Two "geniuses" plan to pull off the perfect crime. But their big ol' brains just can't get out of their way. It was a trial that transfixed Americans in 1924. But it would be just one of many "crimes of the century."

Join Kim and I as we jump back to 1924 Chicago and the case of Leopold and Loeb.

New Year's Day 1923 an accusation causes people to lose all sense of humanity. A quiet small town is erased from the map in an act of racial violence that was itself erased from history for 60 years.

Join Kim and I as we dig into the tragic story of Rosewood, Florida. A story some tried to kill, but refused to die.

In a slightly shorter episode, we take a look at some of the legal trappings of the yuletide. From Puritans to a tree tax, Kim and I jump around it time to look at some Christmas traditions that were codified into law.

It's a very merry criminal Christmas

For nearly 1700 years the real Santa has been breaking into homes all around the world and treating traffic law like mere suggestions. But what happens when Santa goes full on Christmas felon.

Join Kim and I as we look at four Santas who found their names on the naughty list.

I also left in some of the stuff that could have been edited out, let me know if you like the outtakes left in.

Kim is down. The Dentist got her, so we are dropping the full episode in 24 hrs. Just a little preview of Santa Robs a Bank.

The president might be the most documented man in the country. His every move is watched, analyzed, and debated. If a president were to just up and drop dead, you would think there would be no end to the investigation. But when Warren G Harding died nobody looking into anything. Was it his heart, a stroke, a bad case of crabs, or possible suicide or even assassination. The leader of one of the most corrupt administrations in history dies, quickly, with more questions than answer, and they don't even perform an autopsy?

Join Kim and I as we look at the numerous conspiracies surrounding the death of President Warren G Harding.

It has been said that older people are less likely to commit violent crimes because, we all mellow with age. Whoever said that never meet Captain Wilson Ellis Davis. Davis might have been a lot of things, but mellow wasn't one of them. Civil War vet, possible Captain in the Union Army, sharpshooter, and likely murderer he seems to have just gotten meaner with age.

Join Kim and I as we jump back to 1914 Sawtelle, California and a murderer with a plan . Just maybe not a great plan.

What do you do when ancient laws and biology cut your family out of the royal line. Well if you are Jeanne de la Motte you fake it until you make. Or until it all come crashing down like a guillotine on Louis XVI oversized neck.

Join Kim and I as we jump back to 1790s France and a con artist who would try to make the royal court her mark, and in the process add to the insanity causing the French Revolution.

I'm all alone this week as I jump bank to the late 19th century to look at the last gentleman bank robber, Jimmy Hope. Hope was a thief with a code of non-violence and if stories are to be believed a little bit of a softer side. It was a time when many of the bank robbers were seen as Robin Hood figures, without the whole pesky giving to the poor. But boy did they rob from the rich.

Hopefully the full Episode is there this time.

A young couple set out to row across a beautiful upstate New York lake. But when the boat never comes back a poorly planned murder, or horrible accident, is quickly uncovered.

Join Kim and I as we take a look at the death of Grace Brown, a story that has fascinated true crime lovers for over 100 years. Just what happened on Big Moose Lake in July of 1906