Molly introduces us to the first female serial killer of the show. We can't be sexist and not include the women out there! The Giggling Grandma, Nannie Doss, marries 5 men and leaves a trail behind her of absolute death and destruction that could only go on for so long...

We wish it was not the norm, but most convicted serial killers attract a specific subset of fanfare...romantic admirers. We discuss multiple men who have been convicted of heinous crimes and the women that fall in love with them after their imprisonment, even marrying them on the same day they are sentenced to death! What is the pull of these men in jail? What do they have to offer these women? Join us as we discuss the potential psychology behind such madness and our PSA on why you should definitely find a less dangerous matchmaking service.

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This man is AWFUL.. and not just because his terrible combo of stolen sparkling wine and cocaine. Molly tells of the horrific crimes committed by Ramon Salcido against his family and co-workers. Ramon causes the most tragedy and havoc that Sonoma County has ever seen and that has been burned into the memories of its residents, all in less than 4 hours.

We failed at fluff! Join us as we briefly discuss the update in the overturned death sentence of convicted murderer Scott Peterson. Then Cody takes the wheels this week on a terrifying ride that starts with a séance, and a great ghost story... but then it's not. And then, when you think you know the case... you do not. This tale ends in the tragic death of almost an entire family and a continuing legal battle.

Only boring people talk about the weather! So join us as Molly takes us through San Mateo County in California, to hear about the brutal attacks committed by the San Mateo Slasher... a slew of young women go missing, some taken in broad daylight, only to be found dead the next day very near where they were last seen. Although these murders occurred in the mid 1970's... this case wasn't solved until 2014, after a false confession which landed an innocent person in jail for 35 years and a good amount of DNA evidence couldn't help due to the lack of technology. But guess what? DNA came back for the win again in this case! Do not pass go, do NOT collect $200 and for goodness sakes pay attention to the prisoners so they don't escape!

Molly and Cody face their... scratch that... SUBSTANTIATE some of their biggest fears. Cody tells about the senseless and cold hearted attack on Kathy Aiello-Lorick as she walked on a neighborhood trail during her lunch break and Molly tells of the tragedy that befell a wholesome American family while they slept ... by someone they would never suspect.

We explain why we can never move, Molly gives a correction and update on the Vanessa Guillen case and Cody tells us the tale of one of the most prolific serial killers in American history prior to John Wayne Gacy... but who we've never heard of! Juan Vallejo Corona, known as "The Machete Murderer" went on a killing spree in 1971 in Northern California, taking advantage of the migrant work force and his position as a farm labor contractor.

On May 24, 2019 Jennifer Dulos vanishes from her home shortly after dropping her children off at school. Her estranged husband is the prime suspect as they are in the middle of a messy divorce and custody dispute. Molly takes us through the timeline and evidence of this case, including Hartford's 700 camera city, a morning bike ride, guilty garbage bags, and unfortunately no concrete answers.

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