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.

John Hinckley Jr shot the President. And three other people. Usually, the law frowns pretty heavily on that. Not so much if your father owns an oil company. Hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity. He now enjoys the same rights as your or any other citizen - possibly more, depending on what state you live in.

As Hernandez continues abusing amphetamines and living in the shame of his homosexuality, he becomes less and less chill and eventually full-on raging homicidal maniac. It's not a happy ending.

Aaron Hernandez descended into madness slowly but surely. Co-hosts Matt Ralston and Bill Noguera look at the various factors contributing to his abrupt downfall. As always, Death Row Diaries is the only podcast co-hosted live from death row.

Matt and bill discuss the Uvalde tragedy and what can be done. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast co-hosted live from Death Row.

Harold Shipman took the death of his mother very hard. He was forced to watch her wither away, and he held onto this pain, but he also lost control. His quest to gain it back led him to kill hundreds of people, making him perhaps the most prolific serial killer in history. Shipman was a medical doctor, and hence the name Dr. Death.