On this episode our virtual true crime road trip stops have us in Honolulu and an Air Force base near Toronto.

Erin kicks travels back to the mid-80's and covers the case of a serial killer in Hawaii, who strangled several women and left their bodies in rivers and lagoons. There are several theories, but no one has ever caught the Honolulu Strangler.

O'Dell then covers the case of 12-year-old Lynne Harper who was last seen riding on a bike with her 14-year-old friend. Two days later, Lynne's body was found in the bushes on a nearby farm. The 14-year-old friend was convicted of her murder and sentenced to death, but years later would be exonerated. Who killed Lynne Harper?

We wrap things up with a ridiculous spam email that was too good not to share, a warning about why you should never mix your protein shake with a knife while driving, and a palette cleanser filled with a lot of money and quick decisions.

Chapters:

• 00:00 - Intro
• 00:45 - A Tipsy Greeting and a Stabby Cool Kid Welcome
• 05:10 - Case Update: Girl Scout Murders
• 07:53 - Erin's Case: The Honolulu Strangler
• 40:22 - O'Dell's Case: The Murder of Lynne Harper
• 57:24 - Sidebar convo - Fully Exposed
• 01:00:35 - Suspicious email alert - Margarita Laws
• 1:03:18 - In Memoriam/WTF-ery: Don't shake and drive
• 01:07:09 - Palette Cleanser/Shower Thought

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On this episode, O'Dell takes his virtual true crime road trip to Canada and Erin visits a classic case in New York.

After a gassy introduction, and the welcome of a new Stabby Cool Kid, O'Dell travels to Nova Scotia where he covers the unsolved murder of Halifax teen, Jason MacCullough and then ends with one of Nova Scotia's infamous mysteries: Who was Jerome of Sandy Cove?

After the break, Erin covers the case of the Alphabet Murders which rocked Rochester New York between 1971 and 1973. Several suspects have popped up over the years, but have not panned out. According to a TikTok user, the killer may be her grandfather.

O'Dell closes things out with the WTF case of Jamie Lynn Dolheguy, who murdered a man on a first date, and then closes out with a few "Have you ever" questions.

Chapters:

• 00:00 - Intro
• 00:42 - It's gassy in here
• 08:30 - O'Dell's Case: The Unsolved Murder of Jason MacCullough
• 26:49- A Nova Scotia Mystery: Jerome of Sandy Cove
• 35:02 - Erin's Case: The Alphabet Murders
• 51:54 - WTF Story of the Week: Deadly First Date
• 57:46 - Palette Cleanser: Have You Ever
• 01:07:07 - Shower Thoughts

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Today we close out our interview with Janie Avey, a young woman who in 2013 was befriended by a woman who served Janie and her boyfriend at a restaurant. The woman found Janie on Facebook and offered her a job. They became co-workers, and then for some reason that remains unclear - mortal enemies.

Janie ended up on the receiving end of a lot of childish behavior and this led to her friends and future husband being catfished by this woman for months. The entire situation was a bewildering and scary ordeal for Janie, but what she didn't realize was the worst was yet to come. It all started on her birthday in 2019.

Chapters:

• 00:00 - Intro
• 00:32 - Hello and shiz
• 02:27 - A stolen phone and a suspicious burglary
• 25:01 - A sting operation and a horrific plan
• 50:01 - A verdict, a statement and a sentence

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Today we have a Six Degrees of WTF first - a live interview with a survivor!

Erin and O'Dell spend the first half of the episode speaking with Janie Avey, a young woman who was catfished and stalked by a former co-worker. On this episode, Janie tells us about how she met the woman, and how over the course of six years, the woman tried her best to overtake Janie's life.

After the break we cover a couple of listener write-ins, talk about times when we were catfished, and then close with another shower thought.

Chapters:

• 00:00 - Intro
• 00:29 - A SDWTF First
• 03:49 - Janie's story: Gone Catfishin
• 46:44 - Listener write-ins
• 52:01 - A voicemail from SCK Martin
• 53:51 - Updates: Anatoly Moskvin (episode 8) and the Delphi Murders (episode 52)
• 01:03:28 - Palette Cleanser: Catfish stories
• 01:13:46 - Shower Thoughts: Saving the next one

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This episode brings us to New Hampshire and Rhode Island.

Erin kicks things off with New Hampshire's most famous missing person case - the disappearance of Maura Murray. Maura was a nursing student who had gone for a drive. She hit a tree and was allegedly waiting for help, and then up and vanished.

O'Dell then covers the unsolved murder of Nicole Parsons Bucki. Nicole was a single mother who was found dead and fully clothed in her bathtub hours before the first plane hit the World Trade Center. Her death was called in as a suicide, but the crime scene proved otherwise.

To close things out, Erin shares a reason we should never eat a cockroach.

