In this episode I’m taking it back to New York 1955,where status was everything and those inside it,discreet. These people didn’t need to advertise who they were. Money leads some down dark paths when the fear of losing it comes knocking. Glamour, and without grace hear it here.

Well… this is another episode that will leave you with a dissatisfied ending. Tragically a young lady was murdered and no one knows anything.

This episode I tell the sorted story of Brenda Spencer, the girl who hated Mondays. Hear of the crime she committed, and the lives she took. Sometimes it goes beyond “just a day”Join me.

Murder abounds and many many times.In this episode I talk about Willie Maxwell the man out of Alexander City,Alabama who they called a reverend,but his intentions and greed were unspeakably dark. His actions were so far beyond comprehension,it’s disgusting. As well as to what ties the great Harper Lee to this story .

A Texas oil tycoon and his….alleged crimes won’t leave you surprised in the least. Sad and heinous are the crimes these poor families are left to face. I can not explain it,and it saddens me,and it will you. It just never ends.

3 gruesome murders on the way to a dark Texas lake. What happened to these three teens? Something so unspeakable transpired in Texas in the early 80s. We will revisit that.