Schoolgirl Detectives

In this week's episode, Grace and Olivia test each other's knowledge on Disney movies. 

In this week's episode, Grace and Olivia discuss the event known as The Day the Music died. It refers to a day on February 3, 1959, in which American musicians Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J. P. “The Big Bopper” Richardson, along with their pilot Roger Peterson, were killed in a plane crash near Clear Lake, Iowa. Towards the end of that segment, the duo converses about the newly released Falcon and the Winter Solider.

In this week's episode, Grace and Olivia discuss the controversial case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard. On the night of June 14, 2015, Gypsy and her online boyfriend, Nicholas Godejohn, killed Gypsy’s mother, Dee Dee, by stabbing her in their Missouri residence. For years, Dee Dee claimed her daughter suffered from chronic illnesses ranging from leukemia to muscular dystrophy. On top of that, Gypsy supposedly had the "mental capacity of a 7-year-old due to brain damage.” Many believe Gypsy snapped one day after enduring years of abuse, both mental and physical, by her mother. Do you think her actions were justified?

In this week's episode, Grace and Olivia discuss the murders committed by Russian serial killer, Alexander Pichushkin, better known in the west as the Chessboard Killer. He was convicted for 48 murders but is suspected by many to have committed at least 60. Pichushkin earned his moniker after he claimed his goal was to kill 64 people, the number of squares on a chessboard. However, he later recanted that statement.

In this week’s episode, Grace and Olivia discuss the murders committed by brothers Erik and Lyle Menéndez. The duo killed their wealthy parents, José and Kitty, in their Beverly Hills mansion on the evening of August 20, 1989. On paper, the brothers seemed to have the ideal life. Erik ranked 44th in the United States for 18-and-under players in the sport of tennis, and Lyle was a student at the prestigious Princeton University. What could have possibly gone wrong? Follow us on Instagram @murderessrowpod

In this week’s episode, Grace and Olivia discuss the bizarre, unsolved murder case of Elizabeth Short, better known as the “Black Dahlia.” Elizabeth’s body was found mutilated and chopped in half in a residential neighborhood in Los Angles, California. Suspects in her case range from an ex-lover to a suspected serial killer, yet to this day no one has officially been indicted. Who could have killed the aspiring actress and why?

In this week’s episode, Grace tests Olivia’s pop culture knowledge through a game of trivia. On top of that, they discuss current events, facts about The Walt Disney Company, and the newly released WandaVision (spoilers ahead)! Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @muderessrowpod to suggest topics for future episodes.

In this week’s episode, Grace and Olivia, discuss the mysterious disappearance of Jean Spangler. Jean was a 26-year-old aspiring actress and mother who abruptly vanished on the night of October 7, 1923. Suspects in her case range from a well-known actor in Hollywood to the Mob. What could have possibly happened to the young beauty? Joining the duo is @ciindyfuu

In this week’s episode, Grace and Olivia, discuss the murders of the serial killer, Ted Bundy. During the late 1970s, he managed to kill 30 women, across seven states and escaped prison twice. He would lure his victims out to his car whereafter he would strangle them to death. Despite all this, he managed to get married whilst on trial for said murders and was even sent fan mail! Rejoining the duo is @ashleyc305

In this week’s episode, Grace and Olivia, discuss the murders of David Berkowitz, better known as the “The Son of Sam Killer.” During his one-year killing spree, between 1976 to 1977, Berkowitz was able to kill six and wound eleven. Most notably, he claimed that his neighbor’s dog ordered him to commit the murders! Joining the duo is @tessarmon