The Cell Block Tango and the jazzy female criminals singing 'he had it coming' were made famous from the hit musical 'Chicago' but the two leading ladies were made famous by real life women. Reporter Maurine Watkins visited Murderess Row in the Cook County Jail in Chicago, 1924. She wrote down the stories of four women accused of murdering their boyfriends/husbands and immortalized them by turning them into characters in her play. The true crimes they committed and the crazy, 'razzle dazzle' trials of jazz age crime are what captivates audiences to this day. 

Charles Cullen was a respected, well liked and by all accounts, good nurse. His coworkers thought he was talented, kind and helpful to his patients. But detectives are able to connect Charles to a string of suspicious deaths of recovering patients from hospital to hospital. Nurse Amy Loughren helps detectives catch him before he 'ends suffering' at another hospital. 

For a whole decade, a prank caller pretending to be a police officer terrorized employees of fast food restaurants across America. By pretending to be an officer, the caller would get unsuspecting managers to conduct strip searches on 'a suspect' that escalated into sexual assault on the young victims. It went on for a decade until two detectives were finally able to make way in the case. 

In the last part of the 'Victim F' case, Aaron and Denise finally see justice as they push for Matthew Muller to get the ultimate sentence for his crimes against them. We see their lives as time passes and what they are doing now. 

In part three of the 'Victim F' case, Denise and Aaron reunite and attempt to get their lives back on track. A new detective, Misty Caruso, helps in an investigation that finally identifies the 'Voice' and makes him the prime suspect rather than Aaron and Denise themselves. 

In part two of the case called 'Victim F', Denise spends another day as a hostage before finally finding her way home. But she becomes aware of the struggle her and Aaron will have to face. The police still believe the two of them are suspects rather than victims and the accusations only get worse. 

In their book 'Victim F' Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn write about the details of the most horrific time of their lives. When Denise is kidnapped, Aaron is left to try to convince the police to find her, but the police believe Aaron murdered her. In this first part, we talk about how Denise was kidnapped and the beginnings of the police 'investigation'. 

In the last episode of A Sprinkle of Sugar, a Dash of Murder, we discuss the mystery of two 'unsolved' strange cases. The first is about the Dyatlov Pass, where 9 experienced mountain hikers all died in a gory, horrific and unexplained manner that leads to theories of radiation poisoning, avalanche or even the Yeti. The second is about a ship called the Ourang who sent an SOS message but the entire crew was found dead. At the end of the episode, we are premiering our trailer for our new podcast, 'Macabre Minds'! 

*From here on out, you can find us under the name 'Macabre Minds' but our episodes from A Sprinkle of Sugar, a Dash of Murder will still exist!*