Speaker 1: What makes a murderer's mind tick? Killer Psyche is a
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Speaker 1: Psyche covers high profile cases that shocked the world, and
Speaker 1: host Candye DeLong uses her five decades of experience as
Speaker 1: a clinical psychiatric nurse and FBI criminal profiler to dissect
Speaker 1: the motivations and behaviors of the most terrifying felons in history.
Speaker 1: And you'll definitely want to listen to a recent episode
Speaker 1: of Killer Psyche where Candice looks into the mysterious murder
Speaker 1: of Ted Ammon, a wealthy Wall Street financier. Ted had
Speaker 1: been going through a divorce with his wife of thirteen years, Generosa,
Speaker 1: and child custody and millions in assets were at stake.
Speaker 1: Generosa and her new boyfriend, Danny Pelosi were the prime suspects,
Speaker 1: but Generosa died of cancer before police could prove her involvement.
Speaker 1: In twenty oh four, Danny was victed of second degree
Speaker 1: murder but still maintains its innocence. How does hatred drive
Speaker 1: a person to murder the father of their children? Listen
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Speaker 1: Wandry Plus in the Wandry app. It began on June twelfth,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty six, with a string of strange messages intercepted
Speaker 1: by the Brazilian Navy between three ham radio operators broadcasting
Speaker 1: from somewhere within the state of Hio Jijaneiro in the
Speaker 1: southeast of Brazil. As the Navy listened in with interest,
Speaker 1: it was hard to understand exactly what the men were saying,
Speaker 1: not because it was difficult to hear, but rather because,
Speaker 1: without any context, the conversation was completely bizarre. It seemed
Speaker 1: the men were, with all seriousness, discussing plans for an
Speaker 1: imminent attempt to access another dimension. The following day, fishermen
Speaker 1: off the coast of Atafona Beach in sound Chao de Barra,
Speaker 1: roughly three hundred kilometers northeast of Hio Jajaneiro, was startled
Speaker 1: by an intensely bright flash in the sky, followed moments
Speaker 1: later by the sound of a huge explosion that echoed
Speaker 1: far out over the waves. On land, the blast was
Speaker 1: so powerful it rattled the windows of buildings up to
Speaker 1: fifteen kilometers away. Blowing many of them out completely. Those
Speaker 1: who witnessed the explosion described seeing an intensely loominous object
Speaker 1: appear in the sky from out of nowhere, then descend
Speaker 1: sharply into the sea, before flying back into the air
Speaker 1: and exploding in a great ball of light. It was
Speaker 1: a month later, on Saturday, August twentieth in Nita Roy,
Speaker 1: a vibrant coastal city just across the bay from here Jijaneiro,
Speaker 1: when eighteen year old Georges Alvez da Costa was out
Speaker 1: flying his kite with friends on mohou Da Vintayne, a
Speaker 1: conical forest covered peak that rose sharply out of the
Speaker 1: city's eastern suburb. As the group made their way up
Speaker 1: the hill through the trees, George smelt a rancid, sickly
Speaker 1: odor in the air. Curious to know where it was
Speaker 1: coming from, he followed it to a small clearing, where
Speaker 1: he made a gruesome discovery, the bodies of two fully
Speaker 1: clothed men lying side by side in the undergrowth on
Speaker 1: a bed of palm leaves, steadily decomposing as things wriggled
Speaker 1: and buzzed around their blackening faces. Back in nineteen sixty three,
Speaker 1: after two years of political turmoil triggered by the resignation
Speaker 1: of their President of Brazil, Janio Quadros. A referendum had
Speaker 1: resulted in the effective election of Jiaogulat from the center
Speaker 1: left Brazilian Labor Party as the country's new president. Despite
Speaker 1: his popularity among the electorate, however, Goulart's ambitions to part
Speaker 1: nationalize some of the country's largest companies was considered too
Speaker 1: much of an existential threat by Brazil's right wing elites.
Speaker 1: In response, in nineteen sixty four, the Brazilian armed forces,
Speaker 1: with the assistance of the United States government, overthrew Gulat's
Speaker 1: democratically elected government and established a military dictatorship in its place.
