Matt and Bill discuss the case of two Florida swamp killers and take a listener question.

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Matt and Bill discuss whether or not there is a serial killer stalking the streets of New England.

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Jonathan Bruce Reed was convicted three times for the same murder, not an easy feat. Questions remain as to whether he is guilty or not, Reed claims innocence, but who did it?

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What's your worst nightmare? A crazy naked guy entering your home with a pitchfork, maybe. Johnathon Bruce was a big fan of the movie Halloween, too big a fan apparently. Matt and Bill discuss the case.

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Matt and Bill react to the amazing news that Bill has been granted parole after nearly forty years. The decision came down this week, and everyone is still processing what happened.

Douglas Clark was a member of San Quentin Prison's Death Row, and the Dead Body Society. This was a group of serial killers who formed a club to celebrate each other's exploits. Matt and Bill discuss the case of the Sunset Strip Killer.

Matt and Bill continue their discussion of William Bonin and the "Dead Body Society," a club of serial killers operating on death row.

Matt and Bill discuss the case of depraved serial killer William Bonin. We covered Bonin in an earlier episode, but in honor of our first 100 episodes being available now on Patreon we revisit the guy Bill considers the scariest of all the serial killers.

Luigi Mangione took the media by storm. With his swarthy good looks and cryptic bullet inscriptions, this murderer was truly the hero many people were seeking out. Now that Mangione has been caught, he has inexplicably been charged with only second degree murder. Matt and Bill discuss the case of the boyish vigilante.