Death Row Diaries

Harrison Graham went by the nickname of "Marty." That didn't make a lot of sense to his neighbors, but neither did his habit of digging random holes throughout the neighborhood or the fact that his best friend was a Cookie Monster doll. Marty wasn't the brightest guy, and certainly not the caliber of individual who can maintain a modicum of sanity while in the throes of an epic crack binge. With a lot of factors working against him, Graham's situation went from bad to unthinkable. Let's just say he had the scariest crack house on the block.

Robert Hansen was a nerdy little guy with a stutter, but that didn't stop him from achieving his dream of moving to Alaska, becoming a prize-winning hunter, starting a family, and opening a bakery. Unfortunately, his hunting didn't stop with moose and caribou, but extended to humans. Hansen played the most dangerous game, and got caught. But not before he left his bloody mark on the pristine Alaskan wilderness.

Pam Hupp is a very tricky lady. Her criminal career began with forgery, but that didn't provide her the lifestyle she craved. Plus, she never got caught, so why not up the stakes and start murdering friends and family members? This was her thinking, apparently. Matt and Bill break down the case. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Matt and Bill discuss why prominent South Carolina snollygoster Alex Murdaugh may have Murdaugh'd his wife and son. His behavior looks as sloppy as a big 'ol plate of biscuits and gravy, but what could have led this southern fried gentleman down a path of such despair? Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Keith Jesperson was a family man, but he had a dark secret. He wasn't just an abusive drunk who liked to string cats up from the clothesline in front of his family. He was engaging in even more disgusting activities during his long-haul trucking trips. When the wrong people went to prison for one of his murders it made him angry, and that's when he was branded the Smiley Face Killer.

Ward Francis Weaver was a serial killer trucker who stalked his victims on the highway. He then struck up a relationship with his estranged son, Ward Weaver III, from prison. They'd end up having one thing in common - both were serial killers. Then, the third little Weaver killed some people as well. This family is genetically diseased and has wreaked untold havoc throughout the ages. Matt Ralston talks to William Noguera about his experiences in dealing with the elder Weaver. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

You know what's a bad idea? Being a serial killer? You know what's a worse idea? Being a serial killer who only kills people you know. Bill discusses his interactions with Phillip Jablonski, as he had to care for the elderly creep in San Quentin State Prison. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from death row.

George Gascon is the District Attorney of Los Angeles. People hate him. Matt and Bill break down the reasons why. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast co-hosted live from Death Row.

Bill uses his expertise, developed from spending decades among serial killers in San Quentin State Prison, to profile the Long Island Serial Killer and attempt to get some answers on one of the country's most notorious cases.

Bill discusses his theories on whether serial killer cases in this country are waning, growing, or remaining stagnant. There are a lot of factors at play, Matt and Bill take a dive into it.