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In this episode, we examine the highly suspicious death of Jim Potts- a private investigator who was looking into a series of allegations of misconduct against the Galena, Kansas police department. Jim had expressed concerns for his safety in the months leading up to his death. Then, in the early morning hours of August 26th, 2003, his body was discovered - with a bullet wound to the back of the dead - lying on the side of the road right outside Galena. When police immediately ruled Jim’s death a suicide and closed the case with no investigation, Jim’s family and many in the community became convinced Jim had been murdered, and local law enforcement was actively covering it up.

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In 1987, Elaine Dardeen and her two children were savagely beaten to death with a baseball bat. Her husband Keith was initially a suspect, that is, until his mutilated body was found in a nearby field, with three gun shots to the head. To this day, the case remains unsolved. 

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In this mini we discuss what is perhaps the worst music festival ever. From poor planning to over crowding to half the bands bailing last minute, the three day event started out badly and only got worse. By the time it was over, the venue was buried in garbage, the stage was burned, and two people were dead. So buckle up as we dissect the utter failure that was the Eerie Canal Soda Pop Festival. 

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In 2011, police in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, were investigating a disturbing series of desecrated graves. But when investigators finally followed the trail to the apartment of Anatoly Moskvin, a respected historian and linguist with an unusual fascination with cemeteries, they discovered something far more disturbing than anyone could have imagined.
Inside the apartment were life-sized dolls, dressed in children's clothing and carefully arranged throughout the rooms. But these weren't dolls. They were the mummified remains of children whose bodies Moskvin had removed from their graves and brought home.

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In this episode, we cover the strange case of the Eriksson sisters- a pair of identical twins who, after living separate, completely normal lives for years, quickly went insane after reuniting. 

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After years of contention with fellow business men and city officials in Granby Colorado, Marv Heemeyer purchased a Komatsu bull dozer and spent the next two years transforming it into an impenetrable tank. Then, on June 4th, 2004, he used it to destroy several buildings in Granby- each one associated with one of his perceived enemies. When the big dozer finally powered down, Marv took his own life- the only life lost that day. In the decades since, Marv has become either a folk hero or a villain, depending on who you ask. So, let’s do our best to take an unbiased look at his story and decide for ourselves. 

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In this episode, we review the recent Netflix documentary “Maternal Instinct”, which covers the story of a woman named Taylor Parker, and how she deceived and manipulated everyone around her for several months. She faked an 8 million dollar inheritance, she pretended to be several different people through social media, email and text communications, she even faked being pregnant- all seemingly to win over the affections of a man named Wade Griffin and impress his friends and family. But what landed Taylor in prison, and in her own documentary, was her decision to murder Reagan Simmons-Hancock, remove her unborn baby and attempt to pass it off as her own- a cruel, ridiculous plan that immediately fell apart. 

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In this episode, we sit down with City of Prairie Grove Mayor David Faulk for an amazing conversation. 

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In March of 1998, seventeen year old Jeffery Franklin murdered both of his parents and attacked 3 of his 4 siblings with a hatchet. He'd become obsessed with Satan and the occult, and had developed an addiction to snorting prescription pills. Jeffery soon believed that the devil himself was demanding a blood sacrifice- unfortunately, the blood of his own family.

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In this episode, we’re covering the incredible case of Margot Freshwater- a woman given a 99 year sentence for murder in 1969. But just 18 months into her sentence, she escaped. Decades passed by, and everyone assumed she had likely died while on the run- she was even declared legally dead. However, in the spring of 2002, 32 years after he escape, Margot was found living under an assumed identity in the very same town she’d grown up in.

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