does the cat die?

In this episode, Lena and Julia cover cases from their hometown...well basically their hometown..close enough. Lena covers the 1890's murder of John Sheedy and the tea filled story that would ensue. Julia then covers the string of horrific murders at the hands of Charles Starkweather and Carol Ann Fugate....and if you know any Julia lore, you know this is going to be a long episode.

Major trigger warning for sexual violence, child abuse and suicide.

In this episode Lena covers the deadly Scheele's green dye and Victorian England. Then Julia covers the victims of the scum of the earth, Fred and Rosemary West.

In this episode Julia covers the incredibly gruesome skin case, also known as Poland's Silence of the Lambs case. Then Lena covers the more lighthearted case of Gef the mongoose.

MAJOR TRIGGER WARNING FOR THIS EPISODE. While Julia does not go into major detail with her case, it is very disturbing at points. Because of this and the many photos from Katarzyna's murder, we will not be including links in the description.

In this episode Julia covers the tragic and horrifyng murder of Cassie Jo Stoddart, also known as the scream murders. Then Lena gets silly and covers the life and loss of Andy the goose.

If you would like to read more about Cassie Jo Stoddart, below is a link to an article in which her brother, Andrew Stoddart, talks about the family's loss.

https://www.idahostatejournal.com/members/remembering-cassie-jo-brother-opens-up-on-th-anniversary-of/article_b160f34d-1f1e-5a9c-a585-bc49422a78b7.html