This week's episode covers the case that swept the nation in the early 90's.  The Bobbits.  Lorena and John Bobbit lived a seemingly wonderful life but behind closed doors she was being abused.

One night after another night of rape and violence, Lorena decided to slice her husband's penis off.

This case covers, spousal rape, and domestic violence.  Listener discretion advised.

In 1992 the home of Claude Garrett and Lorie Lee Lance started to burn in their sleep.  Claude ran out of the house no problem.  However, Lorie got stuck in a spare room and died of smoke inhalation.

Did he lock her in there and set the home ablaze with kerosene?  Did she get turned around, become disoriented and get stuck in the spare room?

Sam and Jeff get a little heated in their debate over this one.  

They end with a few current events and a surprising connection to the Bill Cosby case.

This week we're closing out pride month with another LGBTQI+ murder case.  How precious!

Sam tells the tale of a boozy night of fun gone wrong.  In 1994 in Madison, Wisconsin Penny Brummer goes out for a night of partying with Sarah Gonstead.  According to Penny, they had a seemingly good night.  But what happens at the end of the night is anyone's guess or is it?  Penny Brummer is charged with the execution style murder of Sarah Gonstead a good friend of her former girlfriend.

Penny claims she blacked out drunk and has no recollection of the murder taking place and she couldn't have done it.  The prosecution claims she's a cold blooded killer.

We end the episode with a little true crime "would you rather?" and  Sam discloses her abnormal attraction and love for an infamous serial killer.

This week we're celebrating PRIDE MONNTTHHH with a serial killer who target brown gay men. How uplifting! 

Bruce McCarthur was well known and liked within the gay village of Toronto.  Owner of landscaping company and local Santa, no one could imagine the horror he was inflicting on the gay community.

As man after man went missing in the Toronto gay village, the LGBTQIA community started putting pressure on the Toronto police force to take notice. NO ONE was looking into these disappearances or taking them seriously. Not until -- a WHITE gay men goes missing. HMM... 

Listen in as Jeff goes over the entire wild story of how they finally catch this serial killer AND how they find the bodies...it's INSANE! 

On this weeks episode, we discuss the chilling death of Sarah Widmer.  Sarah was found dead in her bathtub by her husband Ryan.    How did this newly married Sarah die?  Was it an accidental drowning due to a medical condition?  Or was it at the hands of her husband in a brutal drowning death?

Come listen and explore all of the theories and suspicions around this murder case, as well as how Ryan has been tried THREE TIMES already for the same crime... THIS ONE IS WILD ! 

Morgan Ingram was being stalked.  Night after night someone watched her from her bedroom window, tapping and then running away.  Following her from her car, staring at her through her bathroom window.  Morgan was terrified. So terrified she started sleeping in her parents closet at night.  Her parents never left her alone in the house and installed cameras everywhere.

The police were called time and time again and no one was ever caught-- and no one was taking this seriously.  Until the tragic morning when Steve and Toni Ingram, Morgan's parents, found Morgan unresponsive in her bed.  The medical examiner ruled suicide from an overdose of a medicine Morgan was prescribed-- but her parents knew this was impossible. Morgan wasn't suicidal. She was fun loving, bright and loved life.

Toni and Steven Ingram know Morgan was murdered. And they will do anything in their power to prove it.--including false allegations against innocent bystanders. 

But where is the evidence? Where was the stalker?  

Was there a stalker? Or could this have all been the side effects of a metabolic disorder Morgan suffered from? Did her parents drive her to suicide?

LISTEN IN AS WE DISCUSS THE TRAGIC DEATH OF MORGAN INGRAM. 

In this week's episode we discover just HOW uneducated Sam is about hip hop and hip hop culture. Suge Knight vs. Puff Daddy? East Coast vs West Coast? Death Row vs Bad Boys? WHAT THE HECK DOES IT ALL MEAN?  

How did a growing friendship and brotherhood between Tupac and Biggie end up in brutal murders of two wildly talented men?

Was Suge Knight behind the both murders? Did Death Row hire LAPD officers to kill Tupac and Biggie and cover up their crimes?

Or was it just tragic gang war fare that left the world without Tupac and Biggie?

IF YOU NEED TO KNOW MORE-- LISTEN IN!! 

This week we've moved from 1990's: The Deadliest Decade. We know, we're sorry! But for the love of god and all that is holy we had to move on.  

On this episode Jeff covers Episode 1 of Evil Lives Here: What happened to Robbie. It explores the concept of nature vs. nurture-- are psychopaths born that way or is it their environment?

Robbie Hawkins at a young age was demonstrating violent behaviors and soon his father and step mother found themselves institutionalizing him at the age of 4.   In and out of group homes his whole life, Robbie's behavior never seemed to improve or change, from drawing photos of his step mother being hung, to telling others that he had plans to stab her in her sleep.   His father kept turning a blind eye to Robbie's behavior, giving excuses and not understanding how his sweet son could be so horrid.   

Soon Robbie committed a heinous violent act leaving 8 people dead. How could no one see this coming?  Were there signs others should have seen? Could this violent act could have been stopped? 

Listen in and find out what we think about Robbie Hawkins! 

On this weeks podcast we're continuing our journey of the 1990's: The Deadliest Decade with the episode A House in the Woods.   We're almost done with the entire series! Thank you for joining us on this crazy ride of horrid shows !   

This week we are launched to the Pacific Northwest where Lisa Carlson is found murdered in her home.  At first the cops believe it could have been a home invasion gone wrong, but the precarious position Lisa is found post-mortem leaves them to begin looking at suspects...closer to home.

Who could have killed Lisa? Was it is her husbands best friend turned lover?  Or was it her jealous husband who was terrified of Lisa taking their twin sons from him?   Or could it be her stalker mother in law who had journals detailing Lisa's every move? Or was it someone else completely different?!

Find out in this salacious episode! WE FINALLY got one that we could really sick out teeth into! MURDER! CHEATING! LIES! SEX! This episode has it all!!! 

On this week's episode we're continuing our coverage of the 1990's the Deadliest Decade with episode 8: Don't Ask Don't Tell. This episode covers the tragic murder of Allen Schindler and the cover up that followed the murder by the U.S. government. 

Allen, enlisted in the U.S. Navy, was brutally attacked by two fellow navel men solely based on the fact that Allen was a gay man.  A local military newspaper in an attempt to find out more information on this murder, stumbled upon a government cover up of the facts and basis of this case. 

Follow along as we learn the true facts about Allen's experience on base as a gay man, his mother's discovery of her son's death and the full details behind it, and the final sentencing for the two men involved.

This horrific death was the precipice for the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy in an attempt to protect those who fought for our country but were also gay.  But is this policy a true attempt at protection?  Listen into hear our opinions...