A serial killer in post WWII Japan works his way across the nation. Using his skill as a conman he keeps one step ahead of the police. But a 10-year-old girl will prove to be his undoing.

Join Kim and I as we travel to Japan in the years after the war and take a look at the tale of Akira Nishiguchi, the "Black Gold Metal Killer."

In 1933 a wealthy, popular, All-American young man is taken by two desperate men. Over the next few weeks San Jose, California anger and lust for revenge grows. Join Kim and I as we dig into the events of November 1933, and a town that takes the law into their own hands.

It was a time of labor unrest in the United States. Socialist and anarchist used the brutal tactics of the robber barons to gain support for their causes. The robber barons used private armies, like the famed Pinkertons, to crush unions. In 1892 these forces would collide at the Carnegie owned steel mill in Homestead Penn.

Join Kim and I as we take a dive into the chaos surrounding the Homestead strike and the attempted assassination of one of the most powerful business leaders in the United States, Henry Frick.

In 1947 a woman walked with young daughter to pick up a pair of shoes. Ahead she was what she thought was a broken mannequin, what it actually was would start one of the most famous unsolved mysteries in the history of Hollywood.

Join Kim and I as we look into the story surrounding the Black Dahlia murder.

What is a lonely widow to do when not one but two husbands up and die on her? Well head to the personal ads of course. And that was just what Belle Gunness did, over and over again. Was she an unlucky victim of both fate and an evil man or was she a prolific serial killer. And what really happened to the woman newspapers called the Indiana Ogress.

Join Kim and I this week as we look at the tragically horrific life of Belle Gunness.

He was one of the greatest heroes of the Revolution, right up until he betrayed it. Why would a man who gave the American cause everything turn traitor? Was it love, money, or something else that drove Benedict Arnold to become the most famous traitor in American History.

Join Kim and I as we look into an act of treason that still sticks in the American psyche.

His was always a troublemaker, even his mama said so. But, was Willie Rudolph, AKA the Missouri Kid smart enough to outwit the private army, that was the Pinkerton Detective Agency. At a time when bank robbers were often viewed as folk heroes and banks the bad guys, Black Frank and the Missouri Kid briefly captured America's imagination, just as the old west was dying out.

Join Kim and I as we look at the life of the Missouri Kid.

Maybe marrying the King of England isn't all that great. For the wives of Henry VIII, it was a dangerous game. Of his six wives it would be Anne Boleyn whose death still sticks with us the most. Maybe because it caused a whole country to change its religion, or maybe because it is hard to know just how much of a role Anne played in her own sad story, but she is the wife that we still fixate on today.

Kimberly and I take on the twisted and tragic story of Henry's second wife Anne Boleyn. Why would Henry risk everything to be with her, to only a few short years later have her beheaded.

Join us for the story of Anne Boleyn.

The Bandit Queen of Arizona, Pearl Hart seemed to be all about breaking hearts and breaking barrios as the 19th century came to an end. She would become a nationwide celebrity and even a poster woman for the suffragette movement. All this despite the fact that her only stagecoach robbery ended in a failure and her arrest.

Join Kimberly and I as we dive into the wild and sometime confusing story of Pearl Hart.

Kim and I jump back to the late 1700's and the City of Brotherly Love, to examine a poorly executed bank heist. 1798 Philadelphia, Yellow fever rips through the city, as people flea two men pull off the first bank robbery in US History. They almost got away with it but turns out they weren't the brightest Philly had to offer.

The wrong man will rot in jail, even after it is clear that he didn't do it. So how did Patrick Lyon get out of jail and what did he do next? Listen to this week's episode as Kim and I dig into America's first bank robbery.