Directly inspired by his favorite serial killer, Dexter, one man hunts his potential victims through the Internet, lures them to a kill room, and then methodically dismembers the body.

A real life Hannibal Lecter sets out to find human victims as his appetite for human flesh increases.

Several reports come in from the public in South Lake Tahoe that an individual is offering Hash Oil in trade to people advertising their goods for sale on Craig’s List. A trade is set up between this individual and an Undercover Narcotics Officer, the results uncover a highly explosive butane drug processing factory in a populated residential neighborhood.

Deputy Mike Roberts gets word that a woman with felony warrants is staying at a known drug house and plans and executes entry to make the arrest. Deputies and narcs question the other inhabitants and get great intel on some drug suppliers.

The cult classic feeds off the Haitian belief in zombies could be based on the (admittedly rare) cases where a person was poisoned by tetrodotoxin and later revived inside the coffin and taken from the grave. Furthermore, he added, there was much more to the zombie phenomenon than simply the powder; it was only one part of a deep-rooted sociocultural belief in the power of witchcraft. In Haitian culture, voodoo priests do much more than create zombies; they are said to bring both blessings and curses through magic.

Before there was a Freddy Krueger, there was the night terror. The horror icon wasn’t born in a boiler room, but he did originate in troubling dreams. A string of real-world deaths inspired the A “Nightmare on Elm Street” films. Witnesses and survivors didn’t report a burn-scarred face or a striped sweater. Death came without warning or explanation, while its victims slept. In the late 1970s to the mid 80s, more than 110 men died in their sleep. Until their quiet final moments, they were young and healthy. Their families were stunned. Investigators were bewildered. With the victims all being Asian, medical authorities named the sleep scourge “Asian Death Syndrome.” Witnesses and families called it the night terror. The first case was reported in California’s Orange County in 1977. By the summer of 1981, 20 people had fallen victim to the night terror. Authorities and medical responders were powerless as men across the country went to sleep and never woke up.

A pool of oil ignites around a firefighter, who is battling a raging fire at a oil refinery, engulfing him in flames … A motorcycle speed racer falls off his motorcycle and is dragged for over 400 feet at 200 mph …. A woman is trapped and swept down a river in a car during a ferocious flood … These are some of this week’s real-life stories of courage and miraculous survival, caught on tape and featuring heroes who made the difference.

A drunken biker going 120 mph takes a spill; a bus hijacker triggers terror on a freeway; an armed criminal sets his sights on a law enforcement officer.

A late-night police hunt for two burglars becomes a wild foot chase through neighborhood streets; an adult bookstore is set ablaze; guns get involved in a casino confrontation.

A car pursuit turned foot chase ends with the suspect jumping head first into a creek-bed. Officers catch up to a man trying to flee the scene after assaulting his wife. Officers stop a suspicious vehicle driving with no headlights.

Officers apprehend a man in possession of stolen property brandishing a rifle. Officers respond to a call of brothers in a fist fight. Police intervene when a couple argues in the middle of the street.

Officers detect a strong oder of marijuana during a routine traffic stop. A woman tells Officers her inebriated boyfriend smashed a window. Police investigate a suspicious vehicle parked behind a cemetery.

Officers engage in a highspeed pursuit of a stolen vehicle. Police spot a motel fire, alert the guests and contact the Fire Department. Officers pursue a suspect on a stolen motorcycle.

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