In this episode, we cover some of what the Green River Killer did, This is definitely not a deep dive. In part two we will look at who was Gary Ridgeway.

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March is the month we really focus on remembering Ryan and making sure his story is not forgotten. So today we re-share his story in hopes that others will share it and that maybe, just maybe, someone will remember something.

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In this episode we go over what is known about the ongoing case of alleged grave robber Jonathan Gerlach.

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I have re-released this episode on the anniversary of Ryan going missing 8 years ago. Still hoping for answers.

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This comes out just before the anniversary of what would be Skylar Neese' birthday (Feb 10th). What started as an accidental writing of an episode we already covered, has turned into the opportunity to cover this story again, and give Skylar a voice.

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This weeks episode is a collection of Stories of stupid criminals. We felt that after our last couple weeks personally, we needed a light week.

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In this episode, we talk about Ken McElroy and all he did to finally get an entire town to turn their back on him when he is brutally killed.

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In this episode.... Our Christmas Episode, We cover a very troubling case that involves an unknown male saving christmas.

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In this episode we discuss the bizarre case of the Atlas Vampire, a case from Sweden that is still unsolved and truly bizarre.

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In this episode we discuss the Dardeen Family Murders from Illinois. This case is technically unsolved even though a convicted killer (for an unrelated case) confessed to the murders. He was executed before it could be found out whether or not he had actually committed the crime.

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