This episode's food selection is from El Rincon

In this episode, Matt covers the story of the Twelve Tribes "Community". You'll definitely want to listen to this, it's a wild one. The creeps also have a discussion of cheese dip vs. salsa. Kelsey adds another fun fact to the end, this time involving Neil Gaiman. 

In this short, we taste Andy Capp's Beer Battered Hot Onion Rings. We also give a huge shoutout to Neighborhood Kombuchery's appearance at the Bridgeport Farmer's Market. But if you can't catch them there, they are also located at 119 Pleasant St, Morgantown, WV on Fridays from 3-7 PM. You can also find some of their assorted kombucha flavors at Stone Tower Brews. Kelsey and Matt both tried Peach Ginger and Cherry Lime flavors of kombucha at the market and give their thoughts on the show. Matt covers a local quadruple homicide and provides a small update on where the case stands.

In this episode, we talk about our visit to the Bridgeport Farmers Market. Shoutout to the Lunchbox again, and their banana pudding we finally got to try. For this episode, we try baked goods from This and That Bakery: tomato basil focaccia, banana pepper filled pepperoni roll, assorted macarons.

Matt tells the story of a sixties cursed police vehicle in Old Orchard Beach Maine, that trades hands frequently. Matt details the odd occurrences that happen to each owner or those who have encountered the car over the years. You can decide for yourself if it is coincidence or a mysterious curse on the car. Matt and Kelsey run up that hill towards Jesus, weird fish, the crossroads, time space devouring walnuts, and a self repairing car business.

In this short, we taste flavored KitKats and discuss M. Night Shyamalan flicks. Matt tells the tale of a mysterious car in England. Early December, 2002, a call comes in to a small British police station regarding a car swerving off the road on the A3. What follows is a mystery that has turned into an urban legend.

Send us suggestions on weird foods, and send us odd flavor Kit Kats you think we'd like to try on the show!

This episode's food selection is from The Pizza Place

In this episode, the main creeps explain their love for "mall pizza" and the cast of Criminal Minds, and they both get on some soap boxes. Kelsey covers a local true crime story, one of serial killer James Childers. James confessed on a tape he sent to police, admitting to the killing of five people as well as committing four arsons. Childers buried four of the victims on a family farm, discarding the body of the fifth.

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In this short appetizer, we try an interesting grape pop made in Alabama by Buffalo Rock. Kelsey then tries to burn Matt's taste buds. Matt attempts talking while eating the reaper Cheetos and it goes sort of well. Kelsey tells the story of Megan Hess, a funeral home operator in Colorado who was illegally selling body parts, and then giving mixed, or sometimes even fake ashes to clients.

This episode's food selection is from Minard's Spaghetti Inn

In this episode, Matt covers a cult group called The Church of Synanon, detailing their long history of violence and abuse towards members. This story is centered around how this cult affected the life of former football player Warren Wells, when he was forced into rehab with Synanon by the court.

Don't worry, pretty sure they liked the snack this time... We try Zapp's New Orleans Kettle Style Potato chips, in the interesting Cajun Dill Gator-tator flavor. Matt covers the story of an odd Jane Doe, a mysterious severed head that was found in the woods around Economy, Pennsylvania. 

For more information on what Kelsey touched on, visit DoeNetwork.org for the International Center For Unidentified and Missing Persons. If you have any details you're able to give concerning this case, contact Economy Police Department: 724-869-7877.

This episode's food selection is from several places:

In this episode, Michael and Britt are guests again on this second part of our foodie trip to Charleston. We tried several goodies and also argue about poutine. Matt then covers an active missing persons case from Charleston, the disappearance of Mazie Mae Sigmon-Palmer, as well as the mysterious death of her boyfriend Jay Farley. Contact the Kanawha County Sheriff's Department if you have any information on this case.

In this short, Matt and Kelsey try the new Flamin' Hot flavor of Mountain Dew. They surprise themselves with spicy refreshment. Both also demand that the folks at Mountain Dew make more sugar free versions of their other flavors. Afterwards, Matt briefly talks about the Taj Mahal of West Virginia, also called New Vrindaban, located near Moundsville, WV.