Hex Marks the Spot

Holy moly. We're back with a long one and these stories follow a common theme: body snatching. Bee covers the long and sorted history of body snatching before Taylor shares the morbid story of Carl Tanzler.

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In episode 22 Taylors tells Bee about a classic babysitter urban legend, and the real life story behind it-- the tragic murder of 13 year old Janett Christman.

ANOTHER BONUS EPISODE! Happy Birthday to all of us (but actually Bee)! Rob is back to grace us with a true crime scandal we would've never known about without him: Spygate F1.

We made it to episode 20! This one's a rollercoaster. Bee shares the tragic stories of The London Beer Flood of 1814, and The Boston Molasses Flood of 1919. Taylor tells us the dark history of child chimney sweeps.

Welcome to episode 19! Taylor tells Bee the story of Thomas Wayne Crump and his criminal spree across multiple states. Do you think he's a serial killer or a spree killer? Let us know on IG!

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Happy 420, buds! In bonus episode 18 Bee and Taylor share some of their favorite and random articles on one of their favorite topics-- Florida Man! Sit back, blaze it, and laugh along with us.

In episode 17 Bee tells Taylor about infamous serial killer Edmund Kemper, also known as The Co-Ed Killer, The Ogre of Aptos, and Big Ed.

In bonus episode 16 Bee tells a special guest about the murder of Kim Wall. Kim was an intelligent and outgoing journalist, and her life was cut short by a depraved local celebrity named Peter Madsen.

Time to get local and spooky! In today's episode Bee and Taylor share two stories that go hand-in-hand with one another: The Cavalier Hotel and Adolph Coors. We hope you enjoy, and if anyone understands how ceramic armor works, please explain it to us like we're five.

In episode 14 Taylor shares the story of Hannah Quinn and Blake Davis-- two young adults who were put on trial for murder after defending themselves. Afterwards Bee tells us about Leonarda Cianciulli A.K.A The Soap Maker of Correggio.