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Harry Powers
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In this episode, we dive into the dark and twisted story of Harry Powers, a man who preyed on vulnerable individuals searching for love. Powers used personal ads in newspapers to lure his victims, promising romance but delivering tragedy. Learn how his schemes unraveled and his horrific crimes were uncovered
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