"Dr. Death's" Ex Talks How He Maimed Patients, Crippled His Best Friend, and When He Showed Up To Her House Covered In Blood

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Wendy shares firsthand accounts of his disturbing behavior, from his professional downfall to his personal descent into chaos. She recounts the terrifying moments when Duntsch broke into her home covered in blood, the bizarre ransom note written in his own hand, and the emotional toll of raising his children while grappling with the reality of his crimes.

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"Dr. Death's" Ex Talks How He Maimed Patients, Crippled His Best Friend, and When He Showed Up To Her House Covered In Blood

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