Scott Reid has been researching the assassination of John F. Kennedy and has published many articles on Dealey Plaza UK Echo and visited many of the sites that are mentioned in the assassination. Scott is back to discuss one of the prime suspects and the only suspect in the General Edwin Walker shooting that has been falsely attributed to Lee Harvey Oswald.

Jason Latona is a arm-wrestler and personal trainer who spent many years working as a stunt actor for Universal Studios even playing the part of a Power Ranger. Jason joins me once again to discuss his time in Singapore where he worked in various acting positions and some of his current thoughts on the times and how its changed so quickly.

Michael Hawley actively researches the 1888 unsolved Jack the Ripper murders mystery, placing particular emphasis upon prime suspect Dr. Francis Tumblety. He is the author of Dr. Francis Tumblety & the Railway Ripper (2023), Jack the Ripper Suspect Dr. Francis Tumblety (2018), and The Ripper’s Haunts (2016). He is coauthor with true crime expert Alan R. Warren on the nonfiction book Jack the Ripper: The Interviews (2020), and is a participating author of Who Was Jack the Ripper? (2019). Michael has also authored well over twenty research articles in true crime journals, such as Ripperologist.

This episode brings together two returning guests, both with a deep interest and extensive experience in exploring the supernatural and the unexplained. Steven Hill shares some compelling accounts from his time in the field, recounting encounters with mysterious phenomena and presenting photographic evidence of these events. The discussion delves into these claims, critically examining what can be supported by tangible evidence and what remains rooted in personal experience.

Cecil Fletcher is a investigator and host of a show that covers a wide range of subjects that deal with the fringe areas of society, topics such as the paranormal, occult and ancient untold history. This discussion was recorded before thanksgiving and besides feeling the holiday spirit we cover the range of subjects from the recent Tyson fight to the advertisements on various platforms that are manipulating for a quick sell or viewership.

Russell Edwards is the author of "Naming Jack the Ripper". Edwards, originally from Birkenhead, has after years of dedicated research produced what he calls "the definitive evidence to prove the identity of the world's most famous murderer: Jack the Ripper" thanks to modern DNA testing. Through this we will look into the names of suspects and how Russell used modern DNA testing to conclude the real Killers name.

M.J. Trow has been writing true crime and crime fiction since the 1980s. A military historian by training, he taught in high schools for many years and has appeared on television and radio and lectured on cruise ships. Mr. Trow is back on the show to discuss his writings on the infamous serial killer Jack The Ripper and his investigation into the case where he not only names the identity of the unknown killer but also separates fact from fiction in the case.

George Sewell has a lifelong interest and study of the paranormal and the UFO phenomenon. He is the author of several books and plays including Paranormal Pendulum III - the Abduction of Lindsey Higgins, co-author Dan Baldwin. A long time member of the Mutual UFO Network where he has interviewed several people in Northwest Louisiana who have had experiences with the phenomenon. He and Baldwin collaborated on The Sky People and Our Ancestors which explored the ancient accounts of indigenous people and their interactions with “the Sky People.”

Bobby is the owner of "Farmstead Foods" a truck and catering service that has a wide variety of foods and is a small business in the Philadelphia area. Through this episode Bobby brings in his perspective on the food industry and some of the challenges that apply to small manufacturers compared to the larger competition that seem to have immunity, recent changes in politics and how that will impact the future of the industry and its relationship with the consumer.

Sara Jordan-Heintz is an award-winning newspaper reporter, historian and editor. Her human interest pieces, business profiles and news articles have been published nationwide through the Associated Press and USA Today Network. Sara began writing for her family business Midwest Today magazine in her early teens. In 2006, at age 16, she started work on the Kilgallen article, which was published in 2007. It formed the outline for the "The Incredible Life and Mysterious Death of Dorothy Kilgallen" which is a biography and true crime drama that explores the complexities of Dorothy's private and personal lives, showcasing her work as a formidable reporter and astute observer of geopolitics.