Episode three in the investigation of the Routier murders and we begin a closer look at the evidence against Damon and Devon's mother, Darlie. Are we finding all the reasons that point to her guilt? Can we still see that evidence when the police may not be proceeding with the best investigation?

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Episode two and the complications just keep getting worse. This episode looks deeper into the problems with the 911 call and sets things up to look at the evidence against Darlie.

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Normally referred to as 'Darlie Routier', this case has been covered ad nauseum. In the wee hours of June the 6th, 1996, in Rowlett, Texas, someone stabbed Devon and Damon Routier to death, and left their mother, Darlie, bleeding from a slash to her neck and screaming for help from a 911 operator.

Darlie sits on Death Row, convicted of the crime; and her case has been hotly debated for the last 27 years.

Come with me down the rabbit hole and see if YOU can figure out what really happened that night.

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So much has been left out of the story of Danny Hansford. He died. Jim Williams killed him. The Trials become a circus and Savannah gets the limelight. No wonder Danny's ghost is unhappy how he ended up.

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Danny is dead. Jim is under arrest. Trials ensue. Danny's mother sues Jim. And Jim turns to Hoodoo to fix the results of his trial.

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It is the end for Danny Hansford, but the beginning of the iconization of Jim Williams/Danny Hansford and the adulation of Savannah.

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In the 1990s, a book and a movie put the death of Danny Hansford on the Cultural Icon Map. But neither medium actually told us very much about Danny and gave only a bit more information about his killer, Jim Williams.

This is the first NPC episode concerning the life of two men who will be forever attached to the title "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil".

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The Case of the Mad Bomber had many themes that were at a crossroads in the 1950s. Yet, today, it is almost unknown. 

What is the culpability of a person in a court of law? What good is psychiatry? Which tools should be in the arsenal of the police?

What happened to George Metesky? This, third and final episode will tell you.

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1956. The investigators get serious about catching the Mad Bomber. They've gone to a criminal psychiatrist. They've started a dialog with him through the news paper. They are looking through MOUNTAINS of paperwork. He will be caught...but, then what? If he's mentally unstable, shouldn't he be given some sort of health care?

Thus begins a look into the legal and mental health system of 1950s America.

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In the 1950s, New York was introduced to pipe bombs by a bomber who signed his letters 'FP'. He targeted restrooms, movie theaters, and phone booths; among other commonly trafficked places. What made this person attack seemingly innocent parts of the City and how would they catch him? 

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