In turn of the century Chicago, the husbands of one woman kept dying mysteriously...

Despite what many people believe, fingerprint analysis is a relatively new science. In this episode we discuss two cases that solidified the place of fingerprint analysis in the law enforcement community and in the courtroom

This week, we look at some of the first women to help solve crimes.

We bring you our St Patrick's Day episode with a missing Postman from Ireland! Rachel's friend Breeann guest hosts.

We continue Women's History month with 6 "Mary" Murderesses.... 6 women all named Mary.

Thanks to our friends from Just the Tip-sters, All Crime No Cattle, Murder Dictionary, Targeted, and Rachel's friend August for their help.

Okay, maybe not so merry... we kick off women's history month with the stories of 6 murderesses from around the world.

Warning: This episode contains sexual assault. It also has nothing to do with the French Revolution, Rachel checked.

In the 1990's, a monster prowled the Bastille neighborhood of Paris.

Rachel is on vacation this week so Rebecca brings you the case of a no-body murder conviction

We continue the story of the Centennial Olympic Park Bombing. In our last episode the security guard, Richard Jewell, was hailed as a hero. In this episode we discuss his life under suspicion, how his name was cleared, and finally how the FBI caught the REAL bomber 7 years later.