Researchers have looked the motive for past cases, which have included mental health, relationship problems, alcohol and substance use, physical health problems, criminal and legal issues, job or financial difficulties and domestic violence. More recently, a review of cases found negative childhood experiences to be risk factors, as are characteristics like gender, age and financial situation

SO what is it that made these families commit murder suicide??? Join us while we discuss the possibilities that wrap around our 3 cases.

Descriptions of shadowy, human-like figures have appeared in folklore and religious texts throughout history and across cultures. Some examples include the Djinn of ancient Islamic theology and the beings known as Nalua Chito of the Native American Choctaw tribe’s mythology. 

Djinn- A common misconception about angels is that they are humans who have died. In actuality, angels have never been humans. Instead of clay, they were made out of light. Islam has a third type of being, djinn, who are made of smokeless fire. “Djinn” is where the word “genie” comes from, but they are more complicated than they appear in popular legends

I HATE MONDAYS.

That one sentence chilled a nation.

It was January 29th, 1979. Monday morning children gathered in the playground waiting for school to start. 20 gunshots blasted through the laughter and games. The shots killing 2 and injuring many others. From a crossed the street a 16-year-old girl watched through the scope of a rifle. This is not a story of mental health reform, not the story of justice. This is the story of silent abuse, neglect, failed system, rage. This is the sound of a trigger pulled without any warning. 

He name is Brenda Spencer. 

Can you imagine showing up to church early in the morning, as you are getting ready to do a fitness class

I bet Missy Bevers didn’t expect her life to end that way either.

Join us while we discuss this bizarre case with some much video footage your mind will be blown with the fact that it is still unsolved. 

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The brutal murder of Teresita Basa went unsolved for years. From the day she was killed in 1977, Chicago-area police were stumped by the crime that seemed to have no motive, no leads, and no chance of being solved. Her murder was cold for months, until Teresita come back from beyond the grave, possess her friend and directly name her killer.

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EOW is introducing the Snallygaster. Newspaper accounts throughout February and March 1909 describe encounters between local residents and a beast with "enormous wings, a long pointed bill, claws like steel hooks, and an eye in the center of its forehead." It was described as making screeches "like a locomotive whistle." and its mortal enemy the Dwayyo Tales — a large beast with snarling fangs and a big, bushy tail — appear to have surfaced in Western Maryland around November 1965.

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Bethany believed she was a targeted individual and even went on podcasts describing her stalking, harassment and assaults from who she believed was government officials. She mysteriously went missing all her money that she had hidden in her home missing with her. Months later her red mini cooper reappears abandoned. Was Bethany being stalked and targeted or did she suffer from mental illness. Did she imagine

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Sometimes, the justice system fails or takes too long to avenge their children. When this happens, some parents decide to take the law into their own hands to make sure the people who hurt their children are punished. Join us while we discuss parents who are out for blood.