[TRUE CRIME] - Ep. 21 - The Iceman - Richard Kuklinski and his trail of death

This episode will go in-depth about Richard Kuklinski, also known as "The Iceman". Learn who he was, why he was eventually called "The Iceman", what he did, how he killed his victims, how he eventually got caught, and how he died.

He claimed to have killed nearly 200 people but was this true? He also claimed to do hits for the mob including some so well-known that they made the papers. How did he get away with his crimes for so long?

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"Coming Home" & "Long Note Two" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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