*Episode Swap with our friends Mike and Allison from Crime and Coffee Couple.

Listen as Allison takes Mike through the ends and outs of the horrific murder of 14-year-old April Milsap. And how a fitness tracking app on April's phone led to the conviction of her killer.

Mike and Allison have become really great podcasting friends of ours, and we decided it would be fun to introduce them to some of our listeners and us to some of theirs.

Go give Crime and Coffee Couple a follow and tune into a brand-new episode every Sunday.

Obviously, there is way more to this case than just 7 minutes but here's what we know now about the presidential pardon of the Chrisley's. I'll have more on this story as soon as they are released.

Join us for an unfiltered and unedited discussion on the case. These are the conversations we have after we hit stop. Only now we keep recording. Bound to get a little interesting and even more dysfunctional. Listen at your own risk.

*I did find the points read by the judge during Penelope's sentencing hearing. Very interesting.

Case begins around 15:00 ** this can change due to ads, but this is a good guesstimation.

On this episode Melissa tells Daniel the ends and outs of the case that had the people of Great Britain on the edge of their seats. The case officially known as The Bubble and Squeak Murder.

On a cold winter's night in February of 2021, a call came into the local 999 emergency line from the small seaside village of Berrow located in Sommerset England. On the line was a man and he needed help. What happened for the next 18 minutes, on that line, will be openly discussed and debated for years to come.

As always, please remember that opinions are like buttholes, everybody has one and they all stink.

Thanks to armchair investigators on social media this case is gaining much needed traction. Is beauty and style influencer Valeria Marquez's murder a cartel hit or possibly a case of jealousy and envy? Perpetrated by the people who she trusted the most? I have a feeling we will know very soon.

Haunted Locations begin around the 6:00 mark. **This can change due to ads, but this is a good guesstimation.

Kentucky!!! You sly minx. You have some amazing haunts. This was fun!

Once again, the MacArthur's are ridiculous and go off the rails. Enjoy the dysfunction.

I had to do it! A little background on the case and the update many of us have been waiting for. Good or bad.

Join us for an unfiltered and unedited discussion on the case. Hear the conversation after we really should have hit stop.

Disclaimer: Opinions are like buttholes; everybody has one and most of them stink.

Case begins around the 13:00 marker.

Factoids- On this episode Daniel talks about lawn mowers. I know!!

In January of 2003, a call came into the Butts County 911 call center. A structure was on fire and someone was trapped inside. Firefighters and medical personnel were immediately on the scene. Found inside the shop was the charred remains of a body. Was the deceased a victim of an accidental fire? Caused by poor safety measures? Or were they a victim of something much more sinister? Listen as Melissa tells Daniel the ins and outs of this horrific case.

A husband and father, in North Carolina, has been accused of the first-degree murder of his wife and the attempted murder of his daughter. His 32-year-old Wife Stacy, died suddenly at home. Her death was initially attributed to a heart attack. But Stacy's mother was suspicious and reported her daughter's death to the authorities.

Plus, an update on the trial that is captivating Australia, the case of Erin Patterson. Murder with death cap mushrooms.

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