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1. After Dean's parents divorced when he was six years old, he was mainly raised by his mother from then on.
2. Dean was diagnosed with what physical ailment in his younger years that prevented him from ever taking part in athletic activities?
3. By what moniker was Corll known in his neighborhood?
4. What was the name of an adolescent accomplice who acquired victims for Corll?
5. Who was the other partner in crime accredited for introducing The Candy Man to Henley in the first place?
6. The majority of victims were teenage boys from what low-income neighborhood of Houston, Texas?
7. The police went to the boat shed where Henley claimed Corll buried the bodies of the boys he'd murdered. They dug and soon reached a layer of lime. They burrowed more and uncovered a carcass. How many bodies did they eventually uncover in the boat shed?
8. Wayne Henley told detectives of yet another place Corll disposed bodies. The count then rose to twenty-seven after more had been unearthed, making Dean Corll the most prolific American serial killer of the time. Who, with twenty-five known victims, did Corll exceed?
9. Wayne Henley claimed he shot Dean Corll in self-defense since he and David Brooks were fearful that they'd ultimately become victims themselves because Corll's incessant need for victims had been intensifying.
10. What was Dean Corll's official occupation prior to his demise?
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