Host Ava Grey examines the 1935 trial of Albert Fish for the murder of Grace Budd, exploring the psychological and legal battle over criminal insanity that unfolded in a White Plains courtroom. Through competing psychiatric testimony and the M'Naghten Rule's limitations, the episode reveals how one case exposed fundamental flaws in America's approach to severely disturbed criminal minds.

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