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serial killer John Wayne Gacy lived and worked at a mortuary in Las Vegas years before committing murder. While employed at the mortuary, Gacy slept in a coffin with a dead teenage boy but grew frightened and jumped out. He traveled back to Illinois after the incident.

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Fun Fact: serial killer John Wayne Gacy lived and worked at a mortuary in Las Vegas years before committing murder. While employed at the mortuary, Gacy slept in a coffin with a dead teenage boy but grew frightened and jumped out. He traveled back to Illinois after the incident.

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