You Know the One Where...?

This week Stevie tells Stephanie about one of her favorite cases, about Al Benitez and Elizabeth Reynolds. So buckle your seatbelts and keep your limbs in the podcast at all times… Then you will hear our great ability to segue and some creepy fun facts about death.

This week Stevie tells Stephanie about a case that has haunted her since the first time she heard about it… This is the case of Yaser Said. This is a tragic and frustrating story and honestly it is all terrible…

Eventually, Stevie and Stephanie lose it sooo… stay tuned until the end to witness it!

This week Stevie tells one of her most memorable true crime cases that she swears nobody has heard of. Stevie remembers this case from the first time she ever heard it and when the idea of this podcast came to her she knew she needed to cover this case. It is the story of Charlie Brandt. This case is such an insane story and is very underreported. This case is so heartbreaking… the wonderful women in this episode were taken away from this world in a horrifying manner by an invisible killer.

Stephanie listens intently and is super astounded at Stevie’s wonderful story telling ability. In this episode you can expect Stevie to say “very” about 50 times and the audio quality is bar none the best we have ever heard! (If you cannot sense the sarcasm just know that we realize that the sound quality is terrible but just know Stevie spent about 2 weeks, probably totaling 24 hours, making it sound better… so if you think this version is bad just think about what the original sounded like… shit…). Anywho, please keep your limbs in the proximity of the podcast for your own safety. We are sorry for all of this.

Welcome to the first episode of "You Know the One Where...?" with Stevie and Stephanie. This week Stevie tells the story of Drew Peterson a man also known as the "Wife Killer". She will discuss all of the ins and outs of the case, and Stephanie will react to all of the craziness including many moments of frustration, misogyny, and terribleness…Stevie ends the episode with a heartbreaking epitaph … sorry!