Speaker 1: Though the coup was relatively peaceful, the military's efforts to
Speaker 1: suppress dissidents and maintain power was anything but. As such,
Speaker 1: there was good reason to assume that the bodies of
Speaker 1: two well dressed men found hidden in the undergrowth on
Speaker 1: the outskirts of Nita Roy could well turn out to
Speaker 1: be victims of this cruel new reality. Within minutes of
Speaker 1: surveying the apparent crime scene, however, it quickly became clear
Speaker 1: to police that something far more bizarre was going on.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Unexplained and I'm Richard McLane Smith. Detective
Speaker 1: Solo Gomez stepped into the clearing and asked his officers
Speaker 1: to hold back the small crowd of onlookers that had
Speaker 1: been steadily gathering as news of the grim discovery spread
Speaker 1: through the neighborhood. Having first assumed a possible political motive,
Speaker 1: Gomez was surprised that no obvious cause of death could
Speaker 1: be found on the bodies. There were no bullet or
Speaker 1: knife wounds, and no signs of beating or strangulation. It
Speaker 1: seemed almost as though the men, each wearing a smart
Speaker 1: suit under cheap plastic raincoats, had simply fallen asleep. He wondered, then,
Speaker 1: if perhaps the pair had poisoned themselves in some kind
Speaker 1: of suicide pact. This theory seemed as good as any,
Speaker 1: going by the empty glass bottle and sheet of laminated
Speaker 1: paper curled into a cone cup that was found next
Speaker 1: to them. But what then, of the bizarre metal objects
Speaker 1: they found there too? Though there was no knowing what
Speaker 1: they were exactly, it seemed reasonable to assume they were
Speaker 1: some kind of eye mask, shaped like sunglasses without arms,
Speaker 1: and made entirely from lead. Then one of the officers
Speaker 1: handed a series of notes to the detective that were
Speaker 1: also found at the scene, and that was when things
Speaker 1: got really weird. The first contained a series of rudimentary
Speaker 1: equations which were identified as relating to Ohm's law and
Speaker 1: the science of resistance and conductance. On the second was
Speaker 1: written the following Sunday, one tablet after the meal, Monday,
Speaker 1: one tablet in the morning on an empty stomach, Tuesday,
Speaker 1: one tablet after a meal, Wednesday, one tablet before bed.
Speaker 1: And on the third, even more cryptically, it said, at
Speaker 1: four thirty pm, be in the agreed place. At six
Speaker 1: thirty pm, swallow the capsule after the effect, protect the metals,
Speaker 1: wait for signal mask. Going by the IDs found at
Speaker 1: the scene, the men were quickly identified as thirty four
Speaker 1: year old Miguel Jose Vienna and thirty two year old
Speaker 1: Manuel peraded a cruise from Campos Doskoy to Kazs, a
Speaker 1: city roughly two hundred and fifty kilometers northeast from where
Speaker 1: they were found. To make things even more confusing, a
Speaker 1: bag containing approximately one hundred and fifty seven thousand cruzeros
Speaker 1: roughly equivalent to three hundred US dollars in today's money
Speaker 1: was also found at the scene, with another four thousand
Speaker 1: cruzeros found in one of the men's pockets. As it transpired.
Speaker 1: Both men were electronics experts who worked together in a
Speaker 1: TV and radio repair shop and had been friends for
Speaker 1: some time. Both sadly were also married with young children.
Speaker 1: According to their wives, both had left Campos on the
Speaker 1: morning of Wednesday, August the seventeenth, claiming they were heading
Speaker 1: to Saumpaulou to collect some electronics equipment and possibly by
Speaker 1: a secondhand car. Miguel's wife verified that the pair had
Speaker 1: left with over two million crutezzeros between them for the
Speaker 1: trip just under five thousand US dollars into day's money,
Speaker 1: which would appear to fit with their stated intentions. When
Speaker 1: asked about the strange masks, Manuel's wife, Donna, remembered seeing
Speaker 1: her husband trying it on for size a few days
Speaker 1: before he left, but had no idea what it was for.
