Liz and Jon get a stick and poke the bushes to shake loose a terrible story of murderer, lower than a snake's butthole who rented a cobra to do his dirty work.

Liz and Jon cross their fingers and hope for the best as they venture into the tale of one man who nearly had the plug pulled before his life changed forever.

Liz subjects Jon to righteous indignation on this steamy visit to the South East Asia and the hunting grounds of the Pontianak, the vampyric ghosts of murdered women.

Liz and Jon get in their Chevy Nova and drive into the strange tale of the abduction of Louise Smith Elaine Thomas and Mona Stafford in Stanford, Kentucky in 1976.

Liz and Jon don their monacles and over-dress for the subcontinent as they embark on an epic sojourn into one of colonial Britain's dumbest episodes.

Liz and Jon put their hands over their drinks and move cautiously into the conclusion of this epic tale of poison and famous last words.

Liz and Jon meet the Michael Jordan of misogyny, a bumbling murderer protected by wealth and privilege.

Liz and Jon settle in for the winter at one of the most famous hotels in the world, The Stanley; the inspiration for Stephen King's The Shining.

Jon rises from the grave, only to wish he was still six feet under thanks to Liz unearthing one of England's crappiest tales.

Liz and Jon wade into one of the most repulsive stories they've seen; a grave robbing German pervert who thought he could rouse his corpse bride with a balloon ride to the edge of space.