Who was the Most Prolific Serial Killer of All Time?

[@TodayIFoundOut]

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[@victoriaeads6126]

Thank you for the ending. That was an excellent touch.

[@saraza4977]

Can you please change the thumbnail. 'Most valuable player' is not something you should be using in this case. Your title is fine, I just ask you change the thumbnail.

[@AnimeShinigami13]

found another bot. not even saying anything this time. i think it was testing the waters cause it pinged you.

[@victoriaeads6126]

TBH, you sound like a character from The Magnus Archives. I'm bit judging, but if the comparison is apt, then I am worried.

[@VickyCooksalot]

Where was this when I was homeschooling my kids.

[@themegabigctoo]

wow i cant believe Simon from Casual Criminalist would do a crossover video with Simon from Today I Found Out. hopefully they will help free all those writers locked up in Simon's basement from Brain Blaze.

[@notsocasualobserver]

I know, right?

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

*Allegedly* locked in the basement. _Allegedly!_

[@garymaidman625]

Maybe there should be a video on the channel Decoding the Unknown about this.

[@jaitheon1793]

Could one of the Simons do a Biographics episode on one of the others?

[@lylez00]

I think they'll drive each other nuts.

[@donaldwert7137]

Simon, thank you for the palate cleanser. Hearing the stories of Goring and Harrison reminds me that there are good people in the world, rare as they sometimes seem. It grieves me that Goring was so reviled after having done so much good, but he remained good to the end, marrying his housekeeper so she could collect his pension. Legends both.

[@barrydysert2974]

my thoughts exactly. The inspirational quote from Whitman was a perfect counterbalance to the horror! Kudos to the writer !:-)

[@pakde8002]

I could have done without the serial killers. The last two stories were inspirational.

[@AliOfBaba]

Seriously, my wife just got the prenatal treatment mentioned to protect our child and I had no idea of it’s story.

[@donaldwert7137]

@@AliOfBaba Congratulations on your child and on having the treatment!

[@richardpatton2502]

Oh no, a missionary helping a pedophile… That’s unheard of All the best to everyone

[@kennethcrenshaw317]

To hear Simon say "to quote this asshole" was almost perfect.

[@Remotesix]

I'm form Ecuador and study law, always heard the story about the "mental sickness" of Pedro López, but I had a penal law teacher that meet the guy, he said that the guy was really social, and talk normally, but the way he look at you was terrifying, and pretty much told us, he didn't believe he was really mentally sick. Besides that, is pretty common to hear that once release Pedro was murdered pretty close to the prisión the day of his release

[@kiwik2951]

👍🏼 to whoever took him out

[@margauxf4321]

Best thing I've seen in the comments section in awhile.

[@UmatsuObossa]

He was only mentally ill in the way any murderer must be mentally ill. He clearly knew his actions were wrong because he his evidence and felt they were wrong when done to him. He also stated a clear motive and reasoning for his actions.

[@lesleygraham5927]

My understanding of Elizabeth Barthory, she had a friend that she was extremely close with, who was a psychopath, it seems like maybe Elizabeth was framed, due to both her friend and the laws at that time, Iwatched this on another channel, it seems like ir was a conflation of being a widow and the lack of willingness for her debtor to pay back what he owed her and her family, I can't understand why she didn't send someone too get the owed money back. Having said all this she had a difficult time and I suspect the church had to find a victim and they needed her too be set up as an example.

[@therese369]

This is the casual criminalist in a mini format, love it

[@BabyMakR]

My wife is RH- and I'm RH+. She had these injections 3 times for each of our 3 children and I am forever grateful to the generous donors who let us have our 3 babies. I have over 70 plasma donations myself and encourage everyone to donate. You will never know who you saved but you will save someone.

[@cleverusername9369]

Having recently listened to Simon's Casual Criminalist episode about Pedro Lopez, I honestly and genuinely feel bad for Simon having to rehash the story. That episode really seemed to have traumatized our dear Simon, it really took a toll on him telling that horrible monster's story, I've never seen/heard Simon that outraged. God bless you Simon, and since Halloween has passed, I would encourage you to present some lighter material for your own mental health. Your audience loves everything you do, sir, and we care about you, so if you need to, feel free to take a break from the real macabre shit, maybe tell us more about space or crazy heists or stupid business ideas, some lighter stuff will do us all well. Excellent work as always, Simon and Crew, and thank you

[@HaYlEeXx19]

I still think about to. All those little girls. I hope he was killed after he was released by the parents

[@sloanemactire8780]

Literally came to the comments just to say how bad I felt for Simon (well, that, and to praise the line about the second line about Hitler bravely putting a bullet through Hitler's skull). I'm just past the Garavito part and thought, "Dear heavens, and he still has how much more to read?!"

