In this episode, Alexis and Serena share 2 cases, the murder of Sherri Rasmussen and the disappearance of Jaliek Rainwalker. Sherri was found dead in her home by her husband, and authorities fumble the case at first, but it gets solved over 20 years later. The ongoing case of Jaliek is a very unsettling one. He has been missing since 2007, and everything about this case is suspicious, to say the least. Tune in and let us know your thoughts!Disclaimer: We are not experts, and this episode is not meant to discredit authorities who have worked on these cases or accuse anyone of being involved in the murder of Sherri Rasmussen or the disappearance of Jaliek Rainwalker.

In this episode, Alexis and Serena talk about the murder of Jerry Michael Williams. This week Serena takes the lead on the case that is filled with unforeseen twists and turns that Alexis cannot stop pointing out. By the end of this episode, Alexis is in tears and we brighten things up with an office-related tangent. Disclaimer: We are not experts and this episode is not meant to discredit authorities who have worked on Jerry’s case or accuse anyone of being involved in his murder. Much of this information was found on sources such as the podcast “Crime Junkies” and The Cinemaholic.

In this episode, Alexis and Serena explore the murder of Garrett Phillips, a 12-year-old found dead in his home in Potsdam, NY. Detectives spotlight Nick Hillary, Garrett’s mom’s ex-boyfriend. We discuss other theories, suspects, motives, and Chris Watts surprisingly! For more information, there is an HBO documentary titled “Who Killed Garrett Phillips?” that Alexis recommends. Are you enjoying Spooktober? Let us know on Instagram!Disclaimer: We are not experts and this episode is not meant to discredit authorities who have worked on Garrett’s case or accuse anyone of being involved in his murder.

In this episode, Alexis and Serena talk about the rape and murder of Angela Samota, a 20-year-old going to college in Dallas, Texas. Serena takes the lead and we discuss the timeline of the case, suspects, and the unlikely person who solved her murder 20 years later.Disclaimer: We are not experts and this episode is not meant to discredit authorities who have worked on Angela’s case or accuse anyone of being involved in her murder. Much of this information was found on sources such as BBC, The Criminal Journal, and The Washington Post.

In this episode, Alexis and Serena discuss the case of Asha Degree, a 9-year-old who went missing in Shelby, North Carolina Feb 2000. We discuss facts of the case and our theories about what happened to Asha.Disclaimer: We are not experts, and this episode is not meant to discredit authorities who have worked on Asha’s case or accuse anyone of being involved in her disappearance. Much of this information was found on sources such as The Charlotte observer, The Wilmington Morning Star, Jetmag.com, The Shelby Star, as well as Reddit. If you have any information about Asha’s disappearance, please call 704-484-4822.

Did you know men are out here not washing their cracks? In this episode, Alexis and Serena discuss toxic masculinity, double standers, and exclusivity on today’s extremely silly episode.

In this episode, Alexis and Serena got their tarot cards read and discuss zodiac signs. The cards did not disappoint, they came for our necks! Hit up our girl @tainajuarbe for your own reading (please leave something in her cash app! )

In this episode, Alexis and Serena talk about the pros and cons of cancel culture and the tea is HOT! We mention our take on who should be canceled, why and spill some existential tea. PS. Serena gets canceled by the end of this episode.

In this episode, Alexis and Serena talk about the pros and cons of cancel culture and the tea is HOT! We mention our take on who should be canceled, why and spill some existential tea. PS. Serena gets canceled by the end of this episode.

In this episode, Alexis and Serena start the episode with a disagreement thanks to Serena’s judgy eyes. We then move on to talk about Alexis’ weekend, her boyfriend’s obsessions with ice, the college process, and our (very hopeful) plans after college.