When a relationship ends people act in dramatically different ways, some seek a change, some see it as a fresh start and others see it as a way to get revenge. This episode we discuss true crime cases where people have taken the demise of their relationships to a whole new level. Carl Tanzler tried to replicate the relationship of his "one true love" and didn't quite understand the concept of "death till us part". Australian woman Katherine Knight shows us both sides of abusive relationships, though you may never want to eat meat again after listening to this case.

Across the developing world crime rates tumbled as we entered the new millennium, however with a new decade filled with exciting new digital possibilities and a rapidly changing world, two horrific murders were committed. Both murder cases of Milly Dowler and Jeffrey Baldwin would leave their own mark on the 00's decade changing laws and make us reflect on the way institutes that once used to dominate in previous decades needed to be reformed and make sure such crimes could not be committed again.

Disappearance cases often leave investigators and families with more questions rather than answers. In these two disappearances cases new developments have not shed anymore light on what happen to them. The infamous Australian case of the Beaumont children is still as mystifying as ever and the disappearance of 4 people from a rural Australian town that were part of an online cult is even more bizarre. Luckily we have Hannah helping us this week learning how not to join a cult and what to do when abducted *Results may vary.

What better way to get the all the nerves and kinks out of the way for your first ever episode then by tackling the complex subject of child killers and trying to understand why they kill? Amanda, Hannah and Natalia sit down this week, wearing matching t-shirts and have an casual chat with each other about 3 different incidents involving children who have killed, including, Jon Venables & Robert Thompson, Mary Bell and Catherine & Curtis Jones.