Ready Set Horror

This week we discuss recent cases still in process - including the inconclusive death of Everett Palmer Jr. in 2018 and murderer Stewart Weldon who buried 3 bodies in his mother's home in 2018. Stay Tuned for UPDATE at end of episode.

Samantha discusses the strange disappearance of Flight 19 that disappeared off the coast of Florida in 1945. Sarah discusses our first recommendation for the show: The Mysterious Disappearance of the USS Cyclops in 1918 and its sister ships

Sarah dives into the case of the Menendez brothers, Lyle & Erik, who brutally murdered their parents in cold blood while Samantha discusses the notorious Parker-Hulme Murder Case where two best friends conspired to kill one of their mothers in NZ.

Samantha dives into the tragic and horrific story of little Margaret Schlosser murdered by her own mother Dena Schlosser then Sarah takes on the Amanda Lewis story and the doubts/damning evidence regarding her daughter Adrianna's death.

Sarah discusses the mysteries of the Salish Sea and the multiple feet that were found upon its shores and later Samantha discusses the story of Georgia Tann (AKA The Baby Jacker of Tennessee) Stay tuned for the Vanished Segment at the end of the episode

Samantha discusses one of Hong Kong's first Serial Killers Lam Kor-Wan, who senselessly murdered four women in the dead of night while Sarah talks about the brutal murder of Shafilea Ahmed's who was just trying to live a normal teenage life in the UK

Samantha and Sarah discuss several different topics including serial killers, nature vs. nurture, child abductions, and the death penalty

Sarah talks about the O.G. Candyman Ronald Clark O'Bryan and Samantha covers the "Cannibal Chef" Daniel Rakowitz - Stay Tuned for Vanished Segment at the end of each episode.

Samantha starts out with the notorious killer bandit Peter Niers while Sarah closes with the local legend "JoJo's Alley" in Phoenix Az

With special guests this week, Sarah introduces us to the sadistic and gruesome story of Welsh Rock singer Ian Watkins and Samantha discusses the death of American Rock singer Bobby Fuller