This week we're talking about the currently-unsolved murder of 17 year old Paige Johnson from Florence, Kentucky. She disappeared in September 2010, with her body not being found for 9 and a half years. Now someone has been charged in relation to her murder, but there are still many more answers needed.

Join Georgia this week as we take a look at the Starved Rock murders, a case from Illinois in the 60s. Someone was arrested and spent 3 decades in prison for the crime... but now there's question as to whether he was truly guilty. Let's delve into the case and see what we think.

This week we have a history story, where we take an in depth look at Ireland's Madgalene Laundries and the lasting effect they had on Irish society. 

This week we're taking a deep dive into Rochester, New York's Alphabet Murders: three young girls killed in the early 1970s, and still to this day nobody knows who was responsible.

This week we're taking a look at the mystery century-old murder of William Desmond Taylor, a silent film era actor and director. Was it a love killer, drug related, a crazy mother, or someone else?

This week we're going to be exploring the story of Annandale Jane Doe, or Christmas Tree Lady, a woman who it seems took every step not to be identified. As I tell her story, we'll also delve into the ethics around Doe identification and genetic testing. How much right does one have to anonymity after they've passed?

This week we're taking a look at the tragic and solved case of Brandon Teena, who was killed in Nebraska in 1993, under horrifying circumstances.

Join Georgia this week as she talks you through the interesting (really!) history of the pride flag, or rainbow flag.

This week we're going to be taking a look at the unsolved case of Julie Williams and Lollie Winans, who were found murdered in Shenandoah National Park in Virginia, USA, in 1996. To this day we don't know who the perpetrator was, but the FBI have refused to give up on their search. They're searching for anyone who was at Shenandoah at the time, who might have that piece of information that could finally lead to answers.

Join us this week we're diving into a bit of history with the Lavender Scare, a consequence of the Red Scare during the Cold War which meant that gay people were forced out of government. This is something that the world still feels the aftershocks of today.