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This week Kat and Jess talk through a New Year Eve murder out of Michigan. This episode has a little twist that may or may not come as a surprise to you!
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In this spooky and historical episode, Jess and Kat discuss the happenings at Eastern State Penitentiary. This story includes Benjamin Franklin, Charles Dickens, Al Capone, and even a dog inmate named Pep!!!
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Kat and Jess discuss the traumatic kidnapping of 15 year old, Sierra Lamar, on the way to her bus stop.
Buckle up for the wild, unpredictable ride that is The Manson Family. Jess and Kat discuss Charles Manson, his youth, his adulthood, his cult, and his murders.
Imagine not seeing light, hearing nothing, and hardly getting any fresh air... After hitching a ride with a family that becomes the reality of Colleen Stan. Kat and Jeff dive into this crazy story!
Happy Halloween, you spooky lot! If you're into haunted houses, you'll really love this. Jess and Kat discuss the most extreme haunted house to date - one that offers you $20,000 if you can last 8 hours. This is the biggest reason to stay inside yet!
In order to recover for our last episode, Kat decided to do more of a "ah-ha" episode talking about some examples of a glitch in the system. These examples do not have any scientific backing, but they do make you think!
With the recent increase in popularity of his case in the media, Jess and Kat discuss the ultimate serial killer - Jeffrey Dahmer. This one will definitely make you all want to Stay Inside... and maybe throw up.
Remember when dating games had just started to become a thing on TV? Would you have ever thought you were watching a murderer trying to get his next potential victim? In this episode Kat and Jess talk about Rodney Alcala, also known as The Dating Game Killer.
We decided to do a story swap this week! Kat tells us about the spooky Lake Lanier while Jess tells us the story of Dorothy Jane Scott.
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