David Gore and Fred Waterfield are cousins.  What do these two like to do for fun?  Well they like to rape and murder women.  This is one family you don't want to be a part of.  Trust me.

Andrew Suh did something terrible that his sister Catherine asked him to do.  What would make a young man with a promising future commit murder?  A strange and dangerous family dynamic, that's what.

Grit your teeth and let's finish our look at Albert Fish.  This one isn't any more pleasant than Part 1 so consider yourself forewarned.  If it helps, the bad guy dies in the end.  So there's that.

This is part 1 of 2.  Albert is a tough one to talk about and yet we must.  Only through delving into the darkness of a madman's mind can we understand what creates these monsters.  If we can discover their creation, maybe we can catch them before they inflict their horrors on the world.  And this guy is the epitome of horror.

Time for another look at a mental health issue and three convicted killers who were diagnosed with it.  This includes the Milwaukee Cannibal and the Angel of Death.  

On this episode we will talk about 7 really bad biscuits.  From child killers to a necrophiliac.  These biscuits will leave a bad taste in your mouth.  And for that they deserve an award.  A lifetime in the dumpster where all bad biscuits need to go.

Blanche Kiser Taylor Moore on the outside is a kind, Southern lady.  On the inside she is something else altogether.

Anti-Social Personality Disorder (APD) is no joke.  I'll discuss what it is and do a quick dive into three famous killers who suffer from it.

Jamie Laiaddee went missing in March 2010.  Bryan, Rick and Ricky are all connected to her disappearance.  But only one of them is guilty of her murder.  And one of them knows where her body is.  None of them are talking.

In this half biscuit episode we will take a closer look at schizophrenia, its symptoms and its history.  We will also discuss two killers who were diagnosed with it: David Berkowitz and James Holmes.