Viktor Sayenko, Igor Suprunyuk, and Alexander Hanzha had known each other since grade school. Considered to be social outcasts by their peers, they formed a close bond with one another. Although he was quiet, Igor Suprunyuk would be the first one to pick fights with his peers, Igor must have made quite an impression on Victor and Alexander because their grades would fall substantially after meeting him. Their elementary years would be rambunctious but free from crime until the fifth grade when the three were caught throwing rocks at a moving train. Although bad it was a far cry from the killing spree the three would be implicated in almost a decade later. Claiming over 19 victims and the most grotesque video to ever surface on the internet. In this episode, we'll be going over the makers of the infamous video: three guys and one hammer, the Dnepropetrovsk maniacs. All this and more coming up next.Support the show

The murder of Mark Kilroy seems like a typical cartel kidnaping gone wrong, however when more bodies begin piling up the motivations of the group takes a strange turn. Who are the men that murdered Mark and why did they do it? Find out on cereal with a C.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/distantlysocial)

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Honestly if I wrote a description it would probably be longer than the actual podcast, but I'll try anyways:Two stories about contract killers. The hitman who hired a hitman who hired a hitman who hired a hitman ultimately realizes that delegating his own tasks  will only get him so far, and a father but out a hit on his own son. Tune into Cereal as your host Sam tells it all and than some, some too many if you ask me.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/distantlysocial)