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THE TRACK SCATHED WAS BASED ON THIS HORRIFIC CASE.

Some of the research in this article came from these following sources:

Wikipedia

butcherbaker.net

Anchorage State Troopers – Case Files.

Robert Christian Hansen (February 15, 1939 – August 21, 2014), known in the media as the “Butcher Baker“, was an American serial killer. Between 1971 and 1983, Hansen abducted, raped, and murdered at least 17, and possibly more than 30 women in and around Anchorage, Alaska, hunting them down in the woods with a Ruger Mini-14 and a knife. He was arrested and convicted in 1983 and was sentenced to 461 years and a life sentence without the possibility of parole.

THE BUTCHER BAKER


Out in the desolate frigid air of the state of Alaska Between the 70’s & 80’s, something more grizzly and vicious was prowling the mountains other than bear and caribou. It’s apart of life for many who grew up hunting and fishing, passed down through generations of family, but for one by the name of Robert Hansen, his perspective on hunting came in many forms.

When he moved from Estherville, Iowa, to Anchorage Alaska he opened a bakery. Police and friends would call him Bob and eat at his bakery on a daily basis. Although Bob had a nice business and looked like a normal faithful family man, all that was just a shell for everybody that watched from the outside.

Whatever his excuses may have been, along with his checkered past, nothing could prepare the officials at the Anchorage Police Department for the 12 years of brutality Robert Hansen unleashed on the victims of Alaska. Nobody was safe, Over those years people started vanishing and was never seen again. People started noticing as the first of the bodies were found by construction workers near Eklutna Road. The body, dubbed “Eklutna Annie” by investigators, has never been identified. Later that year, the body of Joanna Messina was discovered in a gravel pit near Seward and in 1982, the remains of 23-year-old Sherry Morrow were discovered, in a shallow grave near the Knik River. Now there were three bodies and it all looked like it was done by one killer.

 

 

 

How Hanson Threaten Women To Get in His Plane

The Fall of Robert Hansen: Cindy told police, he had offered her $200 to perform oral sex but when she got into the car, he pulled a gun on her and drove her to his home in Muldoon. There, he held her captive, torturing, raping and sexually assaulting her. She mentioned that after he chained her by the neck to a post in the house’s basement.

Cindy Paulson Interview w/ Sgt. Glenn Flothe, AST


MERRILL FIELD AIRPORT

Hansen took a nap on a nearby couch. When he awoke, he put her in his car and took her to Merrill Field airport

He told her that he intended to “take her out to his cabin” (a meat shack in the Knik River area of the Matanuska Valley accessible only by boat or bush plane). Paulson, crouched in the back seat of the car with her wrists cuffed in front of her body, waited to escape until Hansen was busy loading the airplane’s cockpit. While Hansen’s back was turned, Paulson crawled out of the back seat, opened the driver’s side door and ran toward nearby Sixth Avenue.

She later told police that she had left her blue sneakers on the passenger side floor of the sedan’s backseat, as evidence that she had been in the car. Paulson escaped and made it to Sixth Avenue and managed to flag down a passing truck. He drove her to the Mush Inn, where she jumped out of the truck and ran inside.  The truck driver called the police to report the barefoot, handcuffed woman.


Robert Hansens M.O was abducting and threatening women all the way up to the point of putting them onto his plane and flying them out in the middle of nowhere Anchorage Alaska, uncuffing them and letting them think he was setting them free, but he would then Hunt them with a Ruger Mini-14, chasing through the snow and teasing until he got fed up and then shot them like wild game.

 

Robert Hanson in Custody
Robert Hansen confession.

Hansen’s Victims that were identified, for many of his other victims their bodies were never recovered or identified.

Hansen had barrels scattered throughout the mountains of Anchorage filled with everything he needed when he went “Hunting.” From rope, ammo, guns, duct tape, shovels, and all the disposable accessories. Part of his fall was the map they found, along with the Guns he used on his victims hidden in his attic. The spots mark on the map below lead to many of Hanson’s grave sites where bodies were recovered. 

The Map they found with guns in Hansen’s Home

Gun’s found in Hansen’s Attic 

The Murder Weapon He Used The Most

On October 27, 1983, investigators uncovered jewelry belonging to some of the missing women, as well as an array of firearms in a corner hideaway of Hansen’s attic. The biggest find was an aviation map with little “x” marks on it, hidden behind Hansen’s headboard.

