This episode's food selection is from Lesa's Place

They also enjoyed medium roast Vampire coffee from Vampire.com. Matt talks about a cult in Colorado called Love Has Won, first known as the Galactic Federation of Light. There is discussion on evidence of physical and mental abuses within the cult. We dive into detail about the life and death of their leader Amy Carlson, also known in the group as their "Mother God". Amy claimed to recall memories of past lives and that she was an ancient divine creator, as well as believing she was visited by Robin Williams as an archangel.

This episode's food selection is from Winnie's Cafe

They talk about their love of nut butters. Matt covers the brutal murder of Mamie Thurman, the history of her life and death in the 1930s, as well as a few of the conspiracy theories and urban legends that continue to spread about her in the area around Holden and Logan, WV. 

This episode's food selection is from T&M BBQ Grill

This is the first episode where both hosts went into trying the food blind without either of them eating there before.

Kelsey covers a local "angel of death" case involving the murders of seven elderly veteran men that occurred between 2017 and 2018. The victims were all patients of the VA hospital where Reta Mays worked as a nurse's assistant. It was discovered that the vets had been killed, mostly, with unprescribed insulin injections while they had all been under her care.

Due to the nature of this episode's case, and in remembrance of the veterans who were killed, we are providing a link to the Clarksburg Louis A. Johnson Medical Center, where you can find resources to volunteer or donate to their hospital. This includes support for their Health Care for Homeless Veterans program. https://www.va.gov/clarksburg-health-care/work-with-us/volunteer-or-donate/

This episode's food selection is from Hello Vietnam Restaurant

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Matt covers the murder of Leah Hickman in Huntington, WV. Leah was from Point Pleasant and moved to Huntington to attend college at Marshall. She disappeared in 2007 the weekend she was supposed to go home for Christmas. She was found dead shortly after she went missing, around her apartment home, at the age of 21.

This case, as of our recording, remains unsolved. Police ask anyone with information about the case to call the Huntington Police Department at 304-696-4420; you can also submit tips anonymously through their tip line at 304-696-4444. Or you can contact WV Crime Stoppers' 24-hour tip line: 304-255-STOP (304-255-7867)

This episode's food selection is from Vito's

This episode welcomes a special guest, YA author Kara Linaburg, as she shares details of her new book "A Study in Terminal" which is available for pre-order now on Amazon and Barnes & Noble, to be released June 7th. We dine on pasta and talk about the murders of the Frat Boy Cannibal. Kelsey shares the story of Austin Harrouff, a student and fraternity member in Florida who murdered a couple and cannibalized one of the victims.

This episode deals with talking about mental health issues and suicide. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, a 24/7 toll-free hotline at 1-800-273-8255, or text HELLO to 741-741. The state of West Virginia has a more localized crisis line at 1-844-HELP-4-WV or 1-844-435-7498.

This episode's food selection is from Taqueria Lou Lou

Matt covers the life and legacy of filmmaker Al Adamson, as well as his death, as he was murdered and buried in his home in the California desert. Matt also discusses the history of exploitation films and Al's role in making and promoting them. Shoutout to Severin Films for creating a box set of his entire catalog, as well as the documentary (Blood & Flesh: The Reel Life & Ghastly Death of Al Adamson) detailing his life and tragic death. 

This episode's food selection is from Olde Town Coffee & Donuts

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Matt concludes his series on Zodiac, or the Zodiac Killer. In this second part, Matt goes into theories on the most recent suspect, why he is believed to be a suspect, as well as going further into the cyphers.

This episode's food selection is from Mountain State Brewing Company

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Matt begins a two part series on Zodiac, or the Zodiac Killer. In this first part, Matt gives a basic history of Zodiac's five murders, as well as the killer's cat & mouse with police and the public. He also presents a list of five Zodiac-themed movies to check out.

This episode's food selection is from Johnny D's Pizza and Subs

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Kelsey covers the killings of Danny Rolling, aka the Gainesville Ripper. Trigger Warning: This case is very graphic and concerns brutal assault and killing of women. If you would prefer not to listen, we understand. Danny Rolling claimed a dark entity called "Gemini" allegedly told Danny to kill each of his victims, including five female college students in Florida. Kelsey first details Danny's criminal activities in Shreveport, Louisiana that led up to his infamous spree of murder and mutilation. Matt asks how many serial killers are Gemini's.

This episode's food selection is from Meagher's Irish Pub & Grill

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Matt covers the Kirtland Cult executions. In April of 1989, Jeffrey Lundgren and members from his "Community of Christ" cult religion offshoot from the "Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints" murders an entire family of former members execution style.