Speaker 1: After finding bus tickets in the men's clothes, it appeared
Speaker 1: they boarded a bus together at Campos bus station at
Speaker 1: nine am on the Wednesday, before disembarking for some reason
Speaker 1: in Nita Roy at two thirty pm. From there, they
Speaker 1: visited an electronic store called Flascop, located at number thirteen
Speaker 1: Traverse Salberto Veto, right in the city center. After being
Speaker 1: shown pictures of the men, the store's owner had no
Speaker 1: trouble recalling them, since he remembered vividly that they he
Speaker 1: come in to make a phone call, adding that both
Speaker 1: of them appeared calm and relaxed at the time. A
Speaker 1: torrential storm had then opened up over the city, which
Speaker 1: would explain why the men were then spotted in a
Speaker 1: clothing store buying raincoats a short time later. By then, however,
Speaker 1: around three thirty PM, the men appeared to be in
Speaker 1: a serious hurry, not even waiting to put the coats
Speaker 1: on before dashing back out into the rain. It had
Speaker 1: just gone four thirty five PM when Miguel and Manuel,
Speaker 1: now wearing their raincoats, dashed into dash Helvas, a small
Speaker 1: bar on Avanida Marquez de Barana, not far from the
Speaker 1: bottom of Moho de Vintayne. There, As the owner of
Speaker 1: the bar recounted to the police, Miguel ordered a bottle
Speaker 1: of magnesium infused water, constantly checking his watch as if
Speaker 1: urgently waiting for something. Manuel also looked anxious to leave
Speaker 1: as soon as possible. After buying the water, Miguel asked
Speaker 1: the owner for a receipt, saying he intended to bring
Speaker 1: the bottle back to collect the deposit for it. This
Speaker 1: revelation left Detective Gomez inclined to rule out suicide completely.
Speaker 1: From the bar, the men were thought to have then
Speaker 1: made the journey into the hills on foot, staying up
Speaker 1: there until they died. All this new information was a
Speaker 1: good start at least, but ultimately left Detective Gomez with
Speaker 1: even more questions than he began with. For example, if
Speaker 1: the men had left with over two million cruzeros between them,
Speaker 1: how was it that, despite only buying a bottle of
Speaker 1: water and two raincoats, where they found with only roughly
Speaker 1: one hundred and thirty thousand cruzos between them. A possible
Speaker 1: answer came when it was discovered that the bodies of
Speaker 1: the men had in fact been found two days before,
Speaker 1: on Thursday the eighteenth, by another teenager who was hunting
Speaker 1: for sparrows at the time. The boy claimed to have
Speaker 1: informed a local officer named Antonio Guerra, who had appeared
Speaker 1: had simply sat on the information. Gera was promptly put
Speaker 1: under investigation and accused of stealing the missing money. It
Speaker 1: isn't known exactly how this played out, but reports suggest
Speaker 1: that this theory was eventually dismissed. And then there was
Speaker 1: the bed of palm leaves that the men had been
Speaker 1: found lying on. The thick pile of palms had been
Speaker 1: cut from the surrounding trees with a sharp implement, but
Speaker 1: no such tool was found at the scene, all of
Speaker 1: which gave detective Gomez good reason to believe that someone
Speaker 1: else had been involved in the deaths. With Detective Gomez
Speaker 1: pinning his hopes on the autopsy revealing at least a
Speaker 1: cause of death, he was disappointed to discover that neither
Speaker 1: of the bodies could be kept in cold storage due
Speaker 1: to a combination of a backlog of cases in the
Speaker 1: district and broken refrigeration units. When the autopsy was eventually
Speaker 1: carried out, the bodies had deteriorated so much it was
Speaker 1: impossible to gauge anything concrete. In the end, the coroner declared,
Speaker 1: to the best of his abilities that the men had
Speaker 1: suffered no burns or trauma, and perhaps most unexpectedly, had
Speaker 1: not been poisoned. Their deaths were recorded simply as the
Speaker 1: result of a cardiac arrest due to an unknown cause. Then,
Speaker 1: on August twenty sixth, as if things couldn't get any
Speaker 1: more bizarre, another incredible story came to light. It came
Speaker 1: from a sin A Kutino Desauza, who lived close to
Speaker 1: the hill where the men were found. Dessauza, who was
Speaker 1: a well known personality in the local area, had not
Speaker 1: wanted to come forward for fear of ridicule, but was
Speaker 1: convinced to share her story after reading about the police's
Speaker 1: travails with the case. Her story began in the evening
Speaker 1: of August seventeenth, the same night the men were believed
Speaker 1: to have died on Moha da Vintain. It was then
Speaker 1: that she was driving her three children home close to
Speaker 1: the foot of Maha da Vintaine when they were all
Speaker 1: drawn to the site of a strange oval object sitting
Speaker 1: low above the trees at the top of the hill.
