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IF YOU MISSED THE LATEST IHEART RADIO SHOW WITH DR. LILLIAN GLASS DISCUSSING HER WORK ON MASS KILLER ELLIOT RODGER THEN CLICK HERE TO LISTEN​



His parents tried to get him help from early on in his life but Elliot Rodger still ended up a mass murderer


Tomorrow night (Thursday) 8 PM Eastern on iHeart's True Crime Radio we welcome back body language expert Dr. Lillian Glass.



Dr. Glass has studied at length the clues Elliot Rodger left behind and tells us just how a killer like this thinks.

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN LIVE TOMORROW NIGHT (THURSDAY) 8 PM EASTERN




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IF YOU MISSED THE SHOW THURSDAY NIGHT NO WORRIES. YOU CAN LISTEN TO THE SHOW AS WELL AS ALL PAST SHOWS IF YOU CLICK RIGHT HERE​





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