Hansen Later showed investigators 17 grave sites, in and around Southcentral Alaska, 12 of which were unknown to investigators. There remained marks on his map that he refused to give up, including three in Resurrection Bay, near Seward (authorities suspect two of these marks belong to the graves of Mary Thill and Megan Emrick, whom Hansen has denied killing). The remains of 12 (of a probable 21) victims were exhumed by the police and returned to their families. Hansen was sentenced by a jury to 461 years plus life in prison, without the possibility of parole.


Known victims as shown on Wikipedia

Hansen is known to have raped and assaulted over 30 Alaskan women. He is also responsible for murdering at least 17, ranging in age from 16 to 41. They were:

  • Lisa Futrell, 41 (acknowledged, body found with Hansen’s help)
  • Malai Larsen, 28 (acknowledged, body found with Hansen’s help)
  • Sue Luna, 23 (acknowledged, body found with Hansen’s help)
  • Tami Pederson, 20 (acknowledged, body found with Hansen’s help)
  • Angela Feddern, 24 (acknowledged, body found with Hansen’s help)
  • Teresa Watson (acknowledged, body found with Hansen’s help)
  • DeLynn “Sugar” Frey (acknowledged, body discovered on August 20, 1985 by a pilot testing new tires on the sandbar of the Knik River)
  • Paula Goulding (acknowledged, body found)
  • Andrea “Fish” Altiery (admitted, body not found)
  • Sherry Morrow, 23 (admitted, body found)
  • “Eklutna Annie” (admitted, body found, true identity has never been discovered)
  • Joanna Messina (admitted, body found)
  • “Horseshoe Harriet” (acknowledged, body found with Hansen’s help, true identity has never been discovered)
  • Roxane Easland, 24 (acknowledged, body not found)
  • Ceilia “Beth” Van Zanten, 17 (denied, but suspected because of x on aviation map, body found)
  • Megan Emerick, 17 (denied, but suspected because of x on aviation map, body not found)
  • Mary Thill, 23 (denied, but suspected because of x on aviation map, body not found)

Of these 17 women, Hansen was only formally charged with the murder of four – Sherry Morrow, Joanna Messina, Eklutna Annie, and Paula Goulding. He was also charged with the kidnapping and rape of Cindy Paulson.

Hansen died at the age of 75, at Alaska Regional Hospital in Anchorage on August 21, 2014, due to undisclosed, lingering health conditions.

You a reader of true crime? take the time and visit: butcherbaker.net  For more details and interviews with Robert Hansen.

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Story By Corey Jennings of The Butcher Baker – ROBERT HANSEN


COMING SOON THE STORY OF ROBERT “WILLIE” PICKTON (THE PIG FARM MURDERS.)

THIS CASE INSPIRED THE SONGS “The County Road Cover Up” & “Mass grave”

First off let me start by saying, during my time there it has been the utmost honor to be involved with such an Iconic company in the Horror Genre and it will always be something I’m very proud of. I’m not going to get into to the gritty details about it, I’m just gonna give you my own view of how things went down.  The Former owner gave us 100% freedom with FANGORIA and never turned down an idea we had. I’ve seen April Bedan do some amazing things and has gone out of her way for FANGO, at a time when the company wasn’t at it’s greatest and try her best to overcome some challenges with the least amount of resources.
Some people used it for their own selfish needs, and then shit all over it when it was in some rough situation. It’s funny how now, a new owner is there, and all these people who helped stomp it down to nothing have returned like nothing ever happened. Their true colors were exposed, and they never really gave a damn about FANGORIA unless it was benefiting them. My Point is, that’s who’s running it now, and that’s the kind of people who are behind the scenes. Myself & April really Loved the company, Huge Thanks to Tom, who was the former owner. from the time we got there and things were running fine, up until it’s very worst, standing on its last legs, He was still open to our idea’s even if it meant there was no money to be made off them. 
Now a new owner is in there, and I guess that’s when it all changed one afternoon. Bottom line as it was said, there’s no need for a music label. Now put in mind all the work we’ve put into it. Promoting FM at horror festivals, and collaborating with various different artists and bands from all different genres to help spread the word via the Horde Mixtapes. It felt like all the work and money invested in Fangoria Musick, was a waste. Social Media Pages were Bult just for FM, I really pushed the label as much as I could on my end, Artwork, Promo, Commercials, Digital Magazine Adds, and everything I pushed on my own website and social media pages. Sending many of my followers to go check out and like the facebook page, Youtube & twitter.
They Deleted all my Music Videos that were hosted on their youtube page without any notice. We even reached out to them and asked very politely if they could keep the video’s up as unlisted, therefore we could still share them and all the views won’t be lost. They totally ignored our request and not only took down my videos but everyone’s video that had anything to to with FANGORIA before the new owner.
It’s was just some scumbag shit to do after being there for so long, you would think they show just a little respect. After all, we were the only ones keeping it afloat other than Rob Feldman former web developer. There’s so much more to this story, but I can only give you it from my standpoint. We worked hard pushing FANGORIA and FANGORIA MUSICK, at least they could of done was say thank you, and keep the door open for future opportunities but that will never happen. I take from this experience and new look on how I now do things as far as music etc. KARDIAC Music Inc. has always been my focus to make it something more than a website. I have many goals I still would like to accomplish with KM Inc. and for now on this will be my 100% main focus when it comes to anything.