Speaker 1: Desausa described it as being mostly orange with what looked
Speaker 1: like a band of fire around the edges, with numerous
Speaker 1: rays of light shooting out from its surface in all directions.
Speaker 1: Transfixed by the sight of it, Desausa quickly pulled the
Speaker 1: are over, then watched the object with her children for
Speaker 1: a good few minutes. As it rose up and down
Speaker 1: a number of times above the trees before vanishing completely.
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Speaker 1: purchase of a website or domain. The case took a
Speaker 1: further twist the day after Desaus's revelations when police arrested
Speaker 1: a man named Elsio Gomez, a friend of Miguel and
Speaker 1: Manuel's who'd been seen arguing with them shortly before they died.
Speaker 1: Although Gomez was able to provide a solid alibi for
Speaker 1: his whereabouts at the time, what he eventually revealed to
Speaker 1: the Nita Roy detectives made the hair stand up on
Speaker 1: the back of their necks. The two men, according to Gomez,
Speaker 1: considered themselves scientific spiritualists who were also part of a
Speaker 1: secret society with unknown aims. Both, he said, had regularly
Speaker 1: attended seances and maintained a clandestine ham radio station in
Speaker 1: the city of Glisio, over which they frequently discussed their
Speaker 1: plans and ideas. And then there was the mysterious explosion
Speaker 1: of June thirteenth, the month before the men died. As
Speaker 1: Gomez explained, back then, Manuel and Miguel had invited a
Speaker 1: number of friends down to Atapona Beach that day to
Speaker 1: watch the results of an experiment they'd been working on.
Speaker 1: Within minutes of arriving at the beach, the explosion occurred.
Speaker 1: Gomez was adamant that whatever Manuel and Miguel had been
Speaker 1: doing caused the explosion. The police then interviewed Miguel's niece,
Speaker 1: who appeared to corroborate some of Elsio Gomus's bizarre statement.
Speaker 1: The niece bumped into Miguel and Manuel on the Wednesday
Speaker 1: they left Nita Roy When she asked them where they
Speaker 1: were going, the men replied to Sam Paulou to buy
Speaker 1: a car, just as they had told their wives, But
Speaker 1: when the niece pressed them on it, Miguel eventually conceded
Speaker 1: that this wasn't the whole reason for their trip. He
Speaker 1: then told her shortly before heading off that although he
Speaker 1: couldn't say what it was exactly, he hoped that by
Speaker 1: the time they returned they would know if Spiritism was
Speaker 1: everything they had been led to believe it was. As
Speaker 1: the police soon discovered, both Manuel and Miguel, curiously, along
Speaker 1: with many other members of the local electronics industry, were
Speaker 1: followers of the religious and philosophical doctrine of Spiritism. The
Speaker 1: doctrine was established by French educator Ippolite Lyon Denizar Revill
Speaker 1: in eighteen fifty as a more scientifically minded offshoot of Spiritualism,
Speaker 1: which had been established only a decade before. Where spiritualism
Speaker 1: advocates that we are surrounded by spirits of the dead
Speaker 1: with whom we can communicate as a matter of cause, Revill,
Speaker 1: who wrote under the nom de plume Alan Cardek, saw
Speaker 1: this much more as a fundamental principle of God's universe.
