Bruce George Peter Lee is Britain’s most prolific serial killer with 26 arson murders attributed to him.  
In the US, Thomas Sweatt is credited as being the State’s worst serial arsonist with 350 fires set, but fortunately, he was only able to murder 3 people. 
Join us this week as Sherrie and Josh discuss these two cases and what happens in the mind of a firesetter. 

Successful businesswoman Tara Lynn Grant goes missing after an argument with her husband in 2007. Could she have flown back to her job site  in Puerto Rico or did something more sinister happen to her?

Hey guys, remote recording is hard! So please forgive my audio in this episode. I promise I’ll try to crawl out of my barrel real soon.   - S

We are doing unsolved murders this week and the first story is about the Frankford Slasher who is an unknown serial killer that murdered 8 women in Philadelphia between 1985 and 1990.  Our second story comes out of Tallahassee, Florida in 1966, where The Sims family was brutally murdered and the killer is still unknown to this day. 

What happened to Rick Post who disappeared from Baja Mexico in 1998? Was he the target of a drug cartel or someone closer to home? Find out this week as we recap and review season 1, episode 3 of Murder In Paradise, Spies, Lies, and Alibis. 

In 1999 police discover 8 bodies in plastic barrels in an abandoned bank in Snowtown, South Australia. Four more victims are later tied to the killers, but who are they and what was their motive?
In Eching, Germany in 1981, 10 year old Ursula Herrmann doesn’t come home after dinner at her cousins house. How did she vanish in the spruce forest between the two houses and who could have been involved in her disappearance?
Tune in this week as we discuss these two cases that take place outside of the US. 

Who killed popular businessman Bob Eidman in St Charles, Minnesota in 2007?
Was it his wife, upset about an affair,  a business rival who stole a client, or could it have been a complete stranger?
Find out who is responsible this week as we recap and review season 9, episode 2 of Nightmare Next Door, Risky Business. 

In 2011, a man opened fire in a shopping center in Tucson, Arizona, killing 6 people and wounding 13 others, including US Representative Gabrielle Giffords.  
In 1984, 10 people were gunned down in their apartment in East New York on Palm Sunday. Two women and eight children were murdered as they relaxed after coming home from church. 
Listen in this week as Josh and Sherrie cover these stories of mass murder. 

Who killed 16 year old Dinah Peterson on Valentine’s Day in 1975? Was it her forbidden older boyfriend, her angry dad, or her jealous friend?  The case goes cold for 30 years before new detectives take a fresh look and an arrest is made. 

In 1958, the Martin family set out one Sunday afternoon to the Columbia River Gorge to gather greenery for Christmas decorations.  They were never seen alive again.  
In 2018, 13 year old Jayme Closs was abducted after an intruder murdered her parents, but she survived the ordeal. 
Tune in this week as Sherrie and Josh cover these two stories of disappearances.

One more Patreon file to tide you over till Josh and Sherrie come back from the holidays.  
In this episode Josh explores whether the notorious serial killer H.H. Holmes could have been the secret identity of Jack the Ripper and Sherrie tells the gruesome story of the murderess Belle Gunness.