Finally, we have reached the point of launching the new website with a lot of new content and updates. At this moment we’re looking to bring in some new minds to further push KM Inc. As of right now, we’re hiring anyone who can book shows & tours. Everybody needs to make something from what they contribute, nothing is for FREE. So, If you think you can manage this position, then let’s work together and make this happen. I don’t care what state you’re from, or who it is I perform with, open or close, open mics and too big and small event’s. Compensation details will be worked out over the phone, as well as details but feel free to Email, or message directly on Facebook. We’re open to anything.

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For the first time, KM Inc. has made available online a music video that was saved exclusively for the “In The Peripheral” Package deals released in 2015. The album dropped on Fangoria Musick, and since the fall of the label, we’ve re-uploaded videos that were taken down without any notice. One being “The Cleanser” and the other being our first debuted with FANGORIA “The County Road Cover Up.” I would say the “new owner” doesn’t care too much for independent music/ filmmakers, because it’s not only my work, but other peoples material was taken down. It will never be like it once was, and this is the main reason there is no more Fangoria Musick. Now our main focus is KM Inc. and to continue to push the company even further from where we left off. Trying new ways of getting media out, and we’re open to working with other companies small or large and that’s not just for music.
WHEN EVERYTHING CHANGED, what a great title for such a post.
In 2015 we took a ride out to Mansfield Louisiana and was given total access to a great location. We brainstormed right there on the spot where we wanted to go with this video, from beginning to end. The Concept for the video needed to match the song. (A man’s Blackout turns horrible and unsure if someone slipped him drugs or it was something else, but what he recollects and see’s is terrifying sober or inebriated.) It was the great camera control from April Bedan, that helped pull off the shots we needed to set up the Special Effects that are a big part of the video. First time filming in Louisiana, and possibly not the last time. We hope you enjoy the video for what it is. You will not see it anywhere’s else but here, this is exclusively for KM Inc.

 

WHEN EVERYTHING CHANGED DIRECTED BY APRIL BEDAN IN 2015

 

THE NEW KARDIAC ALBUM COMING IN 2019

Well, it’s no longer a secret as for my next full-length album “Daydreams of Crime Scenes.” Over the last few years, I have been working on many different things, and one of them has been my next solo release. Although I dropped In The Peripheral, and it was a solo album I did with Fangoria, that was rush and you can tell. First, it wasn’t released correctly. There were many things that went wrong with that project, but there were other good things that came from it. One of the good things was creating my first short film I Wish I Could Forget. It did pretty damn well and circled around a few film fests, even willing best special effects in a short film category from the 2016 Fantastically Horrifying Cinema. From that film gave me a new drive for filmography and working on special effects.

So anyway, this time around I wasn’t fucking around when it came to this album and even branched out for the first time in a long time and collaborated with other artists and singers from different bands. To give a few names, Bloodshot, Paul Thorstenson singer of Dissolve, John Robert C singer of The last ten second of life &  Jesse Madre a great longtime friend who has who was the singer in my brother’s old band my bitter end and now singing in his own band Tiger Flowers. The final artist to appear on this album is an artist who has just signed with KM Inc. Diskardead. There’s going to be much more to come about Diskardead, but I will save it for its own post.

