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On May 10th, 1994, John Wayne Gacy was executed. But make no mistake — the real monster wasn’t buried with him.

This episode uncovers the darker truth: Gacy wasn’t acting alone. Behind the clown was a network — a trafficking pipeline built by convicted pedophile John Norman, who ran child sex rings like corporate enterprises. Catalogs. Client lists. Systems.

We follow the thread from Norman and the Delta Project, to Gacy’s inner circle — Philip Paske, David Cram, and Michael Rossi — all tied to a web of missing evidence, mysterious deaths, and silent immunity.

And then... we connect it to Jeffrey Epstein. Different decade. Same playbook. Same vanishing client lists.

The question no one wants to answer:
Where are the clients?
Because kids weren’t trafficked into thin air.

The clown is gone.

But he network, still has a pulse

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