Speaker 1: In short, according to Revill, our universe is in fact
Speaker 1: comprised of two worlds, one of spirit and one of matter,
Speaker 1: existing side by side, with the visible world of matter
Speaker 1: being where we live, and the world of spirit essentially
Speaker 1: another mention being where souls dwell. At some point in
Speaker 1: the late nineteenth century, revised teachings became hugely popular in Brazil,
Speaker 1: where communication with this spirit world is seen as a
Speaker 1: vital part of the process for being both physically and
Speaker 1: spiritually healthy. For Manuel and Miguel and other followers of
Speaker 1: the religion, a typical Spiritism meeting would even involve preaching
Speaker 1: the religions doctrine directly to the spirits believed to exist
Speaker 1: in the other realm. A few days after the bodies
Speaker 1: were found, police searching Miguel's home workshop discovered remnants of
Speaker 1: the lead piping from which they'd made their strange masks,
Speaker 1: but also a book titled Scientific Spiritism with a passage
Speaker 1: marked by Miguel regarding masks, intense luminosity, and accompanying spirits,
Speaker 1: all of which suggested the staggering possibility that the men
Speaker 1: had perhaps conceived of a way in which they might
Speaker 1: be able to access this other world and then attempted
Speaker 1: to put it into practice out on the top of
Speaker 1: Moho Da Vintain. Not long after news of Senora Desauza's
Speaker 1: apparent sighting of a strange luminous object seen above Moho d,
Speaker 1: numerous others came forward claiming to have seen the exact
Speaker 1: same thing. Before long, people began offering explanations about what
Speaker 1: exactly had taken place. Yoga teacher Kayo Miranda believed the
Speaker 1: men had accidentally overdosed on LSD or mescaline, which he
Speaker 1: said were commonly used by followers of spiritism in an
Speaker 1: effort to communicate with the spiritual plane through the use
Speaker 1: of high frequency thought waves. In a similar vein far
Speaker 1: the Oscar Gonzalez Covedo, a prominent Brazilian scholar of occultism
Speaker 1: and parapsychology, suggested the men had in fact died after
Speaker 1: attempting to access the light source from another world in
Speaker 1: the hope that it would stimulate their third eyes. This feat,
Speaker 1: according to him, could be achieved through a combination of
Speaker 1: fasting and psychotropic drug use, both of which were hinted
Speaker 1: at in one of the notes found with the bodies
Speaker 1: of the deceased. Another slightly more grounded theory was that
Speaker 1: the men were working to build an atomic bomb, or
Speaker 1: were involved in a smuggling ring to help gather components
Speaker 1: for such a weapon, the idea being that the men
Speaker 1: had perhaps taken something to counteract the effects of radiation poisoning,
Speaker 1: but had then poisoned themselves in the process. Either way,
Speaker 1: for detective Gomez, it seemed increasingly likely that someone else
Speaker 1: had been involved in the men's death who was still
Speaker 1: at large. This theory was given even more weight when
Speaker 1: it was found that although the handwriting in those strange
Speaker 1: notes was Miguel's, the style was not clearly According to police,
Speaker 1: the men had been given the instructions by somebody else.
Speaker 1: This led detective Gomez to also consider the possibility that
Speaker 1: the two men had been fooled into participating in something
Speaker 1: by one of their spiritism associates, who then later robbed
Speaker 1: them when things had gone wrong. With no new developments
Speaker 1: for the best part of a year, it was sometime
Speaker 1: in August nineteen sixty seven that another witness came forward.
Speaker 1: Security guard Raulino Jomatos was working a spot near to
Speaker 1: the bottom of Mocha da Vintenne back on the night
Speaker 1: of Wednesday, August seventeenth in nineteen sixty six, when he
Speaker 1: apparently or two men matching Manuel and Miguel's description arrive
Speaker 1: at the spot in a jeep. He claimed also to
Speaker 1: see a blondhaired man in the driver's seat and of
Speaker 1: further two passengers in the back along with the deceased.
