Emily recounts the viral video murders of newscaster Alison Parker and cameraman Adam Ward. Megan spills the tea about Philly's recent Russian flag drama.

Emily tells the tale of 15-year-old Kristy Bamu, whose holiday visit to an older sister ended in tragedy. Megan's got the scoop on Philly's latest appropriately chaotic sports mascot.

Megan begins the horrifying tale of infamous Philly kidnapper/murderer Gary Heidnik. Emily tells about a cat named Buddy who's had a VERY ROUGH couple of weeks.

Emily tells the story of chaotic couple Wendy Shobrook and Barry Johnson, whose impromptu wedding ended in tragedy for one of Wendy's exes. Megan celebrates Philly's unique relationship to its once-thriving Automat restaurants.

Megan wraps up her two-part series on serial killer and career shitbag Richard Evanovitz. Emily extols the virtues of Philly's famous Reading Terminal Market.

In part 1 of a 2 part series Megan tells the harrowing story of Kara Chamberlain and her encounter with a man linked to the murder of 3 teenage girls in Spotsylvania, Virginia in 1996 and 1997.

Emily gives us an update on Abbott Elementary and the show's key role in bringing back the Scholastic Book Fair.

This week Emily tells the story about the murder of Roberta "Bobbie" Miller and her dog in the home they shared. Was it the ex husband, resentful about something that happened during the messy asset negotiation? Does her weirdly quiet and dodgy son who discovered her body know something?

Megan educates everyone about the hobby of garden knifing and talk about the overnight success of Abbott Elementary, a show about an underfunded West Philly school by Philly native Quinta Brunson.

After the girls exchange poltergeist and post office horror stories, Megan tells the story of Sacramentoan serial murderess Dorothea Puente. Emily's got the scoop on some characteristically Philly shoddy street work.

Picking up where she left off last week, Emily explains how convicted killer Margo Freshwater (aka Tonya Myers/Hudkins/McCartor) eluded Tennessee and federal law enforcement for over three decades. Megan spills the tea on some Philly gentrification drama.

Emily takes us on a WILD ride with of Tonya "Sexy Legs" McCartor - a kindly middle-aged wife and mom who in 2002 was accused of actually being Margo Freshwater, a spritely young spree-killer convicted of murder in 1969 and on the lam since 1970. Megan provides an update on PA's own escapees (CDC test monkeys), and highlights characteristic Philly cool of city ex-pat Tori Yorgey.