Chapters:

• 00:00 - Intro
• 00:46 - Hello's and an update on the Delphi Snapchat Murders
• 03:52 - Stabby Cool Kid Welcome
• 04:52 - Erin's Case: Where is Maura Murray?
• 43:58 - O'Dell's Case: Who Murdered Nicole Parsons Bucki?
• 01:00::27 - Listener Write-ins
• 01:05:22 - WTF Story: Death by Cockroach
• 01:09:45 - Palette cleanser and shower thought

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On this episodes our virtual true crime road trips lead us to Massachusetts and Arkansas.

After covering a listener write-in and a couple of updates, O'Dell kicks things off with the murder of Rita Hester, a transgendered woman who was stabbed 20 times. Her murder sparked the Transgender Day of Awareness, but her killer has never been apprehended.

Erin follows up with a story that sounds like it could have been the inspiration for Ozark. Two teen boys went out hunting one night and never came home. Their bodies were hit by a train because they had been placed on railroad tracks. Authorities deemed it an accident, but it obviously wasn't. Corruption runs deep on this case!

We close things out with an in memoriam about a death caused by a beard, a palette cleanser about mistaken identity and a shower thought.

Chapters:

• 00:00 - Intro
• 00:42 - Stabby Cool Kid write-in and updates
• 07:48 - O'Dell's Case: Who Murdered Rita Hester?
• 30:34 - Erin's Case: What Really Happened to Dan Henry & Kevin Ives?
• 01:06:41 - In Memoriam: Trim Your Beard
• 01:08:52 - Palette Cleanser: Mistaken Identity

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Erin loves her serial killers, and even more so, loves those who manage to escape them. On this episode, she covers the case of Kate Moir, who when she was 17, escaped a murderous couple in Australia. The couple had already managed to kill five others before they picked up Kate, but with the help of a rookie deputy, Kate not only managed to escape, but she also brought them down.

After the break we address some listener write-ins, talk about some of our best falls and then wrap things up with a shower thought.

Chapters:

• 00:00 - Intro
• 00:32 - Pretty much a pro
• 01:56 - Dreams of lover boys and gangs
• 06:19 - Erin's Case: The Moorehouse Murders
• 41:30 - Listener write-ins
• 51:24 - Cleanse the palette: Falling
• 57:47 - Shower thought: Plants

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On this episode our virtual true crime road trip stops are in West Virginia and Connecticut.

Erin kicks it off with a case filled with 1980's political drama and conspiracy theories. Danny Casolaro was found dead in a hotel bathroom and his death was ruled a suicide, but was it really, or did he get too cloe to something the government was trying hard to keep a secret?

O'Dell then covers the very disturbing murder of Leah Ulbrich, a troubled young woman who was dragged to death, and to this day, the driver of the car is still at large.

After a WTF death involving bees and piranhas, we close things out with a round of "This or That" and a shower thought about cherries.

Chapters:

• 00:00 - Intro
• 00:46 - It finally happened
• 01:36 - Update: Delphi Murders (episode 52)
• 03:22 - Erin's case: What Really Happened to Danny Casolaro?
• 36:17 - O'Dell's case: Who Murdered Leah Ulbrich?
• 57:50 - WTF Story/In Memoriam: Bees or Piranhas?
• 01:01:41 - Palette cleanser: This or that?
• 01:06:36 - Shower Thought: Why Cherry?

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On this episode our road trips take us to New Jersey and Georgia for two crazy cases, and O'Dell is convinced that the victim in his case was Erin in a former life. It's only fitting that the police officer involved has inspired O'Dell's future drag name. Here's what's in store:

O'Dell kicks things off with the case of Sigrid Stevenson, a woman who was a passionate piano player, and was found dead on an auditorium stage at her college. This happened in 1977, and her killer has not been caught.

Erin then covers the disappearance of Mary Shotwell Little who didn't come home one evening after working her job at a bank. Some time later, another woman by the name of Diane Shields - who just so happened to take Mary's old job at the bank - turned up dead. Is this a coincidence, or is there a connection between Diane's death and Mary's disappearance?

O'Dell winds things down with a WTF story about a deadly fart, and then we play another round of "Have you ever" and end with a shower thought.

Chapters:

• 00:00 - Intro
• 00:46 - Toot Toot, & a D- Break Update
• 03:47 - Stabby Cool Kids Welcome
• 06:51 - O'Dell's Case: Who Murdered Sigrid Stevenson?
• 31:39 - Erin's Case: What Happened to Mary Shotwell Little?
• 01:03:45 - WTF Death - The Fart That Caused 10,000 Deaths
• 01:09:20 - Cleanse the Palette: Have You Ever?
• 01:18:49 - Shower Thoughts of Fidget Spinners and Graduations

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O'Dell continues our unsolved serial killers series with a two-part look at what a group of retired homicide detectives refer to as The Smiley Face Killers.

Since as far back as 1997, several college-aged men have gone out drinking with friends, and then disappeared only to be found months later - dead in a body of water. Many of the deaths have been ruled a suicide, but weird circumstances around the deaths as well as inconsistencies in autopsy reports have led some to theorize that it's a group of underground killers hunting these men. In many cases, a smiley face has been founded spray painted near where they believe the body was dumped.

There are a lot of arguments for and against this theory. We'll look at several cases and discuss what we think is going on.

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