In the depths of the dark net, tech journalist Carl Miller makes a disturbing discovery: a secret Kill List targeting hundreds of innocent people on a murder for hire website. When the police decide not to investigate, Carl is thrown into a race against time to warn those in danger and uncover the truth about the people who want them dead. From Wondery and Novel, comes a true story about obsession, control and the price of life and death.

Listen to Kill List on the Wondery App or wherever you get your podcasts: Wondery.fm/Kill_List 

You can listen to Kill List and more Exhibit C true crime shows like Morbid early and ad-free right now by joining Wondery+. Check out Exhibit C in the Wondery App for all your true crime listening.

See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Less than 48 hours after Donald Trump’s historic re-election to the White House, the blame game is on, as those who are disappointed the Democrats didn't retain the presidency, have a long list of people they're not happy with-- including some of the celebrities who endorsed Kamala Harris. And on late night TV where the comics usually play things for laughs, the election results hit hard. It's no secret the hosts were not in Trump's corner and they're not at all being coy about how they feel now that he's won the election. Plus, the results of the election may also put the brakes on efforts to free Lyle and Erik Menendez from prison. While the current LA District Attorney has revisited the case, the newly elected DA says he hasn't yet made a decision about whether or not he'll support the brothers release. And new concerns today for one of the astronauts stranded on the International Space Station. Photos show Sunny Williams looking much thinner than when she landed at the station five months ago. 

In what's being called one of the greatest comebacks in political history, Donald Trump, the twice impeached 45th President of the United States has won another four years as the 47th. The former President won a convincing victory and today there's speculation over who will play what kind of role in the Trump administration. And once again -- the pollsters got it wrong. Kamala Harris got a boost a few days before the election when one poll found Trump trailing in Iowa. The former President handily 'won' that state. Other polls said the race was too close to call. Trump won by more than four and a half million votes. So, what happened? Plus, with his return to the White House assured, how many of Donald Trump's campaign utterances will come to pass? He vowed retribution against those he perceives did him wrong. He's promised pardons for those convicted in connection with January 6th and then there are his 'own' legal cases. And while it was a happy night for Trump supporters, it was the opposite for Kamala Harris' supporters. Americans react to the results.

More than 83 million Americans had already cast their ballots before polls opened this morning with tens of millions more expected to vote in person today. Some predict the 2024 election could see record turnout. The last big push came last night as both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump each made final appeals to voters. And the rest of the world also awaits the results of today's election. The outcome could impact everything from U.S. support of Ukraine, to trade with China. And around the world, the American election is front page news. Plus, as we await the outcome of the election, a lot of Americans are finding themselves feeling stressed out right about now.  And while casting his vote in Florida, Donald Trump said win or lose, this will be his last run for the White House. What does the future hold for the former president and Kamala Harris if the election doesn't go their way?  

This time tomorrow Americans will be at the polls, although a record setting 75 million have already cast their ballots. The final surveys show the race is a dead heat-- too close to call. But one thing’s for sure, in the final hours, both the former President and the current Vice President are trying to win over each undecided voter. And, feel a little on edge about what's next after the elections? 73% of Americans do, according to the American Psychiatric Association. No matter what the outcome is, there are worries about the aftermath. In fact, businesses in Washington, D.C. and other cities are boarding up windows just in case. Plus, his running mate famously talked about childless cat ladies, now Donald Trump’s boyhood home has been taken over by stray cats. And the anger continues over the untimely demise of Peanut the squirrel, who achieved fame on social media. Even Elon Musk and JD Vance have commented, and questions are being raised over who called authorities on Peanut and why?

With just four days till the election, tensions are high, with controversies coming fast and furious. The latest is over a comment that Donald Trump doesn't like being around strong, intelligent women. Now ladies on team Trump are hitting back. And we've told you about people getting trapped in their Teslas when the battery dies and the doors won't open, but never like this. A family says a little girl dressed up as Tinkerbell was trapped for hours on Halloween. Plus, a dad and his little girl in a princess costume are trick or treating when they find a bowl full of candy. Dad takes the bowl and dumps all of the candy into his daughter’s bag. And, Martha Stewart is speaking out - complaining that a new Documentary about her rise to fame makes her look like a lonely old lady.

