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There had only been two murders amongst the Amish in the last 250 years. Eli Weaver and Barb Raber just couldn't let that impressive record stand...
The world's premier university for the hearing impaired, Gallaudet University, in downtown Washington, D.C. is a refuge, where students with profound hearing loss can live and learn with their peers. That idyllic peace would be shattered in the autumn of 2000.
A small town in Illinois is the setting for a brutal, vicious murder. The victim's son was not named Carlton or Colton, but Christopher. We got it wrong the entire episode...
A lot of wife-killing idiots are under the impression that drowning your spouse in the bathtub/hot tub is a pretty good cover for a murder. Sorry Tim Boczkowski, that NEVER happens! And it super doesn't happen twice...
From Truth or Consequences, to Password, to Jeopardy, we've got 'em all. A trip down memory lane discussing the top 25 games shows of all time...
When things start going sour at a restaurant, as they so frequently do, a lifelong friend murders his partner in cold blood.
Sebring, Florida's most infamous murder was committed by a humble man of God who was supposed to be caring for the very people he killed. Let's head south...
We begin our two-week binge on men of God who murder. Let's head to Kansas and see what evil lurks in the town of Emporia!
This preposterous tale comes from Knoxville, Tennessee! To add to the ridiculousness, halfway through the episode Kevin decides that the protagonist, Rob, is actually named Ted. What the hell?!? The real victim is a hapless, lovelorn church organist.
Tara Grant was a smart, attractive, successful mother of two. Her husband was not.
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