Uncover the eerie tale of the 1928 Hex Murder Case, where superstition and fear led to a shocking crime in rural Pennsylvania. This episode delves into the chilling events and cultural beliefs that fueled a community's descent into chaos. Tune in to explore the intersection of folklore and reality in this gripping true crime story.

In this episode, the hosts engage in light-hearted banter before delving into the tragic story of Grace Mae Brown and her relationship with Chester Gillette, leading to a murder trial that captivated the nation. They explore the details of the case, the societal implications, and the historical context, while also discussing their plans for a road trip to visit significant locations related to the story.



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The conversation delves into a local true crime story involving a suspected serial killer, Bernard Hatch, who was implicated in the murder of Mary Rose Turner in 1973. The hosts discuss the details of the crime, the investigation, and the subsequent trial, highlighting the impact on the local community and the historical context surrounding the events. They also touch on urban legends and personal connections to the area, setting the stage for future discussions about local lore and ghost stories.

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This conversation delves into the life and crimes of Mark William Hoffman, a notorious forger who deceived the LDS Church and others with his fabricated historical documents. The discussion covers Hoffman's early life, his rise to infamy through forgery, the bombings he orchestrated, and the legal repercussions he faced. The hosts explore the psychological aspects of Hoffman's actions and the broader implications of his forgeries on historical narratives.



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This conversation delves into the life and crimes of Bobby Joe Long, a notorious serial killer from Tampa Bay. The hosts discuss his troubled childhood, the series of abductions and murders he committed, his arrest, trial, and eventual execution. They also reflect on the legal system and the impact of Long's crimes on the victims and their families, particularly focusing on survivor Lisa McVeigh's journey.

This conversation explores the economic struggles and civil unrest in post-revolutionary America, particularly focusing on the events leading to Shays' Rebellion. The discussion highlights the fragility of the new republic and draws parallels to modern protests, emphasizing the importance of diverse strategies in civil unrest. The speakers reflect on the role of government in these events and the historical context that shapes current societal issues.

The conversation delves into the Lager Beer Riot of 1855 in Chicago, exploring the political climate, the role of immigrants, and the consequences of the crackdown on alcohol. The hosts discuss the historical significance of the riot as a form of civil disobedience against oppressive laws and reflect on the ongoing relevance of these themes in contemporary society.

HEY Y'ALL!!!! Happy Friday!!! Sam decided to release some of the theme songs that made the cut before we decided to have the one we have. 

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This conversation delves into the historical context and events surrounding the 1900 New Orleans riot, exploring the racial tensions that led to violence and the role of law enforcement. The speakers reflect on the implications of racially motivated laws and the ongoing issues of prejudice and violence in society.

The conversation delves into the controversial case of Dan White, who assassinated San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk in 1978. The discussion covers the details of the murders, the infamous 'Twinkie Defense' used in White's trial, the public outrage that followed the lenient verdict, and the subsequent riots that erupted in response. The speakers reflect on the implications of the case for justice, societal attitudes towards LGBTQ rights, and the historical context of political violence.