Clarky continues his anti Victorian tourism campaign by telling the story of the lead up to the Bourke Street Massacre, where six innocent people were murdered and twenty seven injured.  

Swanny tells the story of Dr Michael Mastromarino whose redemption story took quite the turn.  Our jury was not expecting that!

Clarky tells one of the most unexpected stories about the aptly named band, Mayhem to the jury's surprise and at times, disgust.

Schmidty dedicates this episode to her friends Liv and Phil and their wedding - who knew crashing was such a prolific crime??

Clarky curates a series of stories related to agalmatophilia, which certainly raised some eyebrows in the jury.

Schmidty tells the story of the disappearance of Susan Cox Powell and the tragic aftermath.  Trigger warnings abound.

Swanny tells the story of the Gonzales family murders which rocked the suburb of North Ryde NSW in 2001.

Julian Knight had a personality disorder with hysterical features - more your womb madness than funny.  Clarky covers the horrendous story of the Hoddle street massacre, an event that scarred the psyche of Melbourne forever.

Schmidty covers the story of Lucy Letby, Britain's baby killer, who was convicted of killing 8 babies whilst they were in her care in ICU.  This jury isn't so sure.

Clarky does a pretty bad job at explaining Bitcoin to the jury, whilst telling the story of Gerry Cotten who built a bitcoin empire, but didn't have a password back up plan....or did he?