Jessa and Nick talk about the lessons to be learned from the McMartin case, and whether or not those lessons have "stuck" in the minds of experts, prosecutors, and the media.

Jessa and Nick discuss the witness testimony for both the prosecution and defense in the McMartin Preschool trials.

Jessa and Nick finish the pre-trial portion of the McMartin Preschool cases, and end their discussion with the opening statements in the first trial.

Nick and Jessa have some trouble containing their outrage while discussing the initial investigation and arrest of Ray and Peggy Buckey, workers at the McMartin PreSchool in California.

Jessa and Nick talk about some of the special considerations that come into play when interviewing child witnesses.

Nick & Jessa conclude their discussion of the Subway Vigilante case.

After pretty significant tangents, Nick and Jessa talk about the facts of the Bernhard Goetz attempted homicide case.

Yeah, this was pretty lazily titled, mainly because the phrase "Milk: It Does a Body Good" seems a little cold-hearted when applied to a homicide victim...anyway, Nick & Jessa finish up their discussion of the White case and preview their next deep dive.

Jessa and Nick tackle the dueling experts/science that said junk food and depression can make you homicidal.

Jessa & Nick analyze the opening statements in the Daniel White case. Spoiler alert: they aren't impressed.