You can find anyone to do a service for you these days as long as you pay them…even murder.
22 Mar 2024
16. P is for Pregnancy
Pregnancy is a beautiful thing. But what happens when someone wants what you have?
16 Mar 2021
15. O is for On Air
With news coverage happening 24/7 these days, you’re bound to see something tragic. Here are 3 stories about deaths that were broadcasted on television. (If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health, depression or suicide, please call the National Suicide Hotline, 24 hours a day at 1-800-273-8255.)
26 Feb 2021
14. N is for Nurses
Most nurses care for and help people, especially during this pandemic. But that isn’t always the case...
30 Jan 2021
13. M is for Murder
Breaking it down to the basics for Murder 101.
15 Jan 2021
12. L is for Sylvia Likens
The story of Sylvia Likens has been called “The Single Worst Crime Perpetrated Against an Individual in Indiana’s History.” Here’s why...
18 Dec 2020
11. K is for Katherine Knight
On November 8, 2001, Katherine Knight was the first Australian woman to be sentenced to life imprisonment without paroled for stabbing, skinning, decapitation and cooking her husband.
11 Dec 2020
10. J is for John Joseph Famalaro
On June 2, 1991, Denise Huber went missing without a trace. Three years later, she would be found in the back of a truck on John Joseph Famalaro’s property.
4 Dec 2020
9. I is for Incest
Incest comes from the Latin word incestus, which means “impure.” While most stories involving incest have a seriously negative connotation and end in a crime, that’s not the case for all of them. This week, hear a couple stories that end in murder and a couple that have a happy ending.
20 Nov 2020
8. H is for the Hi-Fi Murders
In April 1974, 5 innocent victims’ lives would forever be changed in an electronic store one evening. They would be tortured and shot. Some of them would make it out alive...some would not.
13 Nov 2020
7. G is for Gerald and Charlene Gallego
Charlene Gallego once said of her and her husband, Gerald’s, sexual assault and murder crimes, "We had this sexual fantasy see, so we just carried it out. I mean, like it was easy and fun and we really enjoyed it, so why shouldn't we do it?" Well, morality, for starters.
6 Nov 2020
6. F is for Folie a Deux
Folie a deux is literally translates to “insanity of two” and is a psychiatric syndrome in which a delusional belief is shared between two people. In 1954, Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulme believed the only solution to their problem was to kill Pauline’s mother.
30 Oct 2020
5. E is for Exorcism
Exorcisms are “the religious or spiritual practice of evicting demons or other spiritual entities.” In January 1998, Charity Miranda’s mother and sisters would help her rid her of her demon.
23 Oct 2020
4. D is for Decapitation
Decapitation is “the total separation of the head from the body” and is always fatal. Guest cohost Mallorie joins to talk about 5 very different stories of decapitations.
16 Oct 2020
3. C is for Capgras Delusion
Capgras Delusion, or imposter syndrome, is a “psychiatric disorder in which a person holds a delusion that a friend, spouse, parent, or other close family member (or pet) has been replaced by an identical impostor.” In 1895, Michael Cleary believed his wife had been stolen by fairies. In 2009, Blazej Kot thought getting rid of his wife was a secret agent test. Or...did they?
9 Oct 2020
2. B is for Amy Bishop
Dr. Amy Bishop had “a pattern of erratic behavior. She did things that weren't normal...she was out of touch with reality.” On February 12, 2010, she would show just how out of touch she was.
2 Oct 2020
1. A is for Asphyxiation
Asphyxiation is “the state or process of being deprived of oxygen, which can result in unconsciousness or death.” In 2009, Annie Le is caught on surveillance footage entering the building of her research lab. She is never caught on camera leaving.
24 Sept 2020
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