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On today’s episode I FINALLY drop the second part of a story I started in episode 60. We discuss the conclusion of the trial in which Monica Sementilli was tried for the 2017 murder of her husband Fabio.

On today’s episode, we go back to the early 1900's as we tell the story of an "exotic" beauty — a nasty dancer, dancer for money, a woman who walked so Rachel Dolezal could run. Labeled a notorious femme fatale spy and blamed for the deaths of 50,000 soldiers. Her name became legend. Her story became myth. And the truth? It’s buried beneath war, paranoia, and a nation desperate for a villain. Research Sources: https://youtu.be/XFgkhL3atuk?si=DDPiB_zMlhkP4vLZ https://youtu.be/wrS2jHMhPG4?si=whFUNXeVrTbbxSCl https://youtu.be/UGB1SN-dRJ0?si=vVvORlO2oELeRemo

On today’s episode, we dive into an insane, landmark court case that held the American public in a chokehold from gavel to gavel in the roaring 1920’s. This case was one of the most salacious legal scandals of its time — teaching hopeless romantics a brutal lesson about the thickness of blood and the conditions of unconditional love.

Today’s subscriber exclusive episode has an…acquired taste. Buckle up and settle your stomach for this one.

Listen to our very first three-part special as we unravel the chaotic carnage left in the wake of Phil Spector—the musician, the mastermind, and the murderer. We begin with his meteoric rise as a promising young producer in the 1960s, trace his rapid unraveling, and end with his 2007 murder trial. Along the way, we focus on two of his victims in particular: one who got away—and another who wasn’t as lucky.

Listen to our very first three-part special as we unravel the chaotic carnage left in the wake of Phil Spector—the musician, the mastermind, and the murderer. We begin with his meteoric rise as a promising young producer in the 1960s, trace his rapid unraveling, and end with his 2007 murder trial. Along the way, we focus on two of his victims in particular: one who got away—and another who wasn’t as lucky.

Listen to our very first three-part special as we unravel the chaotic carnage left in the wake of Phil Spector—the musician, the mastermind, and the murderer. We begin with his meteoric rise as a promising young producer in the 1960s, trace his rapid unraveling, and end with his 2007 murder trial. Along the way, we focus on two of his victims in particular: one who got away—and another who wasn’t as lucky.

Today’s show is a bonus Christmas episode to discuss a bizarre mystery that took place on Christmas Eve of 2010.

On today’s show we talk about the events that transpire after a Canadian man’s body is found in his home 3 days after Christmas in 1995.

On today’s show we discuss a shocking disappearance that leads investigators to a Pandora’s box of crazy as they inch closer to the truth.

On today’s episode we go back in time to discuss all of the nun-sense from episode 36 and cover a few current headlines with my catholic homegirl, Dj Molly from the sidewalk.

On today’s episode we celebrate Thanksgiving by hanging out in my kitchen with my husband and some crazy ass stories!

On today’s episode we talk about sex, drugs, buried secrets, and deadly love.

On today’s episode we talk about all sorts of monkey business; from the world’s most expensive fart to horny surgeons.

On today’s show, we kick off Halloween week by discussing the first murder case in U.S. history where a ghost’s testimony helped convict a killer. Today we tell the story of Zona Heaster Shue.