On July 25th, 1980, Dorothy White was found stabbed to death in her Hampton, VA home. It would take 19 years and a chance DNA sample to solve the case. But history was made once the case went to trial.

Molly McLaren was a university student with a bright future. In the summer of 2016, Molly matched with Joshua Stimpson on the dating app Tinder. Her decision to swipe right would cost her, her life. This week's episode brings attention to stalking and how quickly things can turn

Can humans spontaneously combust? In this week's episode, Eliza examines this question and looks at possible spontaneous combustion cases. Many theories point to internal problems while others suggest aliens or ghosts. What do you believe?

Danny Rolling remained at large until he was arrested after a botched robbery. But it would take 16 years for the victims' families to see justice. This is part two of the in-depth look into Rolling, the crimes he committed, and the court's decision on whether or not he deserved the death penalty.

In 1990 residents of Gainesville, Florida were terrorized for over four days when serial killer Danny Rolling stalked and murdered five students. This is part one of a two-part episode that looks into the beginnings of the Gainesville Ripper.

In 1968, a woman was found in the woods, murdered and wrapped in tent fabric. The woman remained known as Tent Girl until she was identified decades later. This week Eliza looks back at all the people involved in helping identify Tent Girl and the man who put the pieces together.

You better watch out, you better not cry, I'm telling you why...Krampus is coming to town! Created as a counterpart to St. Nicholas, Krampus is a half-man, half-goat who terrifies naughty children and even drags them to hell. Hear how this demon of Christmas became a national sensation who's celebrated all over the world!

The unsolved murder of Janet Kennedy Smith in 1924 still lingers as one of the worst cover-ups in Vancouver’s history. This case has police corruption, cover-ups, racism, elitist societies, and at the heart of it is a murder. It's another who done it episode. So, grab a pen, paper, and let's solve a murder!

On September 10, 1988, Lee Boxell was hanging out with a friend on Sutton High Street, London. He was expected to attend a football match. However, this was the last time Lee would ever be seen. Rumors circulated as to his whereabouts but no evidence could be found. But, in 2011 when an investigation into child abuse at a youth club gave the family some hope of closure

This week Eliza looks into the dark history of Australia's largest abandoned mental institution, Aradale Asylum. Patients were subjected to horrors that bordered on torture. With such a controversial past it's no wonder Aradale is reported as being the most haunted place in Australia.