We're going international in episode 4 and visiting our neighbors up North in Canada. Mel gets her feet wet with her first case presentation as she brings us and our listeners the case of Allan Legere, better known as the Monster or Miramichi. Allan had a pretty rough start in life in his own nuclear family. And while it appeared he was taking a turn in the right direction as he got older, Allan would unfortunately ultimately succumb to the dark side. He would go on to commit just about every crime in the book before he was finally stopped. Legere's case brought up a lot of good discussion concerning the argument of nature vs. nurture between the 4 of us in today's episode. Tell us which you think it is.

The ladies are drinking one of Misti's favorite brands today from a local (to us) winery, Apple Barn Winery in Sevierville, Tennessee. There are so many different delicious flavors to choose from, and today we chose to sample Apple Strawberry. Jim's whiskey of choice this week is Grey Coast Irish Whiskey straight out of Ireland (duh!). Read more about this at greycoastwhiskey.com and you can purchase it at most local wine and liquor stores.

It's always the person you least expect. Such is true for this week's episode where we dive into a seemingly endless stream of murders in Alaska during the 1970s & 80s. For years women were going missing left and right, and even more bodies turned up in some strange places time after time with no rhyme or reason to any of it. All along the way the perpetrator was hiding in plain sight as a well to do church going family man, pillar of the community...aren't they always? Listen to episode 3 to hear all about the case of Alaska's Butcher Baker.

In today's episode the ladies are drinking Duplin Cotton Candy wine which can be found just about anywhere wines are sold. Jim is enjoying another new whiskey this week with Cardhu 12 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whiskey from Johnnie Walker, and you can read more about this at malts.com. Also sold at most local wine and liquor retailers.

In 2002 the mountains of East Tennessee were rocked by several gruesome discoveries in multiple areas within the region in just a few weeks time. The story that would unfold would reveal years of possible crimes by a not so criminal mastermind who would fight the system for years afterward pulling no punches in his attempts to free himself from prison. But the crimes that ultimately led to his capture would end in a trail so horrific that people in the area still talk about the events as though they had just happened.

For this episode the ladies drank a Lord Grey sour brew from Three Taverns Brewery and you can order this at their website: www.threetavernsbrewery.com. Jim was sipping on Bunratty Irish Whiskey which can be found at most local wine and liquor stores near you!