The Killer Clown was never alone. John Wayne Gacy is remembered as the most infamous “lone wolf” killer in American history — thirty-three boys buried in a crawlspace, the monster in greasepaint. But what if the story you’ve been told is a lie? In Killer Connections: The Delta Project , the second explosive volume in the Killer Connections series, bestselling true crime investigator Paul Gregory takes you deep into the shadows of a network so dark, it rewrites everything you thought you knew about serial killers. Discover how Gacy’s employees and associates — including men he named after his arrest — may have been accomplices, not bystanders. - Follow the trail of Dean Corll, “The Candy Man” , whose torture murders in Houston eerily mirrored Gacy’s crimes — and overlapped with whispers of filmed killings. - Meet John D. Norman , the forgotten architect of the Delta Project : a nationwide pedophile network cataloguing thousands of boys and quietly feeding predators across America. - Step onto North Fox Island , where millionaire Frank Shelden created a “summer camp” for children that was really a front for organized abuse — a blueprint for Jeffrey Epstein’s island decades later. - Explore the chilling possibility that blackmail and ritual were the true currency of these operations, not compulsion. With painstaking research, rare interviews, and connections ignored by the mainstream narrative, The Delta Project asks the forbidden question: Were Gacy, Corll, and others really lone monsters — or were they cogs in a machine designed to supply, exploit, and silence? This book doesn’t just tell you the story. It shows you the machinery. And in the next volume, Killer Connections: The Hand of Death , the machinery begins to look like a hidden religion — one so secret, most people don’t believe it exists. If you thought the crawlspace was the end of the story, you were wrong. It was only the beginning.