Michael Jackson was a genius of music and a legend in the industry, but unlike his records his personal life didn't go triple platinum. The Criminal Record examines the King of Pop beyond the charts into his personal life and rise to fame as a childhood musical prodigy, his legal battles, and the accusations and controversy that followed him until his death.

Cannibalism is associated typically with Jeffrey Dahmer, but many aren't aware of a horrific counterpart from Japan: Issei Sagawa. This episode explores the man who escaped being held responsible for his crime and achieved national fame afterwards through publicity and public fascination. Examine the case and the legal events leading a cannibal to walk free until his death.

Can you say for certain you wouldn't commit a crime? How far would you go to survive or make money? Bouncing off the previous episode discussing Nature vs. Nurture, the Criminal Record plays a personal game to ask the hard hitting questions. Learn more about host Kylie as she tries to avoid a watchlist and answer honestly to see if nature or nuture has the biggest impact on her decision-making. Explore along throughout the morally gray scenarios to see if you are the person you think you are...

Can we really say for certain how criminals are created? Is it based on internal genetic factors or external upbringing and trauma? The Criminal Record examines this question through examination of famous criminals in history and their professional psychological evaluations and behaviors to find out the differentiation between nature versus nurture, while also examining what drives people to commit drime and how this behavior can be recognized and defined.

Some of the best media in history focuses on the mafia and creating stories surrounding mobster life, but is there a deeper meaning lying in the film? From the Godfather to the Sopranos, this episode of the Criminal Record dives into how directors use media to show the psychological and physical impact a life of crime has on human behavior.

Host Kylie has a fascination with the history of the British monarchy, and in this episode The Criminal Record discusses the life and death of one of it's most internationally beloved members: Diana, Princess of Wales. From royal drama to paparazzi obsession and the conspiracy surrounding the night she met her unfortunate death in Paris, we look at how the "People's Princess" lived, and how those people really changed the outcome of her life.

Kylie invites special guest Franklin to roll out the conspiracies, coverups, and history behind possibly one of the most analyzed and discussed murders in history. In this episode The Criminal Record is breaking down the assassination of John F. Kennedy and the theories behind the event that cause millions to question the truth behind what happened on the grassy knoll.

Millenials and Gen Z remember watching Nickelodeon on their screens, but what went on behind them? From fame to disturbing allegations, host Kylie and guest Abby dive into the rise of Dan Schneider and the stories and theories surrounding the set of childhood favorites. Take a look at things you may have missed and discuss more about the uncomfortable questions left to ask today.

In this episode, the record dives into the chaotic and sometimes unbelievable world of "Florida Man"- where the headlines sound too wild to be real, but somehow actually are. From throwing alligators to snorkel robbery, we're breaking down some of the most iconic cases that turned everyday people into internet legends.

But beyond the jokes, we're also unpacking what actually fuels these stories, with Florida's unique public records and some personal background experience included. Why does it feel like Florida produces more of these stories than anywhere else? And are they really that different from crimes happening everywhere else?

It's part comedy, part curiosity, and part "this can't be real right?" — so get ready for a ride through the strangest corner of true crime.