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181. Pazuzu Algarad’s House of Horrors | USA
A self-proclaimed Satanist had been boasting about animal sacrifice, murders and claiming he had buried the bodies of his victims in his backyard for several years. Yet nobody took him seriously. For a long time, Pazuzu Algarad had been able to continue his disturbing practices within his filthy home, before authorities finally realised, he had been telling the truth all along…
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Resources
Documentary
Articles
Satan-Worshipping Killer Pazuzu Algarad's Crimes Are Examined In 'The Devil You Know'
'The Devil You Know' explores self-proclaimed Satanist who suffered 'serious mental health issues'
Satanic Family’s House of Horrors — True Crime
The Satanist Who Only Pooped in the Corners of His House
From John Lawson To Pazuzu Algarad: Complete Story Of The Self Proclaimed Satanist
Pazuzu and His Shortcakes: a Tale of Satanism, Murder, and Fantastic Police Work
Pazuzu Algarad: Here is everything you need to know about The Satanist killer
Timeline: The Pazuzu Algarad case
‘Devil worshipper’ Pazuzu Algarad is dead
Meet Pazuzu Algarad, The Satanist Who Buried Bodies Behind His House Of Horrors Pazuzu Algarad Case: How did he Become a Serial Killer?
The facts behind the satanic slayings in ‘The Devil You Know’
An evil anniversary: The Pazuzu Algarad case broke 7 years ago
Created & Produced by Sonya Lowe
Narrated by Noel Vinson
Researched & Written by Nikki Smith
Music: “Nordic Medieval” by Marcus Bressler
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