Death Row Diaries

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.

Billy Mansfield is a creepy little piece of Florida swamp trash who succeeded in the family business of being a pedophile. He then moved on to killing young people because, what did he have to lose? Matt and Bill discuss his character and what led him down this path.

Matt and Bill discuss the fate of Idaho's college killer, Bryan Kohberger.

The Corcoran Prison Riots are a famed series of incidents in which prison guards staged fights to the death between inmates at Corcoran Prison, where Bill is currently serving time. Matt and Bill discuss the case.

A manhunt spanning several countries leads to the capture of one of the most prolific pedophiles in modern history.

Matt and Bill discuss the case of Robert Roberson, a man sentenced to be executed in Texas for the crime of shaking a baby to death, but many believe in his innocence.

Matt and Bill finish the story of Erik and Lyle Menendez and their prospects for a new trial.