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a high school acquaintance of Richard came forward,
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recalling seeing him wearing the distinctive jacket.
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When police entered his apartment,
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they found a blood-soaked scene.
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With David's remains in a box in the trash.
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I was sick.
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Richard later told Psychiatrists,
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I was trying to get free of poison place
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and go live with my grandmother's relatives.
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Richard was arrested and admitted to a mental facility
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while the courts debated whether he was competent
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to stand trial.
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Ultimately, he was convicted and sentenced to death,
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but Richard would not live long enough to face execution.
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On December 26, 1980, he was found dead in his cell
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after overdosing on anti-depressant medication
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he'd been stockpiling.
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Beside him, lay a four-page note, part of it written in code,
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and the rest revealing his final delusion.
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He believed taking his own life was the only way
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to stop his heart from beating for good.
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Richard, Chase's short, horrifying reign of terror was over,
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but his story remains a chilling reminder
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of what can happen when untreated mental illness,
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delusion, and violence collide.
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(upbeat music)
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That's 10-minute murder for today.
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Brief and bingeable true crime.
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I'm Joe, I'm the host, thank you for joining today,
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especially if you're a new listener.
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If you've just joined the podcast,
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I hope that you enjoyed this episode.
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And let me tell you, it could have been,
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man, if you don't know this story,
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that this Richard Chase story,
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the vampire of Sacramento is what he's called.
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It could have been a lot worse.
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I intentionally don't put in a bunch of the gross details.
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This one had a bunch.
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And if you think this was bad,
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you should see what I left on the cutting room floor,
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so to speak.
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They was, it's real bad, like nightmare bad.
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