On episode fourteen The Wives cover the first murder conviction in Connecticut without the victim's body in the story of Helle and Richard Crafts, as well as the longest trial in Canadian history in the Peter Demeter case.  

On episode thirteen, The Wives cover the cold case of Dorothy Jane Scott and the Alaskan serial killer Robert Hansen, otherwise known as the Butcher Bakeer. 

On episode twelve, The Wives cover the crimes of Ryan Wyngarden and the Brink's Murders as well as that of the twisted couple Charlene and Gerald Gallegos.  

On episode eleven, The Wives dive into the insane case of eleven year old child murderer, Mary Bell and the story of Thomas Bartlett Whitaker and the Whitaker family murders. 

On this episode, the Wives cover the cases of Randall Woodfield otherwise known as the I-5 Bandit and the online love triangle of Thomas Montgomery, the TalHotBlond and BeefCake.

In Episode Nine, the Wives cover the American Serial Killer Arthur John Shawcross who was widely known as the Genesee River Killer. And that of Tod Maher, the nurse turned suspected killer of the billionaire Edmond Safra.  

On episode seven the Wives cover the cases of the American mass murders of Richard Speck and that of Lorne J. Acquin, one of the biggest mass murderers in Connecticut History. 

In part two of this episode you'll hear Destinee discuss the murder of Meredith Kercher and all of the twist and turns involving Rudy Guede, Raffaele Sollecito, and the one and only Amanda Knox.  Also in this episode you will hear the wives discuss Destinee's least favorite topic.   

This week's case is a two-part episode.  In part one of this episode you'll hear Ronnica discuss the wild disappearance of the Springfield Three (Suzanne "Suzie" Streeter, Stacy McCall, Sherrill Levitt) and some follow-up theories.  Tune-in next week for part two of this episode and Destinee's Full case.