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English: Jan Dobrogos was a notorious serial killer who terrorized Poland in the late 1990s. He was known for killing his victims in the most painful and gruesome ways imaginable, such as mutilating, burning, drowning, electrocuting, and poisoning them. He often left behind clues and taunts for the police, who were unable to catch him for years. He claimed to have killed over 20 people, but the exact number is unknown. He was finally arrested in 2001 after a failed attempt to kidnap a young girl. He was sentenced to life imprisonment without parole and died in prison in 2010. |
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