This week, join our hosts for more stories of parricide and men gone wild. It's a shorty double feature!

Trigger warning: this episode includes mentions of suicidal thoughts and actions. Please listen with caution.

In 2016 a 20 year old woman married her 56 year old beau. In another world, maybe it could've been love everlasting, but in this world, he was away a lot and she had a wandering eye. Join our hosts in 2020 as they discuss the straw that broke the camels back.

Trigger warning: this episode involves a violent assault on an infant. Please listen with caution.

In another parallel episode, the hosts discuss parricide. Join them in 2022 for another sad tale - WE ARE SO SAD - about a family in which things went horribly, irreparably wrong.

A woman and her husband. Her mother in law. Her father in law. Her sister in law... A full house on the cusp of a global pandemic. Join our hosts back in 2020 as they discuss what was sure to be a recipe for disaster.

If you or someone you know has a mental illness, is struggling emotionally, or has concerns about their mental health, there are ways to get help. Visit the National Institute of Mental Health to find resources that may help you, a friend, or a family member.

In the aftermath of a horribly violent crime in the Hampton Roads community, leaders, family members, and neighbors alike tried to grapple with what happened and what could be done to prevent this from happening again. In this part two episode, join our hosts as they discuss some of the impacts this 2022 tragedy continues to have nearly 1 1/2 years later.

Trigger warning: this episode contains descriptions of mass violence in the workplace as well as brief mentions of suicide. Please listen with caution.

In a continuation on the theme of parallel episodes, join our hosts for a two part story discussing another horrific mass shooting which rocked the Hampton Roads community in 2022. Only 3.5 years after, and a short 15 miles away from the devastating case covered in Episodes 29 and 30, a lonely and bullied overnight shift manager out for revenge took his coworkers lives into his hands in the worst possible way. Could anything have been done to prevent this terrible loss? Updates, recaps, and pleasetakeyourmentalhealthseriously <3 free with stream.

Trigger warning: this episode contains graphic details involving suicide and mass violence in the workplace. Please listen with caution.

We're baaaack!

Welcome to the first episode of 2024! For the first episode of 2023, we covered the cases that got our host hooked on true crime - a violent string of *potentially linked* and all unsolved, double murders in the late 1980s. Flash forward to January 8th, 2024, and the Virginia State Police have released some very important information that we wanted to share with you all ASAP!

If you knew Alan Wade Wilmer Sr. or know anything about his activities or whereabouts in the 80s, 90s, or otherwise, please contact the FBI by calling 1-800-CALL-FBI or by submitting a tip online at www.tips.fbi.gov. You can also reach out to the Virginia State Police by email at [email protected] or you can make an anonymous tip to the Peninsula Crime Line by calling 888-LOCK-U-UP.

This week, join our hosts in 1999 for the devastating story of two sisters who were attacked by a "friend" (read a total loser). Redemption, Y2K vibes, and really horrifying blasphemy free with stream.

Trigger warning: the episode contains extremely graphic descriptions of sexual assault and rape. Listener discretion is advised.

After 16 year old Virginia's employer was found horribly beaten to death, she quickly became the primary suspect and was arrested. Almost as quickly, the battle to commute her capital punishment sentence to life in prison began as well. From unlikely allies to questionable choices, almost no stone was left unturned.

Join our hosts for the conclusion of Virginia's story. Letters, lawyers, and seriously-that-was-what-you-thought-was-appropriate-heres free with stream.

Trigger warning: this episode contains brief mentions of suicide. Please listen with caution.

After school on a Monday in 1912, a 13 year old girl arrived home to find that her house was not quite the way she left it. Her sister was no where to be found, there was blood in the kitchen sink, and she could just see a mess in the front room from the hallway. Once authorities arrived to little Harriet's home, the investigation very quickly focused in on another child, only a few years older.

Join our hosts, in the first of two parts, for another capital murder case. Was it the sailor with the necktie in the parlor or the maid with the broomstick in the bedroom? Union shirts (?), neck cloths (??), and waist shirts (?!?) free with stream.

Trigger warning: this episode includes graphic details read from a handwritten coroner's note composed at the crime scene. Listener discretion is advised.

Want to learn more about capital punishment in Virginia? Be sure to check out episodes 19 and 20 as well as several other stories such as Your Mom's Colleague, Your Mom's Neighbor, Romeo and Juliet, and Lingerie Show.