Sam and AJ continue the dive into the trial of the West Memphis 3 in this part 2 of an "I don't know how long this will take" series.They discuss the investigation's missteps, the societal context of the time, including the satanic panic, and the implications of police errors in the case. The conversation highlights the complexities of the justice system and the impact of public perception on the accused.

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In this episode, AJ Carey and Sam Rossi delve into the tragic case of the West Memphis Three, focusing on the murder of three young boys in 1993 and the wrongful conviction of three teenagers. They discuss the investigation's missteps, the societal context of the time, including the satanic panic, and the implications of police errors in the case. The conversation highlights the complexities of the justice system and the impact of public perception on the accused.

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This conversation delves into the life and tragic murder of Mia Zapata, the lead singer of the punk rock band The Gits. The hosts discuss her early life, musical journey, the circumstances surrounding her murder, the investigation that followed, and the broader implications of violence against women in society. Through humor and poignant reflections, they highlight the impact of Mia's story on the music community and the ongoing issues of violence against women.

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This conversation delves into the intriguing case of John Burgess, a mastermind who attempted to extort a casino using a complex bomb. The discussion covers his background, the planning and execution of the bombing, the subsequent investigation, and the eventual consequences faced by Burgess and his accomplices. The hosts reflect on the absurdity of the crime and the familial betrayals that ensued, providing a mix of humor and serious commentary on the events.

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This conversation delves into the true crime story of Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulmes, whose intense friendship led to the murder of Parker's mother. The discussion explores their backgrounds, the crime itself, the subsequent trial, and the impact of the film adaptation 'Heavenly Creatures'. The hosts reflect on themes of friendship, obsession, and the psychological factors that can lead to violence among youth.

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The conversation delves into the tragic story of Henrik Siwiak, an immigrant who was murdered in New York City on the night of September 11, 2001. The hosts discuss the complexities surrounding his death, the challenges faced by law enforcement in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks, and the broader implications of violence and crime in a city reeling from tragedy. They reflect on the immigrant experience, the nature of murder investigations, and the societal responses to crime in the context of larger events.

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We delve into the infamous Tylenol murders of 1983, where several individuals died after consuming cyanide-laced Tylenol capsules. We discuss the investigation that followed, the suspects, and the significant changes in pharmaceutical regulations that resulted from this case. They also touch on the cultural impact of the murders and the ongoing mystery surrounding the identity of the perpetrator.

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Sam makes AJ delve into the life of Geraldine Elizabeth Carmichael, a con artist who became infamous for her fraudulent automotive company, the 20th Century Motor Car Corporation. The siblings discuss her background, her multiple marriages, her criminal activities, and the eventual revelation of her identity on the show Unsolved Mysteries. They reflect on the nature of white-collar crime and the societal implications of such cons, particularly focusing on the automotive industry and the need for affordable vehicles.

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Sam and AJ delves into the life and crimes of John Spano, a businessman who attempted to purchase the New York Islanders hockey team through fraudulent means. They explore Spano's background, his failed business ventures, the unraveling of his fraudulent deal, and the legal consequences he faced. They reflect on the implications of his actions and the broader themes of white-collar crime in the sports industry. 

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In this episode, Sam and AJ explore the chilling case of Sean Sellers, who was executed for crimes committed as a minor. The discussion delves into the legal and ethical complexities of the death penalty for juveniles, examining Sellers' background, his claims of demonic possession, and his conversion to Christianity while on death row. The episode also touches on broader themes of justice, rehabilitation, and the societal implications of capital punishment for young offenders. 

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