Welcome to part 2 of Peter Kurten, the Vampire of Dusseldorf. Nancy and Drew will discuss Peter's last crime, his capture, trial, execution, and of course, his last meal.

Welcome back to DRK! Join Nancy and Drew as they kick off a new season with the Vampire of Dusseldorf! Trigger warning for rape, violence against animals, violence against children, and violence against anyone walking the streets of 1920's Germany. This is part 1 of a two parter.

This week, for our season finale, Nancy and Drew discuss a racially charged case that ranges from Mississippi Burning country to rural Florida.

Join Nancy and Drew as they discuss multiple shootouts with the cops, a prison escape, the best rhumba dance instructor this side of the cruise ship, and the weirdest thing we've ever come across on this show. Ladies, gentlemen, and everyone: Charles "Chucky" Rumbaugh

This week Nancy and Drew discuss someone who is not innocent at all, and yet so dead. Join the ladies as they discuss every parent's worse nightmare: the man in the van.

This week Nancy and Drew delve into prison redemption, why communion wafers taste so bad, and just exactly what Nancy did as a child to earn her spot in Hell. Join Nancy and Drew as they discuss Jonathan Nobles.

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Join Nancy and Drew as they discuss a classic Missourah criminal, prison escapes, the worst prison riot in Missouri history, and even a few ghost stories!

Let's celebrate the end of the dumpster fire that was 2020 with murder, mayhem, a strong cup of tea, and, of course, cookies. Join Nancy and Drew as they discuss John "Jacky" Elliott.

This week celebrate the holidays with murder! Beware of crack addicts bearing gifts, do not defrost your pumpkin pies, and try and solve the mystery of the Oklahoma City's 1995 Chili Cookoff! Join Nancy and Drew as they discuss Thomas J Grasso!

Join Nancy and Drew as they take an in depth look into four men previously incarcerated on death row that were all exonerated. As one reviewer said: "after a wild pool party where everyone gets naked, the effects of the drugs kick in, and the [podcast] starts to get enjoyably ridiculous.