If you like unsolvable murders with heaps of contradictory evidence and an inscrutable ransom note, you've come to the right episode. JonBenét Ramsey was killed in 1996 but even a decade-late confession has brought us no closer to knowing who's responsible. Listen to see if you can figure out whether the pineapple is important.

The battle on Breed's Hill, known as the Battle of Bunker Hill, took place early in the war for American Independence. The British expected an easy victory but the colonists fought better than expected. Viva la revolución,

Antemortem busts out of quarantine and travels to some new nations in this episode. Four tales of murder await. And we'll visit our old friend, digitalis, too.

The year was 1912. The ocean was below freezing. The lifeboats were inadequate. The punctures of an iceberg took down the world's largest ship in under three hours. Based on the 1997 blockbuster, Titanic.

Meet Israel Keyes: loner, carpenter, killer. Keyes murdered at least eight victims and committed a variety of other crimes. He wouldn't want us talking about him.

Chicago in 1871 was a rapidly growing city full of wooden buildings. Two things it lacked were an adequately equipped fire department and precipitation. After three dry months, a barn on the city’s south side went up in flames. The tenacious fire crossed rivers and overwhelmed the city.

When faced with a difficult financial situation, John List chose the worst possible option.

For a few days in August, 1831, Nat Turner led a rebellion that shocked and terrified the enslavers of Southampton County, Virginia and hastened abolition.

Episode 2 on tuberculosis explores some of the pre-antibiotic methods for dealing with the disease. You should probably try sitting outside and drinking milk before considering surgical options. Neither will cure you but you might be inspired to write a poem before you expire.