Now as for production, this time around I have a couple of different producers on this project, so it’s not only my production and only me on the songs. For a time I was in this strange mindstate, I love what I did with Sleep Deprivation but haven’t really loved anything else I released since then. I don’t consider Gifts of Blood to be solo albums, there more like mixtapes to me, only with original production.

To the Point, You all been waiting long enough, and I did my damndest on this album and really hope to deliver you all something with substance to it, giving that same feeling like when I released sleep dep. April and I have shot a lot of footage over the past few years, and I plan to release at least two different music video for Daydreams as well as promotional commercials.

GREAT THINGS TO COME!!!

The album cover will be revealed when the release date is set and announced. To fill you in, this album features a few different people with all different backgrounds of music. There have been some changes to the features since I’ve released the last trailer, I will have a new trailer soon and that will let you know everything about this album and who is guest appearing.

SMALL ALBUM DESCRIPTION BELOW:

If you’re into stories of true crime, and in-depth gory visuals that go along with it, then you will love this album. It has many different styles of production, from dark trap sounding beats, to even some music similar to NIN and Marilyn Manson. The album is a concept story in some ways, comparable to what I did with the album “Sleep Deprivation” only true crime original fictional stories. Music videos and much more to come.

I’m still and always have been, an independent artist. Anything that is pressed comes straight from me. All I can ask is for anyone reading this please spread the word as much as possible and thank you for your continuing support.  – KARDIAC!

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It has arrived! The second addition to The Horde Mixtape, Vol. 2 is now available! Hard copies are being sold at the Fangoria Musick Store and you can pick up the digital release at FANGORIA.com. I have a new song on Vol. 2 along with a track I produced that starts it off. Both Horde mixtapes are the only releases as of now that I’ve dropped new stuff on. Be sure to grab both of them if you haven’t already. As the graphic designer & video editor for most of the label videos, I made a promo video that shows you the lineup of artists on Vol. 2 just like the promo video. You can check out that below along with more news.

PROMO VIDEO FOR THE HORDE VOL.2


Lastly I added Gifts Of Blood Two on my Bandcamp page for $4.99 for those who like digital downloads. I have a bunch of albums on my Bandcamp some albums which haven’t been pressed to hard copy in over 15 years. So check out my Bandcamp.. I’ll be dropping a few singles on there soon.

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I know many of you haven’t heard anything new out of me over the past year and a half but I’ve never stopped working on music. I have two releases to drop, first will be my next solo album then a group project with Bloodshot entitled Foul Play. We are trying to shoot a couple videos before we drop that, so first to come will be my solo.

2017 is right around the corner, and I’m looking for any promoters or artists that want to work together to book some shows for 2017. If anyone of you are promoters that visit this site, or have a venue where you can book a show contact by email : kardiacmusic@gmail.com I don’t care if it’s a opening slot or a closing one, I’m just ready and needing to feel what it’s like to perform. If you questions about anything shoot an email. I want to work together with people out there using the resources I have and combined them into something good.


For Booking & Collaborations, contact: KardiacMusic@gmail.com

For Beat production/Film Composing, contact: KardiacMusic@gmail.com

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Whats good everyone? Today is the day The Horde Mixtape releases, Presented by FANGORIA Musick! This album has music from all different genres…everything from Punk to Electronic, Horrorcore & more.

I have a solo track on the mixtape called “Love Letters & Dental Records” ft. Jesse Madre. It’s a song from an upcoming album I am working on. Plus, there’s another track from the group project myself & Bloodshot are working on, entitled Bound By Violence. I’ll have more details about the group project album when the time comes. Until then, go purchase The Horde Mixtape Presented by FANGORIA Musick!

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Since last year, some of you may have heard myself & Director April Bedan completed a short film entitled “I Wish I Could Forget.” Just Recently it has been accepted to a second film festival the ETHERIA’s Women Underground (Screening Dates TBA), and that will screen at the Egyptian Theater in LA.

 

April had the opportunity to give some insight from her point of view about the film, and what we have been up too since we completed it. We’ve been keeping things a secret cause right now the film is making it’s rounds at a couple film fests and there’s guidelines that we need to follow. ShockTillYouDrop.com had just interviewed her about the film and some of the makings of everything and myself personally thinks this is an awesome interview  you all should check out. I’m very proud of the work we did together on the film and hopefully as things progress we can bring you more. We have talked about getting the short film re-pressed, with new artwork and some behind the scenes stuff some haven’t had a chance to see yet. Until then check out this interview on  STYD.