[@liammurphy2725]

You give excellent comment. A pleasure to read. Thank you.

[@uchiharew]

Simon, please stop making videos about this guy, I know it's literally the worst thing for you

[@TeamOT]

I mean, he did choose to create the Casual Criminalist channel. Not like he was hired or anything. I do really miss Callum's writing though. On an unrelated note, as Callum once said, "This is not a competition, that would be sick. But if it were, we'd (Great-Britain) win."

[@AnimeShinigami13]

So... I guess ralph waldo emerson would consider my years volunteering at the community garden success. Since the bulk of the produce produced there goes to the nearby foot pantry at the community center. It used to be a meal site, until Covid came. If you're wondering, the most productive vegetables we've had were turnip greens, mustard greens, arugula and stringbeans. We also managed to get a couple dozen patty pan squashes this year, some of them one or two pounds each. But its not just the pounds of vegetables or servings of food I count success by at the community garden. Every year i try to put on a demonstration display, usually another attempt at growing the "three sisters." Never fully turns out right. This year I added Takane Ruby buckwheat to them as a display. And when over the years we got a number of elderly people asking if we had rhubarb, I dipped into my own pockets and bought a bare root rhubarb plant, which exploded in growth this year (its second.) A cherry tomato cultivar called "Juliet" has also repeatedly produced pounds of tomatoes and sprawled as much as eight feet across the ground. And we routinely get large harvests of flat leaved parsley, which reseeds in the same garden bed reliably. I've added tea and cooking herbs to a long narrow bed on the margins, which produces anise hyssop for tea and oregano for cooking. The chives were already there, and I had to manually curb their spread before they take over the entire herb bed. Basil has never done well in those beds, and so it gets a spot at the edges of the other beds. However, it cannot beat the greens I mentioned at the start. Why? Because as the band Rise Against would put it, I believe "we were all born with the moral obligation to leave this world a better place than the world that we found." It gives me accomplishment, peace, some food, and hopefully helps neighborhood morale. We've lost too many people to alcohol and opiates, and there's still too much violence and drama that tends to show up unannounced connected to those two things.

[@ceirwynsinclair4198]

The added bit at the end was a wonderful breath of fresh air! Thank you!

[@jennsem476]

Every single crime show should have a palate cleanser at the end. Great idea. As always, great story telling!!!

[@terryenby2304]

Thank you so much for the ending. I am RH+ and my mother is RH-. My siblings and I only exist because of this man!

[@veteranrebuild5661]

Simon and all, I can see your uncomfortable nature as well as distaste in making this video, and while there is a sad chance that this could be demonetized I want to say thank you for your professionalism in filming, editing and posting this. Amazing work from an amazing creating staff.

[@RealSaintB]

Four vulnerable women with brown hair and blue eyes have disappeared in my area, one was found hanged and the other three are still just missing. The woman that was found dead had been missing for 10 days when found had allegedly called a family member the same day police announced they would do a search for her, so the search was cancelled, but she was dead for 10 days when they found her. We reporters are convinced there is a serial killer around, but police do not think so. We are waiting for woman number five.

[@Villanovafan32]

Philadelphia?

[@TheRach995]

what area is this? i have brown hair and blue eyes, and a history of mental illness so if this is near me i wanna know.

[@madonnasbutthole9674]

Post a link to a credible source. Otherwise you're just fearmongering.

[@RealSaintB]

@@TheRach995 western Pennsylvania. One women was from Pittsburgh the other three from south of Erie.

[@godwarrior3403]

The cops don't need to know/believe you. If you're a reporter your word is gonna be trusted in your area. Make sure to make your assumption known, and have others do the same if they're willing, to give validation. Police don't catch killers until they've already done a lot. It's basically a waiting game. The important thing is getting the public to see why you believe it and getting the women to take you seriously and protect themselves.

