This week, we discuss the strange case of Carl Tanzler who snatched the body of a young woman out of her grave and kept her in his house for 7 years.

Rosie Tapia was just 6 years old when she was abducted from her bed, sexually assaulted, and drown in the river next to her apartment. The case has been cold for nearly 30 years, but our friend Jason Jensen from the Utah Cold Case Coalition joins us to discuss how you can help bring peace to the family.

When the citizens in the small town of Circleville, OH start receiving threatening letters, nobody expected it to turn out quite like this.

The 60's brought about an era of peace and love... oh, and bloodshed. On this episode, we will explore life in Charles Manson's cult through the eyes of one of his followers. Diane 'Snake' Lake, the youngest member of the cult, joins us after the show to talk about her experience with this deranged man.

A clean, well-dressed body found lying on an Australian beach turns out to be one of the most compelling mysteries ever. Found folded up in a secret pocket, a paper with the words "Tamam Shud" written on it, a Persian phrase meaning "finished." Though this case is over 60 years old, the man's identity remains a mystery.

Ed Gein, the ultimate mama's boy, has become a pop culture phenomenon. His crimes have inspired such films as 'Psycho', 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre', and 'Silence of the Lambs'. You should have a bucket or a bag near you while listening to this episode because the list of body parts found in Ed's house is horrifying.

You know how much Jackson loves a good cult. And one that's right in our backyard? Even better. The Lafferty brothers, raised in a horribly abusive household, continued this cycle of violence well into their own marriages and parenthood. But when one of their wives leaves, Dan and Ron Lafferty seek revenge in the most horrifying way possible.

As a 15-year-old runaway, Mary Vincent was trying desperately to return home to her family. She hitched a ride with a grandfatherly guy thinking that everything would be fine. Several hours into the road trip, however, she was brutally raped, tortured, and left for dead. Miraculously, she survived to tell the story.

In many ways, our criminal justice system in the United States needs reform. One prime example of why is the story of Jamal Trulove who was wrongfully convicted of murder and spent 6 years in prison. Jamal joins us on this episode to discuss his sentence.

Isreal Keyes may have been one of America's most terrifying and prolific serial killers, but you may have never heard of him before. He was convicted of 3 murders, but may have committed dozens more all around the U.S. and beyond.