Sisters, sisters, there were never such devoted sisters-in-law . . . until tragedy strikes. Drug use, a flirtation with a local DJ, and a suspicious hit-and-run all illustrate the refrain: Lord help the sister-in-law who comes between Betty Jo and her man. In other musical news, tune in for the first-ever murder ballad dedication!

Artwork by Alissa Levy

Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle

Momma Bears, Desperate Housewives, and Criminal Lawyers make up this dramatic case of privileged people behaving badly. While this particular episode is murder-free, it may have you looking over your shoulder at the next PTA meeting. There’s a vengeful suburbanite on the loose. . . .

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle

Have you figured out who the real murderer is? Could it be Bucky Brooks, Bubby, or someone else entirely? After uncovering a few red herrings in the Bluegrass State, Annie and Kathryn expose the real culprit.

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle

The sun shines bright in the Old Kentucky Home, but apparently it's not warm enough to keep a Shepherdsville murder case from going cold. Will institutional incompetence and the loose lips of a detective cause a killer to walk free? Annie and Kathryn journey back to their home state to find out.

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle

A pungent odor reveals the skeletons in Teresa’s closet, but will anyone believe her daughter’s bizarre story of torture and murder? Will the brothers be held accountable too? The nose knows in this conclusion to the Knorr family murders.

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle

Did Ross have murder on the brain, or was he distracted to the point of child neglect? Tune in to see if you agree with Annie and Kathryn’s assessment of Ross’s mental state and the jury’s final verdict.

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle

 

Three Victorian sisters take on Mr. Splitfoot and a barrage of rapping ghosts in an engrossing story that truly has it all: romance, fraud, and an epic showdown. Because, after all, it’s not a real story without a showdown.

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle

It’s all sex, lies, and videotape in this (somewhat) concise conclusion to the Rafay family murders. Along the way, Annie and Kathryn encounter an amorous attorney, some not-so-dirty tricksters, and a couple of obnoxious but generous tippers. Just another offering from the podcast of cozy thoughts.

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by DustBrothers by AudioJungle

Oh, Canada! The magical land of scratch 'n sniff currency and panda-hugging prime ministers. It also happens to be the setting for this week's episode and our suspects' murderous screenplay. These "Great Despisers," however, must face off with the RMCP in a scenario that's stranger than fiction.

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle

Someone is most certainly sick in this much-anticipated episode, but it’s not Asunta, Boss of the Ghost Hunters. Annie and Kathryn discuss the manner and motive behind the young girl’s death in a case that draws some eerie parallels to the JonBenet Ramsey case. Find out what incriminating evidence investigators found on Alfonso’s computer and the haunting text that Asunta sent just weeks before her murder.

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by DustBrothers at AudioJungle