[@BooBaddyBig]

I read that Today I Found Out wishes to point out that this should not be considered a 'high score' worthy of record breaking attempts.

[@justin9202]

Sounds like a challenge to me

[@brandonhinrichs4393]

Thankfully I saw this! That was close!

[@northofnashira2575]

Are you sure that it isn't already covered by Guiness?

[@BooBaddyBig]

@@northofnashira2575 Holy shit! You're RIGHT, it is! I'm going for it!

[@mattyt1961]

@@northofnashira2575 wait Alec Guiness was a serial killer?

[@starrywizdom]

That palette cleanser at the end was awesome. You should make a channel just of those -- I'd watch or listen to all of them!

[@dampaul13]

I remember on the news in Australia when James Harrison retired from giving blood. What a champion!

[@greatmothsukk6158]

As a casual criminalist viewer since the very first episode and having heard Simon's many tangents about how he still thinks about pedro Lopez I spent much of the video knowing at some point he was coming up

[@toxxicx]

same just waiting for him to be like "f*ck"

[@antoniosarmaou6177]

Same here. I was surprised Lopez wasn't "crowned" immediately...

[@kareningram6093]

The stories of awesomeness at the end were much needed and appreciated after so much gruesomeness. Thank you.

[@thamertanner5448]

Did not expect a show about serial killers to make me cry, the end was beautiful. Thank you for that, Simon and team, it is much appreciated!

[@ariadnepyanfar1048]

I really appreciated the palate cleanser at the end. And the final quote was so beautiful it made me teary.

[@tkdenson1]

Poor Simon I listen to his true crime podcast and it’s pretty obvious that Pedro Lopez lives rent free in his head. Now he has to talk about him again.

[@KoldBreeze]

Albert Fish lives rent free in mine. I need an Eviction notice for him

[@legoqueen2445]

The way Sylvia Likens was beaten, tortured, humiliated, starved and eventually murdered is the one thst sits with me. The fact these things were done to her by an adult female leading a misfit group of teens sickens me.

[@tulabead]

Thank you for adding the uplifting stories and quote at the end!

[@yesiamsharon]

I LOVE how this one was ended!!! This is the perfect way to cleanse the palate and so appreciated!!!

[@psyseraphim]

It's funny cause Harold Shipman was the first name that came to mind before I started the video. I guess that's true for a lot of people of a certain generation in the UK

[@petejammo88]

Same name I though of after seeing the title

[@thamertanner5448]

I'm American and never heard that name before today. I'm honestly amazed I hadn't heard of him.

[@JustinAlcorn]

My eldest son and I are Rh+. His mother is Rh-. We had 7 more healthy children, thanks to Mr Harrison. They are the best thing I've ever done, and I owe it to his generosity.

[@lizc6393]

Eight kids? Damn. You took the 'be fruitful and multiply' thing pretty seriously. Congrats.

[@kiwik2951]

Dang!! 8 children!! Congratulations 🎊

[@anarchyantz1564]

Guessing before I watch it that it is either Harold Shipman or Simon's "Favourite", Pedro Lopez. For more Simon serial killers, make sure you all check out his Podcast/KZbin channel, The Casual Criminalist they are really well done.

[@friskyjesus]

Poor Simon can’t seem to get away from Pedro Lopez. 😬

[@hypocriticalcritic6915]

That quote at the end gave me goosebumps. I need that framed in my house.

[@thomassultana263]

It made me cry. I sometimes wonder why I watch these videos, but that quote at the end....... I'm still lost for words

[@mitchk6168]

I’m pretty sure it was one of simons videos that made me finally sign up to be a organ donor, so I hope he knows he’s left the world a little bit better

[@thamertanner5448]

I don't believe in organ donation personally but this video made me consider donating plasma, I'm not sure I can though. I don't remember exactly but I know there's a reason I can't donate blood. I'll have to look into it again.

[@kittenkakashi3309]

Talking about the RH negative blood type in the cleanser! My mom is actually a RH negative blood type! She has anemia, which runs in her family,so they have told her she is unable to give blood. But! I am actually the last of her children because of her blood type. I was born a whole month earlier than I was supposed to. She had told the doctor that something was wrong and he ignored her sending her home to have her water break in the car. But because of my older siblings and myself being positive blood type from our biological dads (I was a happy accident from my mom trying to find a new partner after her divorce) my mother was told that she could have the possibility of dying if she had another child. So my mom waited a year after me to make sure she wanted to have her tubes tied. So it’s actually awesome hearing about how someone was so super amazing to be able to donate that much blood and save so many lives! Thank you so much Simon (and of course the writer(s))!

