On Christmas Eve 2002 Laci Peterson and her unborn baby Conner went missing. The eventual suspect was Laci's husband and Conner's dad, Scott. The lies that came out following the disapperance and murder are the stuff soap operas write about.

In 1998 Matthew Shepard suffered a crime so horrific we almost stopped researching and chose another topic.

In this episode Holly and Heather talk about some famous cemeteries and the hauntings that are rumored to be seen. They also talk aboutthe upcoming trip to Boston and share some exiting news.

In 1968 Rodney would claim his first victim and would go on to kill an undetermined number of women. Despite his body count he is still a relatively unknown serial killer.

In this episode we talk about one of our favorite summer time activities....Amusement Parks.

To continue with the highway theme this week we discuss a 450 mile stretch of road in Canada. Highway 16 has played host to the disapperance of a varying number of girls between 1969 until 2011.

All across the United States are roads that people claim are haunted. In todays episode the sisters discuss alleged haunted highways from Kentucky and beyond. Are the hauntings real or are they just urban legends? Today's stupid criminal is a Jesus loving night owl.

Today's episode the sisters look at the Post Office Murder that coined the phrase going postal which of course means becoming so mad you snap and cause violence usually in the work place. The first instance of the phrase being used was after Patrick Sherrill from Edmond Oklahoma shot 14 coworkers and himself and injured 6 others at the Edmond Post Office. They also discuss some Post Office shooting leading up to and following the Edmond Massacre.