Florida Man Murders

In 1993, a group of Ft. Lauderdale teens who had been tormented and bullied for years decided to lure their abuser into the woods with promises of booze and sex. And he was never seen alive again. This week, the boys get into this unsettling and shocking story of the murder of Bobby Kent and the bullied-kids-turned-murderers that shocked a well-to-do South Florida suburb.

From promising NHL prospect to bereft Florida Man embroiled in drugs, prostitution, and murder, the guys get into the sad and tragic life of former NHL player Brian Spencer.

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The Black Dahlia murder is arguably the most famous unsolved murder case in American history. Multiple theories and dozens of suspects have been put forth over the years, though the case remains unsolved. But could the killer have been a mortician's assistant from Miami, Florida? This week, the boys go west to Los Angeles to take a deep dive into the strange and macabre tale of the gruesome murder of Elizabeth Short, the almost comically badly botched investigations that ensued, and the Florida Man that could very well have been her killer.

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In the mid-1980s, Florida man carnival worker Oscar Ray Bolin wreaked murderous havoc across Tampa and Texas, confessed his crimes to his wife along the way, and got married to another woman while in prison where his ceremony was watched by millions on TV. And that's just the tip of the iceberg.

*WARNING* This episode contains mentions of victims being sexually assaulted and murdered

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History has taught us that Juan Ponce de León was a gilded Spanish explorer who discovered and named the state of Florida while on his noble and daring quest to find the mythical Fountain of Youth. But the reality is Ponce was a marauding, abominable, and -- you guessed it -- murderous asshole. This week, the guys get into the real life story of the first Florida Man: Juan Ponce de León.

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There's always a Florida connection. Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth on April 15, 1865. But Booth had help from a cadre of conspirators who wanted to bring down the Union to save the Confederacy. This week, on the 158th anniversary of Lincoln's assassination, the boys take a deep dive into the life of Lewis Powell, a murderous Florida Man who loved the South, hated Lincoln, and eventually lost his head, quite literally.

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This week, the fellas get into the wild and crazy story of Florida's version of Bonnie and Clyde: John Ashley & Laura Upthegrove and their notorious - if not bumbling - Ashley Gang, a crew of murderous outlaws, pirates, and bootleggers who terrorized Florida during the prohibition era.

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Ok this one is BANANAS BONKERS, folks. The boys get into the wild and creepy story of German-born Key West resident Carl Tanzler (aka Dr. Count Carl von Cosel) and his macabre obsession with a Cuban-American beauty that lasted way beyond the grave -- quite literally.

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Danny Rolling, the serial killer who inspired the Scream movies, is one of history's most horrifying murderers. In August of 1990, Rolling brutally attacked and stabbed five University of Florida students and left an entire town crippled in fear for four days. This week, Chris, Roger, and Ceej get into the chilling story of one of Florida's most deplorable monsters, his shocking origin story, his goofy songs, his abhorrent acts, and the harrowing tale of how this piece of human garbage was finally caught. (LISTENER DISCRETION ADVISED) 

This week the boys dive into the little known story of Neo Nazi Mark James Asay - the first White man to be sentenced to death for killing a Black person in Florida history. 

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