[@jessehawk3490]

i do watch alot of true crime, but the ending off this video was brilliant. brought a tear to my eye, weldone simon and crew , keep up the good work xx

[@carenhelms8518]

Thank goodness for Mr. Goering and Mr. Harrison! Those were wonderful stories to have as a palate cleanser. I know Simon hated having to talk about Pedro Lopez again. He often mentions on The Casual Criminalist what a horrible monster Lopez was!

[@kevinmcqueenie7420]

Even though he sounds a true monster, Garavito might need his own CC episode, if Simon is up to dealing with someone else with more than a whiff of Simon's bête noir Pedro Lopez about him. At least the victims might get some recognition from the awesome writers and our fact boi. EDIT: WTF Colombia? I know it's not always been the safest place but, wow...

[@emojack]

Great video simon - as always! One name i was missing on the list though is Niels Högel. While convicted for "only" 85 murders, the number is probably somewhere between 300 and 400 if you compare the death rate during his shifts with times he was off work.

[@Angel_1394]

I really enjoy how this one is formatted. Not all focused on the worst in humanity but also on the otherside of all that. Those people are heros in their own right

[@matthewlawlis2421]

This was a great episode. It was both dark and uplifting. The quote at the end really pulled it all together.

[@frankg9102]

Non-spoiler index: [1:27] Intro [2:31] Defining serial killer [4:21] Honourable mention/disputed [9:48] Candidate 1 [13:53] Candidate 2 [18:53] Candidate 3 [23:10] Candidate 4 [26:05] Soul-cleansing happier ending 1 [29:35] Soul-cleansing happier ending 2

[@navret1707]

The rh problem killed my brother. He never left the hospital. I was the first child so I got a by. My brother was 2 years younger than I. 9 years later rh factor fix came out and I have 2 sisters.

[@kareningram6093]

I'm sorry about your brother. That must have been very difficult for your parents.

[@navret1707]

@@kareningram6093 - I don’t think mom ever really got over it.

[@kiwik2951]

@@navret1707 as a mother, I couldn’t imagine the pain your mom and family have been through. 😢 And you’re right, since you were first your mother’s immune system didn’t “know” you were in there. Then it learned during your birth.

[@gmoney4980]

Oh Hell! Pedro Lopez returns to haunt Simon's mind & video... It can be seen as this video pissed Simon off to no end.

[@Diamonds_dime]

I never knew this question would be so complicated to answer

[@evanblake5252]

I really don't know how you manage to cover so many topics on so many channels in such a short span of time. Huge kudos to you.

[@xenos_n.]

A big team of writers, researchers, editors, idea people.

[@evanblake5252]

@@xenos_n. Makes sense. Still impressive I think.

[@shogunn2517]

A little off topic for the video, but I'm not sure how often this happens with these channels or if was intentional, I have to say it's quite notable and significant that you used a quote from a HBCU professor. It may not mean much to some but for those of us that caught it, it's a pretty gratifying nod. Very much appreciated.

[@suededogs9670]

Mr Whistler I so love you & your channel. Thank you for the joy you bring !!

[@MissBlueEyeliner]

I love how this one ends, thanks to the writer for balancing the horror with hope.

[@BetaBuxDelux]

Having just finished this episode, I see your point.

[@jeffrichards1537]

My dad died when I was 16. Made me co sider suicide but never thought I needed to kill someone I didn't know..

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

Well, this was a cheery one. 😳 I was sadly surprised by some of these, making them all the more gruesome. I'm thankful for the more positive ending!

[@kingofbirds]

those good stories at the end honestly made it so much better, it took my attention away so quickly

[@elizabethmcglothlin5406]

For the old ones, you have to consider our old friend confession under torture.

[@halldorherm]

Thanks for the legends at the end, I think we all needed that

[@man4437]

Before even watching I already know Simon is going to have a great time reminiscing about Pedro Lopez for this

[@Gersti96]

18:45 i guess the day he gets parole a prison guard will "accidentally forget" to close a door and another inmate will take care of the matter

[@okaro6595]

There are two kind of people: those who wonder where do all ball point pens go and those who wonder where do they all come from.

