We're back after a week away as Breanna battles the microphone to tell the story of Lucinda Strange, whose "hit-and-run" death in Bardstown, Ky. quickly proved something more sinister. 

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Buddy makes enemies by continuing to pronounce Louisville the way he does, but it's for a good cause. Ever heard of the Louisville Torture House? Take off your coat and stay a while.

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Breanna is here to talk about vampires. They're all the rage. Or at least they were in November 1996 when Rod Ferrell and the "Vampire Clan" hit the headlines after murdering Naomi Ruth Queen and Richard Wendorf.

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Christa takes a look at the mystery surrounding the story of Otha Young Jr., who disappeared from the Florence area in 1996. 

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Welcome to My Old Kentucky Homicide! A true crime, paranormal podcast that focuses on the bloody bluegrass state. 

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