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Devilishly Handsome | Charles Schmid “The Pied Piper of Tucson”
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Charles Schmid's charm, bragging, and coercion drive a grim account of the Tucson murders.
Charles Schmid's charm is treated as the first warning sign in this review of the Tucson murders. The episode opens with Aline Rowe leaving home in curlers for a last-minute party, then traces the social ease that let Schmid draw teenagers into his orbit.
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You want a bleak Tucson case that opens with curlers, a last-minute party invite, and Charles Schmid's dangerous charm.
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