[@nHans]

The first 9 minutes-where you explained the differences between mass murderers, government-sanctioned killers, alleged killers, and serial killers-was very informative! In the normal course of my activities, I rarely get the opportunity to explore such nuances in depth. You were also preempting viewer comments like "You forgot to mention Hitler / Stalin / Pol Pot ..." - am I right? 😜

[@MushroomHedgehog]

Fellow Casual Criminalist listeners definitely know why Simon said Pedro’s name in that tone of voice.

[@Hillbilly001]

This must be the Whistlerverse version of the rogues gallery of sickos. Reluctantly I smashed the like button and the comment is a sacrifice to the Algorithm. Cheers.

[@theeeggmancowpies9660]

Mr. Harrison is responsible for helping to saving 4lives i personally know, my 2sons and the twins my ex & I were Surrogates for. I wish could personally thank you sir. You are a total legend 👑

[@ahobimo732]

Regarding Albert Goering, it's surprising that none of the many people he'd helped during the war didn't repay the favor when Albert had fallen on hard times. Perhaps he didn't feel right asking for such help. Or perhaps he lost track of all those people. Either way, it's incredibly sad that his life had a sad end, giveb how much good he did during the war.

[@jacksonstarky8288]

I recognize at least three of these monsters from The Casual Criminalist... those who aren't yet covered there should be soon (with my apologies to Simon's psyche).

[@curtislindsey1736]

That quote at the end got me.

[@pamelamays4186]

Poor Simon. Pedro López keeps showing up videos on the Whistleverse.

[@theRealAric25]

Ty 4 finishing positive. I was very shocked by the 1st half. Despite the lack of details, which we thankfully spared.

[@BaseDeltaZero1972]

Albert Goring needs to be more well known for what he did.

[@psyseraphim]

A friend of mine at school turned out to be a spree killer. It was a bit freaky reading transcripts of the interviews he gave with the police and reading him using words he would use when talking to me and in conversations we would have.

[@markzuckergecko621]

I knew a guy that killed his wife. Far cry from a serial killer, I know, but the freaky part is he got caught a month or so after the fact, she was buried in their back yard. And he had been coming to the bar and hanging out in the time since, I had drinks with a dude who's murdered wife was in a shallow grave as we spoke. Yuck.

[@lizc6393]

That's wild. May I ask who it was?

[@MeganSin]

I love when presenter Simon cracks and actual Simon comes in which is way cas crim is my favorite of all 10,000 of simon’s channels lol

[@pinklickpony7162]

I owe my own life and that of my children to Harrison. I was a non-reponder to the Anti D treatment and lost a dozen pregnancies before 24wks and two newborns because of Rh disease. I also had transfusions every day of my last two pregnancies which resulted in two awesome people that I'm privileged to know. Thanks so much. Xx

[@pobg]

Just in the off chance that you’re unaware, if you like this video you will absolutly love one of simons many other channels, the casual criminalist

[@empressmarowynn]

My dad's blood type is the universal donor so he spent almost 40 years donating blood. The place he went to would mark it on their calendar the exact date he would be allowed to donate next and would promptly call him. He donated so much that they gave him gifts like free tickets to things. He only stopped when he developed some health conditions that made him ineligible. He's donated at a minimum 100 liters, but probably more than that.

[@hectorsmommy1717]

Good on him. I am nowhere close because I got rejected half of the time I tried during my years of having periods which can mess up the hemoglobin but they still called me because I am O+ (not universal but still the most common type so they like my blood). I have never been rejected since menopause. I received blood at one point but I am still far in the positive where I have donated more than I received

[@hemlock5724]

My partner is too, lysin-free O- but he's unfortunately been taking medication and can't donate as much they wish. It's a fantastic thing to do if you can.

[@booksnnails]

Did that last quote ever get me in the feels.

[@raynardhymen2139]

Simon Whistler talking about serial killers? Dream video right here 😁

[@smontone]

Thank you for reading that quote, it is on my fridge and is close to my heart.

[@markzuckergecko621]

It's Gustave the Nile crocodile, his body count is an estimated 300.

