In this episode, the wild tale of Don Henry and Kevin Ives. A classic whodunnit from the late '80s that will keep you guessing until the very end and maybe even beyond.  Two boys are killed on railroad tracks, and they don't seem to move at all before impact. Why?! In the show's second part, we talk about Dagmar Overbye and her slightly tragic tale, made all the more tragic by her actions. Initially, you may root for her, but by the end, you'll hate her as much as we did! This episode is brought to you by Two great research Assistants! The first story (Boys on the tracks) was researched and written by Kelly G! As always; we appreciate her hard work. Houndsman Savion wrote the second story (Dagmar Overbye)! Immense appreciation for both! References for "Boys on the tracks"     UnsolvedMysteries.Fandom Obstruction of Justice: The Mena Connection & Epilogue  Murder On The Tracks- The Story of Kevin Ives and Don Henry  Murder on the Tracks- the Massive Cover-Up of Kevin Ives and Don Henry   Unsolved Mysteries Season, 1 Episode 2   True Crime Garage podcast Crime Junkie Podcast  Necronomipod podcast References for "Dagmar Overbye"

Special Thanks to All-Star research assistant Kelly G; she is the writer of this episode and a great asset to us here at the show!  Join us for the life and unfortunate demise of Kaitlyn Arquette, a story that takes more twists than an M. Night Shyamalan movie.  References and Citations Who Killed My Daughter? Lois Duncan On to the Wolves - Lois Duncan Unsolved Mysteries Website KaitArquette.com Wiki

Episode 114: We'll jump into the life and story of perhaps one of the most famous women killers ever. Aileen Wuornos. Kim and Monique join us in the studio, and they find out fast that Aileen never had a chance. They also learn how to build a tiny hobbit home out of discarded tree stumps from nearby lumber workers. Educational, to say the least. Join us for some silly Aileen talk.   References: Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer (1993) Aileen Wuornos: Life and Death of a Serial Killer (2003) Both documentaries were by Nick Broomfield Lethal Intent - Sue Russel (book) Time.Graphics Timeline by Daniel Singery Oxygen.com - How Aileen Wuornos Went From Sex Worker To 'America's First Female Serial Killer' a 2018 article by Aly Vander Hayden Bustle.com - Aileen Wuornos was Terrifying but Fascinating - 2015 Article by Alicia Lu

Episode 113 New guests, a lot of laughter, and more mispronunciations than an upstate New York episode. That's right, travel back in time to magical Paris, France, as we look at Conman, serial adulterer, and worst of all, serial murderer Henri Landru and his family, including his wife, Motorcycle Club. Join us as we look at a French serial killer from the early 1900s known for tracking down his victims in a way that would lead to his eventual nickname. The Lonely Hearts Killer.  References: Good Ol Wikipedia Landru's Secret: The Deadly Seductions of France's Lonely Hearts Serial Killer by. Richard Tomlinson Dailymail.co.uk VintageNewsDaily.com

Episode 112: David Berkowitz   In this episode, we welcome Dustin and Ashley back and talk about the Son of Sam. We also celebrate Hella Greg and Dustin's birthday with cake (we edited it out because we didn't bring enough to share), and I plagiarize straight from David's website and refuse to credit it. It's a good show; You'll love it, I swear.   Sources: David’s own website (fuck him, I’m not giving it out) Grunge.com - David Berkowitz’s Chilling Motivation to kill by Remy Millisky Crime Museum.org David Berkowitz/Son of Sam Killer Wikipedia

Episode 111: in July of 1947, Roswell, New Mexico, was a hotspot of activity! "What type of activity?" you may ask, maybe alien, maybe government cover-up, just a bunch of people wanting to capitalize on something they believed could make them money. We may never know for sure, but Join us on the first-ever Hella Greg-hosted episode!!

Episode: 110 - D.B. Cooper   Guests: Mama Chey and Clayton   In a leap into something different, we take a look at a non-serial killer story, but easily one of the most fascinating of them all. The story of a man who took a risk and if it paid off, not many know about it. If it didn’t, he is still one of the most fascinating men to live, and one of the most fun to research. To this day it is the only unsolved airjacking in aviation history. This episode is the story of Dan “D.B.” Cooper.    Sources:  “D.B. Cooper Where are you?!” Netflix Docu Series DBcooper.com FBI web archive Ye olde wikipedia   Episode Written by: Cromulent Jesse Episode Edited by: Hella Greg

Episode:109 - Willy Pickton   Guests: Dustin and Ashley   In this episode we welcome adorable couple Dustin and Ashley to the studio to compete over the life and times of everyone’s favorite pig farmer. Willy Pickton, join us as we sum up the crimes of a man who may have disposed of human remains at a pork rendering plant that came into contact with products people may have used all across canada. We hope you enjoy this re-visit of a killer from one of our early deleted episodes.    Sources:  On the Farm - Stevie Cameron Documentary - The Pig Farmer Killer - CTV Documentary - The Pig Farm - Malcom Clarke (dir) Real Voice Diary of Willy As usual the old ol’ wikipedia Episode Written by: Cromulent Jesse Episode Edited by: Hella Greg

Episode:108 - Peter Kürten   Guests: Darren and B3R Starting to hit our stride and it feels like we were never gone in the first place. This weeks episode brings you a filthy man from nearly 140 years ago. We dive deep into the life of Peter Kürten and we honestly wish we never had. The oldest of 13 children that shared a one room house with an abusive alcoholic father, this weeks Killer is not excused from what he did, but he never had a chance. We are joined in studio by Bobby (B3R) and Darren and we hope you enjoy!   Sources: “The Dusseldorf Vampire” - Dr. Karl Berg   Episode Written by: Cromulent Jesse Episode Edited by: Hella Greg