Jackson and B.P. are joined once again by their buddy Nate to discuss one of the most diabolical duos in the history of murder: the despicable Leonard Lake & Charles Ng. Lake and Ng were a pair of ex-Marines gone bad (well, Ng was pretty bad in the Marines, too) whose reign of terror came to an end thanks to a silly mistake.

Elsewhere on the show, some recent headlines are explored on This Week in Murder and the show closes with a lopsided edition of Who Died The Worst. Also, Christmas and Hallmark Movies are discussed for some reason.

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The first 40 episodes of Murder, My Dude may have featured the most fearsome and despicable rogue's gallery ever assembled, but the 41st features a man who may be the worst of them all. An unfortunate mix of pure genius and pure evil, H.H. Holmes killed many, perhaps hundreds, without a hint of compassion. His "murder castle" was a torture chamber the likes of which hasn't been seen before or since. Join Jackson & B.P. as they take a look at his horrid life and controversial legacy.

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Incel, short for involuntary celibate, is a term the romantically and sexually frustrated have claimed as their own over the past few years. Many incel groups have been attacked with charges of misogyny and plotting violence. This week's feature looks at two young men commonly associated with the term, Elliott Rodger and Alek Minassian, who committed mass murders as an act of revenge against the women of the world who had spurned them.

Elsewhere on the show, we take a special look at the odd death of Edgar Allen Poe and the mysterious tradition of a disguised man leaving a letter and flowers on his grave and toasting in his name every year on his birthday. Of course, it all ends with a rousing game of Who Died The Worst?

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As most documentary viewers and MTV watchers could tell you, catfishing is the act of one pretending to be someone they're not while engaging in a romantic relationship online. In this week's featured case, Thomas Montgomery - an ex-marine in his mid-40s - invents the persona of the young man he always wanted to be. Thomas finds love in the form of TalHotBlond, a beautiful young woman from West Virginia, but circumstances prove fatal.

Elsewhere on the show, This Week In Murder explores a foiled murder and the shooting of an unarmed man in his own apartment. Who Died The Worst puts a cap on the show with a special all-selfie edition!

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This Week In Murder: 17:03

Hitch up your horses and get your boots on, because Murder, My Dude is headed out to the Old West! Jackson (or should I say Ox Ford) and B.P. are joined by their good buddy Nate, also known as Tenkiller Cole, to discuss one of Nate's descendants: the reputed outlaw Cole Younger. As a bonus, they also take a look at the legendary Wild Bill Hickok!

Elsewhere on the show, This Week In Murder explores a political donor with a penchant for sex and drugs and a possible major development on an upcoming Netflix True Crime Documentary. As always, Who Died The Worst finishes things off, with this week's edition being a Wild West Special!

Lots of silly banter in this one! Murder talk starts around the 19:00 minute mark.

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Jackson and B.P. take a deep dive into the world of comedy. After an aside to explore truth in accusations and the tenuous space comedy occupies in very sensitive times, a deeper look is taken at the story of a comedy club owner and father sadly taken before his times. Elsewhere, This Week In Murder explores found bodies and the sentencing of a serial swatter (try saying that five times fast). 

As always, we finish with a rousing game of Who Died The Worst?

SPOILER WARNING: Skip to about the 20 minute mark to avoid spoilers for the new Netflix drama Unbelievable.

We're sorry.

This week, Jackson and B.P. explore the case of Kirk Bloodsworth, the first person to go from death row to freedom due to exoneration by DNA Evidence. How did he get convicted of a heinous crime? What has he done since going free? Innocent, My Dude covers it all.

Elsewhere on the show, This Week In Murder returns with a look at a horrible case just outside of Pittsburgh and the efforts being made by Philadelphia's district attorney to resolve wrongful convictions.

Accusations of Witchcraft in America didn't end with the Salem Witch Trials. In fact, there's a practice of faith-based folk medicine (which some see as black magic) practiced in rural Pennsylvania to this day. This week's featured story takes a look at one of the practitioners of this art, known as Pow Wow.  Was Nelson Rehmeyer a witch? Was he the victim of a deranged man obsessed with dark arts? This episode explores it all with a look at Hex Hollow!

Elsewhere on the show, we look at two upcoming murder movies, play the Florida Man Game, and decide who died the worst!

Murder, My Dude is now releasing on Thursdays! We kick it off just in time for back to school season with a look at the Co-Ed Killer, Edmund Kemper, who terrorized California college students in the early 1970s and has more recently returned to the spotlight thanks to a masterful portrayal of him by actor Cameron Britton in the Netflix Series Mindhunters.

Also, This Week In Murder takes a look at killer pets, an accused mass shooter facing the death penalty, and a few tragic accidents.

Finally, this is the week that our flagship segment, Who Died The Worst, goes to crap.

It may be the first state, but Delaware is the focus of the 33rd episode of Murder, My Dude! The featured story this week centers around the of Anne Marie Fahey, the appointments secretary of then-Delaware governor Tom Carper. Jackson and B.P. look into Fahey's childhood struggles, meteoric rise in the Delaware political scene, and senseless murder.

This Week In Murder looks into a Florida Execution, a Pennywise doll turning someone pound foolish, and a grisly find in a New Jersey home.