Theres a certain kind of killer and Amy Fitzgerald was the victim of one of them. Maybe not as famous as some of the others Scott Peterson, Chris Watts, Charles Stuart, Mark Hacking, the list goes

Hey! Its a special bonus episode. We had so much stuff for Episode 116 that we had to leave some out, but still wanted you to hear it. We talk about Maines first murder of 2022, the alleged domestic

Marc LePine tried to make a political point by shooting up a university in Montreal in 1989, killing 14 women. The legacy of the Montreal Massacre could have gone a long way to changing things, rang

Sister Liz is our guest storyteller, bringing another troubling tale from the great northwest. We also discuss the merits of The Thomas Crown Affair (the 1968 version) versus The Friends of Eddie C

On his 20th birthday, July 10, 1969, Ted Conrad walked out of the Clevebank bank where he worked with $215,000 in a paper bag. For 52 years he eluded the FBI and U.S. Marshal Service in whats still t

Happy fifth anniversary! To celebrate, we have a jam-packed episode. Dottie Milliken and Pamela Webb were both young women with promising lives who were murdered in Maine, cases that have gone decades

We revisit The Station nightclub fire, which we covered in Episode 72, after the TV show 48 Hours airs an episode that claims to nail down who was responsible for the 2003 blaze that killed 100 in R

Singer and dancer Claudine Longet and skier Spider Sabich were the it celebrity couple of the early 70s. When a gun Longet was holding in their Aspen, Colorado, home went off, killing Sabich, it bec

There was no evidence none against James Dailey in the May 1985 murder of 14-year-old Shelly Boggio. Then child rapist and convicted con man Paul Skalnik made a deal with Florida prosecutors that

Cathy Moulton had just turned 16 and was looking forward to going to a dance in September 1971 in her home city of Portland, Maine. She never made it. Five decades later, she is still missing. Its an