Speaker 1: The security guard claimed to have then seen Manuel and
Speaker 1: Miguel leave the vehicle before heading up into the trees
Speaker 1: and disappearing from sight shortly after. In light of this
Speaker 1: new information, the bodies were dug up on August twenty
Speaker 1: fifth and given a second autopsy by order of the
Speaker 1: local prosecutor. Sadly, however, no further information was ascertained. The
Speaker 1: following year. However, in June nineteen sixty eight, a radiochemical
Speaker 1: analysis was finally carried out on samples of the deceased's hair,
Speaker 1: which determined at least that the deaths had not been
Speaker 1: caused by the ingestion of either of the foremost common
Speaker 1: poisons used to kill arsnick mercury, barium or thallium, throwing
Speaker 1: the suicide theory even further into doubt. Then, in February
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty nine, police received word from infamous Underworld figure
Speaker 1: Hamilton Benzani, who was serving over fifty years in a
Speaker 1: Saint Paulou prison at the time, that he had something
Speaker 1: to confess. A representative was duly sent from the police
Speaker 1: to hear what he had to say. As his story went,
Speaker 1: Benzani was lying low in here Jijaneiro when he was
Speaker 1: approached by three men who introduced themselves only with the
Speaker 1: nicknames Espanol, Wilson, Alamo and Acascio, and offered him a
Speaker 1: large sum of money to help them do a job,
Speaker 1: as he put it in Nito roy. After agreeing to
Speaker 1: the offer, Benzani said he escorted the men to the city,
Speaker 1: where they got in a taxi before later change into
Speaker 1: a private car, with which he drove them all to
Speaker 1: a nearby spiritualist center. Inside the center, Benzani was introduced
Speaker 1: to Miguel and Manuel, who he was told later were
Speaker 1: the intended targets of the job. After participating in assiance together,
Speaker 1: Benzani then claimed that he, along with Espanol Wilson Alamo
Speaker 1: and a Cassio and the owner of the spiritism center,
Speaker 1: drove with Miguel and Manuel to the bottom of Moro
Speaker 1: de Vintaine. Once there, Benzani was ordered to stay in
Speaker 1: the car while the others forced Miguel and Manuel out
Speaker 1: at gunpoint before ushering them up the hill half an
Speaker 1: hour later. According to Benzani, the group then returned without
Speaker 1: Manuel and Miguel carrying a bundle of money they'd stolen
Speaker 1: from the two men Hamilton. Benzani's story was neat enough
Speaker 1: and for someone unlikely to have heard much about the
Speaker 1: finer details at the case, not least of all the
Speaker 1: security guards claimed that he'd seen the two men arrive
Speaker 1: at the bottom of the hill in a jeep accompanied
Speaker 1: by a number of other people. It had some credibility
Speaker 1: to many others. However, it was all a little too neat.
Speaker 1: Either the police had simply made up the story from
Speaker 1: scratch in an effort to finally close the case, or Benzani,
Speaker 1: who was serving fifty years in prison at the time,
Speaker 1: had spun them a tale in an effort to reduce
Speaker 1: its sentence. With little else to go on. However, the
Speaker 1: case was eventually closed in May nineteen sixty nine. All
Speaker 1: in all, it is certainly one of the more bizarre
Speaker 1: and extraordinary unexplained deaths of recent times, with explanations ranging
Speaker 1: from the mundane to the truly out there, and at
Speaker 1: the center of it all the enigma of those strange,
Speaker 1: indecipherable lead masks. Not long after the case was closed,
Speaker 1: something else came to light that had somehow been missed
Speaker 1: all those years before, another unexplained death, this time involving
Speaker 1: a man named Ermes Luise Phaytosa, who was also a
Speaker 1: radio and TV technician and had been found dead in
Speaker 1: a similar area of Nita Roy on a hill called
Speaker 1: Maho Do Crozero. It was said that Phayetosa had gone
Speaker 1: out at the hills to utilize psychic skills that he
Speaker 1: hoped would enable him to pick up radio and television
Speaker 1: signals with just the power of his mind, and found
Speaker 1: by his side when his body was finally discovered was
Speaker 1: a single thick lead mask. After next week's ex episode,
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