Sleepwalking murders are rare, but not impossible! This week, Ellen shares the science behind sleepwalking, some cases where it was used as a defense and her own sleepwalking experiences.

The One With The Sleepwalking Murders

Each week, southerners Ellen Chandler, Hilary Mills, and Madison Reeves sit down to spill the not-so-sweet tea on a homicide or heinous crime that has taken place in the South. These may be well-known crimes or ones that happened in towns you’ve never heard of, but the ladies are recounting the details of the crime and sharing their initial reactions. It just goes to show - Southern hospitality doesn’t ring true for everyone.

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18-year-old Julie Heath's broken down car is found on the side of the road near Hot Springs, Arkansas and her body is discovered a few miles away a few days later. Who's to blame and what's his sorry excuse for what transpired?

The One With The "Bad Accident"

Kelli Bordeaux is a 23-year-old army medic in training stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina when she goes missing after a night out at the bars. Her complicated personal life makes it difficult to pin down a suspect but a persistent PI takes it upon himself to track down her killer and make him confess.

The One With The Persistent PI

When Marlene Warren is gunned down in the doorway of her upscale Florida home, an eyewitness tells the police about a rather unusual suspect...a clown driving a Chrysler LeBaron. Who had motive to murder Marlene and how long does it take to bring the killer clown to justice?

The One With The Killer Clown

When a beloved Huntsville physician is found beaten and stabbed in his home, police work to determine if he was the victim of a robbery or if his seemingly distraught widow isn't as innocent as she appears...

The One With The Black Widow

Jennifer Wolfe Mize from Commercial Polygraph joins us and shares all the ins and outs of the polygraph test process

The One With The Sleepwalking Murders

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