In this week's episode Julie tells the story of the infamous Liebeck vs. McDonald's hot coffee case. Many facts were lost in translation as the story made headlines worldwide. As Stella suffered horrendous and debilitating injuries from McDonald's unreasonably hot coffee, the news media and late night talk shows made a mockery of her story. The case quickly went from the simple fact that an elderly woman was permanently disabled by coffee to a symbol of tort reform and a 'frivolous lawsuit'. Find out the truth and let us know what you think on Instagram @hungryforcrimepod. Rate, review, and subscribe! 

In this week's episode, Jeannie tells us about the murder of Dan Brophy and the unexpected twists and turns of the investigation. This story is right out of a bad romance novel so join the girls as they discuss this chilling case! Remember to follow us on IG @hungryforcrimepod for more behind the scenes content! Rate review and subscribe babyyyyy!

In this week's episode, Julie tells all about the unsolved, never caught serial killer nicknamed, "the Doodler". The Doodler has been linked to over 16 murders and 3 assaults within the gay community of 1970's San Francisco. Due to blatant discrimination and homophobia within the police department, this case went cold in late 1977 with no almost no leads. Have you seen the Doodler? Buckle in for this frustrating case! 

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In this week's episode, Jeannie tells us the story of Tania Head, otherwise known as "the woman who wasn't there". Tania Head claimed to have escaped the North Tower of the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001. Tania went on share her story and even become  the president of the World Trade Center Survivors Network soon after. But not everything as it seems, and soon the story turns sour when Tania is exposed by reporters from the New York Times. Don't forget to follow us on IG @hungryforcrimepod for more behind the scenes content from today's episode! Rate, review, and subscribe!! 

In the inaugural Hungry for Crime Halloween special, Julie tells the story of the DeFeo family murders along with the subsequent claims of paranormal happenings by the Lutz family in 1975. From the breakdown of the original crime to dissecting The Amityville Horror story, you don't want to miss this spooky and spectacular episode. Make sure to check out @hungryforcrimepod on Instagram for behind the scenes Halloween happenings. Rate, review, and subscribe! 

In this week's episode, Jeannie leads in telling us the story of the disappearance of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 in 2014. The girls discuss how the actions, or rather in-actions of several different agencies stalled recovery and rescue efforts, letting down horrified family members. The disappearance remains unsolved but the girls go over the leading theories as to why and how Flight MH370 went missing. Grab an iced coffee, sit back and let us know your thoughts on Instagram @hungryforcrimepod. Don't forget to use #hfchaunting with spooky content until the end of October.