Tacos and TeKILLya

In November of 1966, Diane Olkwitz was found dead at her place of employment. It was a brutal and vicious attack Diane endured. More than 50 years later, this case remains unsolved. But this is not for a lack of trying. Diane’s case is the epitome of how detectives should handle investigations and how cold cases should be worked, even decades later. Give it a listen and tell us what you think!

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In the dark of night, something may or may not be lurking around in northwest Michigan. Sightings date back more than a hundred years for this cryptid, and it’s been spotted more often than famous cryptids like Mothman or the Flat Woods Monster. Often compared to The Beast of Bray Road, today we discuss the Michigan Dogman. Is the story of this cryptid merely a prank gone wrong, or is this legend a real creature out there?

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On August 10th, 1993, Dion Terres stormed into a McDonald's in Kenosha, Wisconsin with the intentions of bringing pain into the world, before he ended his own life. Not much is known about Dion's life prior to the shooting, but what was found would turn out to be bizarre and confusing to not only investigators, but to those in the public. The only motive investigators could find would come from a home-recorded video that Terres recorded the day before. Join us as we discuss the events of the crime and the details that would unfold, specifically the video footage that offered some insight into the brain of the perpetrator. 

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In 1920, a tragedy hit a small prairie town in North Dakota, where it shook the entire community. This tragedy would make headlines all across the US and still, more than a hundred years later, is known as the most infamous case in the state. The Wolf Family Murders was a massacre of 8 individuals, leaving behind only a 9-month-old baby in the trail. A man was convicted of the crime, but many believe this case is still unsolved and justice was never served. Join us as we dive into the details of the events, as much as we can know, and the theories of why a rushed conviction may never have been the real closure. 

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In 1881, the Willard Library was built in Evansville, Indiana. This is the oldest library still around in the state of Indiana. What always comes with old buildings? Ghosts! There is one main ghost in the library that has been seen since the 1930s but a few others as well. Also, this library offers something never heard before from either of us. Join us as we tell you the history of the library and the philanthropist who built it, as well as the ghosts, sightings and what makes this library stand out even more!

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In the late 80s, the quiet Buttonwood neighborhood of Warwick, Rhode Island was shaken to its core when in the span of two years, 4 horrific murders took place. The perpetrator was being called the Warwick Slasher, or the Slasher of Warwick, but the true criminal, once caught, would shock not only the neighborhood, but the whole state and even the country. Join us as we tell you of the most notorious crime in the state of Rhode Island, plus we will go into the background of the perpetrator, as well as everything that has happened since the crimes.

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In 1959, something fishy happened at the Charles Mill Lake reservoir. Three teenagers had a sighting that has resonated and lasted through decades. It has become a local lore or legend of types, joining the ranks of other weird, cryptid sightings in Ohio. Join us as well tell you the story of the Charles Mill Lake Monster and mention some other weird things going on in Ohio. 

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On September 12, 1997, 6 men robbed the Dunbar Armored depot facility on Mateo Street in Los Angeles, California. Their total haul would be $18.9 million, which would be the largest cash robbery in the history of the United States. The criminals were extremely smart and efficient in this robbery. Join us as we talk about the events of the case and the investigation, as well as to find out if justice would be served.

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On May 19, 1990, it was like any other day for 19-year-old Chad Maurer living in Madison, Wisconsin. He came home from his job for lunch and told his parents he was returning back to work. However, Chad never made it back to work that day. He would be found deceased two days later, 150 miles away from home, and his death would initially be ruled a suicide. Although it was later changed, more than 30 years later, there would still be more questions than answers. Join us as we go through the events of the day, the botched investigation and the major theory that has circled around this case all these years.

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In early 2010, Diana Demayo, a young, beautiful recent college graduate would meet an untimely death. Originally thought to be a drug overdose, it was a shock to all her friends and family when the autopsy determined the cause of death to be homicide. What ensued was a swift investigation into someone she was extremely close with and a tale would unfold of the events leading up to her death that would leave everyone horrified. Join us as we tell Diana's story.

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