Remembering The Misremembered

Many people don't know that Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s mother was assassinated, nor that he had a brother whose death is surrounded by suspicion. This episode focuses on these forgotten members of the King family.

This episode remembers the soulful saxophonist, King Curtis. He was well respected in the music industry. But the Grammy winner's career was cut short by his tragic 1971 murder.

Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston was a man whose birth date, death date and cause of death are debated to this day. This episode focuses on the mystery of Sonny Liston.

Remembering music innovator and convicted killer, Phil Spector

Bones found in 1982 are identified as Ojay's guitarist-songwriter Frankie Little, Jr. nearly 40 years after being discovered.

He was supposed to become the next crooner, but Jesse 'Mr. Easy' Belvin lost his life under horrifically tragic and fishy circumstances. Was it an accident or something more sinister?

Focusing on the stalkers of John Lennon (who killed him), Bjork (who killed himself), and Christina Grimmie (who killed Grimmie and himself)

Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston had a lot in common: larger than life talent, massive fame and many, many devoted fans, some of whom took the adoration too far and became stalkers. This episode deals with some of their stalker experiences.

This episode focuses on what became of Milli Vanilli after they were exposed and how the scandal helped to expose other lip syncers in the music industry.

Part one of the story of Milli Vanilli and the lip sync scandal that rocked the music industry in the late 1980s and early 1990s.