There's big reaction today to the Los Angeles Dodgers winning their eighth World Series title and nowhere is the excitement bigger than in their hometown. As fireworks exploded in the sky, thousands of fans spilled into the streets, but the LAPD says some crossed the line. A bus was set on fire, shops were being looted, and fireworks thrown at cops. And while there were celebrations in LA, the mood was very different across the country where there were tears as well as anger over the Yankees crushing loss. You've heard the expression ‘there's no crying in baseball’? Well, try telling that today to a Yankees fan. Plus, Donald Trump arrives to his rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin in a garbage truck -- trolling President Biden after his gaffe, calling Trump supporters garbage. Is it political genius? Or just a cringe inducing stunt? And if you are stressed out about the election you are definitely not alone. With all the political divide in the country, many Americans are packing their bags and heading to places where the election isn't the only topic of conversation.

The Yankees finally figured out how to score some runs last night with a win that denies the Dodgers a chance to take the World Series in a clean sweep. It's now Dodgers: three, Yankees: one. But while the Bronx Bombers will play on, two Yankees fans won't be around to see it. They were ejected from the stands for trying to pull a ball out of a player's glove. As Steven Fabian reports, they were so aggressive some are describing it as a mugging. And it's arguably the most consequential presidential election in a generation -- and the two candidates are bickering about crowd size. As he has during the campaign, Donald Trump has been boasting that he filled Madison Square Garden. Now Kamala Harris' team says her rally in Washington, D.C. last night drew 75,000. Plus, a cop is in hot pursuit of a car going over 100 miles an hour on a highway, but when she pulls the driver over, it wasn't at all what she was expecting. The man behind the wheel was speeding because he was trying to get his fiancé, who was in labor, to the hospital. And have you been to a haunted house yet? This time of year, they are everywhere and can be really scary. But as Alison Hall reports, some patrons think there is one haunted house that goes too far.  

It may be a sign of just how damaging that Trump rally at Madison Square Garden really was. Melania Trump, who has steadfastly remained on the sidelines during her husband's entire political campaign today, was on Fox News declaring he's not Hitler. And when all those iconic angels returned to the runway for the recent Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, one model was conspicuously missing: Gisele Bundchen. Was the fact she's now pregnant the reason she passed on the show? Plus, it’s now been a year and a half since a subway rider tried to subdue a person he says was harassing other passengers. He put him in a chokehold and the man died. Today that subway rider is on trial for manslaughter in a case that has become incredibly charged politically. Penny’s lawyer says his client was trying to protect other passengers and never intended for the man to die. And on paper, he seemed like the perfect match. A successful cardiologist on a dating app looking to meet someone nice. But women who went out with him say he was a monster who spiked their drinks and then brutally sexually assaulted them. Now he's been sentenced to more than 150 years in prison. His attorney says he will appeal.

It was billed by the Trump campaign as a "showcase" of the Trump movement, but critics say last night's rally at Madison Square Garden was a race-baiting celebration of hate. The level of vitriol from the stage was such that even some of Trump's closest confidantes are doing damage control. And, they say good fences make good neighbors, but not always. Jim Moret reports on a couple of situations in which scary neighbors inflicted real damage, including gunfire. Plus, it was one of the most touching moments yet in the world series-- Dodgers slugger Freddie Freeman celebrating his historic grand slam home run by running to the stands to share the moment with his father. Now as the series moves to New York, Mr. Freeman has traveled across the country to again cheer on his son. And it was as one year ago today that Friends star Matthew Perry was found unresponsive in his hot tub. And on this somber anniversary his family is speaking out for the first time saying the pain never goes away.