[@andrewthomson870]

Casual Geographic recently did a video on animal serial killers. Gustave wasn't the "winner." 😉

[@flesforpower]

Thanks for the palette cleanse at the end

[@doclewis8927]

I amazes me how many people didn't simply do a name change, especially back before the digital era. Albert, you legend, you should've changed your name!!!

[@aq5426]

Great work as always, Simon. I'm one of the babies who benefited from Mr. Harrison's selflessness, and for that I will forever be grateful.

[@heatherdale5571]

Interesting history, thank you for the perspective.

[@missrhib]

I love that end quote! How lovely.

[@joebullock5450]

Deep research! Good work!

[@grifterdie1852]

That “some people just can’t catch a break” was so dry I needed a drink after

[@staytuned2L337]

Thanks, Harrison. I needed this intervention for my second child.

[@Humandriver5280]

Tony the Tiger roams the cereal isle to this very day. He is still looking for the man who killed Tony Jr.

[@Lumencraft-]

I would say the 16-year maximum sentence for murder has as much to do with why they're all from Columbia is anyting.

[@winters3772]

I’ve had shots for RH incompatibly for both my pregnancies. Thank you for his story, the happy ending to the video :)

[@ElizabethHernandez-qv5qn]

Loved the ending, especially the last sentence!

[@trevinhadley9161]

Perfect way to end. Nailed it again

[@samclydemayes]

That was like the best crossover!

[@backpacker3421]

Thank you for ending on a positive (couple) notes. If it weren't Halloween, I doubt I would have made it to the end of this one.

[@ashb7846]

Thank you for that ending. It’s always nice to be able to put into perspective that while there are terrible people in existence and that must be acknowledged, the oposite is also true and some people do good for goodness sake. 😊

[@HomesteadDreaming]

James Harrison is why all 3 of my children are here. I'm thankful for the Rhogam shot. I'm Rh negative and my husband and all my children are Rh positive

[@ScarletHeather76]

I did not know that I have this one legend of a man to thank for my happy healthy children.

[@ScarletHeather76]

Well, plus all the medical scientists who put in the work.

[@aj427a]

That was a bit more heinous than I expected and that’s saying something

[@Indywhip007]

Thank you, as a father, for handling the kid stuff as…quickly and with as little detail as possible. I cannot believe what some people are capable of. Boggles the mind

[@antonkovalenko364]

Simon: "Pedro Lopez again? No food for the basement writers this week."

[@jacobleadingham780]

Simon. The man with an unknown number of YT channels

[@tickledtoffee]

Wish we had/knew about MEL science when I was a kid. I’m pretty sure I would’ve loved science if we did, coz I find it very interesting as an adult. Instead, I was forced to do it (and get good grades, or else…) all through high school with a bunch of disinterested teachers. I hated every second of it Edit: I just realised that was a Simon-level tangent lol fascinating vid btw

[@jamesmartyn6216]

I fkn love you Simon.. you're the best at this sort of thing.

[@The420Cure]

I'm leaving a recommendation for Casual Criminalist here because I will also leave one on the next episode I watch on that channel. How about something on one Mister Charles "Carl" Panzram ?

[@efnissien]

What about Japanese officers Toshiaki Mukai and Tsuyoshi Noda who took part in a competition to see which of the two could behead 100 people first, Mukai killed 106, Noda 105 - Noda went on to tell people that he hadn't killed more than 4 or 5 in combat - and said the 'competition' was after Nanking. Gunkichi Tanaka who killed over 300 with his sword at Nanking - it is worth noting that there was no fighting in Nanking and the Chinese forces had withdrawn prior to the Japanese arriving, so those killed were women, children and the elderly. The conduct of the Japanese soldiers was so atrocious that the German Consul in the city (and an ardent Nazi) was compelled to write to Berlin to complain at the brutality. The chances are that the three of these repeated these acts later (Nanking occured in 1937) so they qualify as serial killers.

[@Svartalf14]

I have a few problems with the official definition. a) it doesn't cover people who lured victims to a set location to murder them (didn't Dahmer do most of his killing in his own home?) b) it does not make a specific category for multiple killers who acted purely out of greed (burke and Hare come to mind, or the keepers of the Red Inn if they were really guilty) from those who killed to satisfy a more personal urge...

[@italjahcorntrashroller]

I would have loved those boxes as a kid.