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December 21, 2020 By Robert Riggs

“Freed To Kill” Serial Killer Kenneth McDuff Is Six Feet Under But What Mysteries Remain? Episode 15 Season 1

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The scandalous release of serial killer Kenneth McDuff and corruption inside the parole system triggered the passage of numerous legislative reforms dubbed “The McDuff Law.”

But mysteries remain.

How many violent inmates bought their way out of prison and were free to kill again?

How many women did McDuff abduct and murder?

McDuff always liked to have an accomplice to witness his evil acts.

Did other accomplices get away with murder?

Investigators sit down with investigative reporter Robert Riggs to discuss their theories.


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