This week, Annie and Kathryn highlight another prince—the Prince of Motown—and his kingly, abusive father. What would cause Marvin Gaye to be so despondent in the days and weeks leading up to his death? And what would possess a father to kill his successful son? The ladies discuss.

Artwork by Alissa Levy

Music by Dust Brothers

Annie and Kathryn travel way, way back to the fifteenth century to revisit the mystery of the Princes in the Tower. Were they murdered? If so, by whom? Did Annie compose a ballad about the princes? If so, what would possess her? The ladies are determined to sleuth it out in the British fashion.

Artwork by Alissa Levy

Music by Dust Brothers

Annie and Kathryn walk you through the amazing property at 112 Ocean Avenue: a three-story Dutch Colonial with waterfront views, iconic windows, and a spare red room. But before you decide to love it or leave it (a la the Lutz family), you must listen to the conclusion of the DeFeo Family murders.

Artwork by Alissa Levy

Music by Dust Brothers

Annie and Kathryn get a little tongue-tied while discussing the REAL story behind the Amityville Horror. Who is ultimately responsible for the DeFeo family murders? Satan? The mob? Or a Brooklyn-born bully named Butch?

Artwork by Alissa Levy

Music by Dust Brothers

The mystery intensifies in this conclusion to the Taconic State Park incident. The ladies reveal the final toxicology report, discuss the legal fallout, and debate the following proposition: is it possible to be a drunk driver and a good mother too?

Artwork by Alissa Levy

Music by Dust Brothers

Two sisters-in-law doing the best they can. But when Diane drives her children and nieces home one sunny July day, life will never be the same for all the families involved. There’s something wrong with Aunt Diane, and Annie and Kathryn are determined to figure out what it is.

Artwork by Alissa Levy

Music by Dust Brothers

Annie and Kathryn are on a brief hiatus, but they'll be back next week with more Family Plots.

Artwork by Alissa Levy

Music by Dust Brothers

Who was to blame for little Azaria Chamberlain’s death? Was this the work of a satanic cult? The actions of an unfeeling mother? Or did a dingo, in fact, take away the Chamberlains’ baby? Did Azaria’s name really mean “sacrifice in the desert”? What the heck is fetal hemoglobin, and how can it be confused with a chocolate milkshake? Join Annie & Kathryn, AKA the Segue Sisters, as they answer these and many more questions.

Artwork by Alissa Levy

Music by Dust Brothers at AudioJungle

Today's short 'n sweet episode is brought to you by the letter D, the number 37, and the land down under. James Cameron may also have a hand in things. . .

Artwork by Alissa Levy

Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle

Wailing and gnashing of teeth take on a new meaning in this week’s troubling episode of twins gone wild. A mouth mold winds up solving the case, and Annie and Kathryn discuss their own tooth traumas.

Artwork by Alissa Levy

Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle