This week we cover another listener suggestion from one of our Patreon subscribers - Thank you Eddy for presenting us with this case and for your continued support of our work!

In the 1930's, a strange man with a German accent stalked popular hookup spots around the Queens borough of New York City - killing the men and leaving the women in possession of strange notes with bizarre writings and symbols. He claimed to be a secret agent from an international secret society called the Red Diamond of Russia sent to hunt down men who betrayed the order. The killer taunted the police and newspapers, causing a wave of fear all over the city and a string of copycats in his wake. Was he a secret agent as he claimed? Or just a deranged psychopath? Join us and find out more!

Hot takes include eating out being masturbation, and why food at restaurants is no better than what you can buy at the grocery store.

This week, we cover another listener suggestion - thank you Chris C. for your recommendation (and for the insider information you provided to us!)

Katherine Foster was a well liked college freshman at the University of South Alabama - (or "South" as the students call it), that was killed in cold blood and left in the forest on campus. We discuss the crime and the panic it caused at the university, as well as her killer's eventual capture three decades later. Hot takes include why Investigation Discovery is quite literally terrible (and disrespectful to victims and their families), Mobile being the "Mother of Mardi Gras," and how to make a brain slushee with Jessi Slaughter!

This week we discuss Björn Pétursson, widely known as Axlar-Björn, Iceland's only known serial killer and his murder spree in the Snaefellsnes Peninsula involving an ax. Hot takes include Yergy's obsession with the Nordic island (even though she's admittedly never been there, and liked it "before it was cool"), American pharmaceutical culture, and review a lot of strange facts about the region. We also discuss Yergy's morning visit to a local "baby graveyard" and a disturbing trend that she discovered.

In this episode, Drewby recounts his visits to New Orleans and gives us the scoop on the happenings about town, how they celebrate Halloween, the bayou, and they're famed cemeteries (spoiler alert, our cemeteries are allegedly better!)Also side tangents involving our own personal cemetery adventures, as well as driving golf balls into a Home Depot parking lot.

Yergy's sister drops by the closet to bullshit before heading to Portland to watch Drewby's show. Highlights include the collective Yergy's talking in "ferret voices," reviewing an eventful roadtrip to Ohio and pitstop in Niagara Falls in the winter, and Yergy singing "Return to Innocence" by Enigma. 

In this weeks episode, Drewby reports back on the happenings about town in Providence, RI (spoilers: He didn't wake The Dreamer). We also cover the unfortunate murder of a young woman in Waterville, ME at the hands of her long time boyfriend - as well as one of the worst trafficking cases in UK history, that has resulted in the deaths of 39 currently unidentified Asian immigrants.

We cover the shockingly random murder, beheading, and cannibalism of a young man at the hands of a schizophrenic man with a mission from God on a Greyhound bus outside of Portage La Prairie, Manitoba. Hot takes include ICP (woop woop), pharmaceutical culture, and getting tattoos. Also we're still thinking about thos beans.

A former porn star starts torturing animals on video and daring the internet to catch him, and after remaining at large for over a year, Luka Rocco Magnotta commits murder, dismemberment, necrophilia, and cannibalism all on video and creates the most disturbing and widely watched snuff films of the past decade. We cover the background, the manhunt, as well as watch the video live with our reactions.

In this weeks episode, we examine the 2002 killing of Bates College senior Morgan McDuffee during a brawl on Main Street in Lewiston, Maine - and debate whether the verdict and sentencing of alleged killer, Brandon Thongsavanh was justified, or was the book thrown at him due to race and social standing? Hot takes on Lewiston continuing to be terrible, Don Henley still sucking, and possible Fleetwood Mac orgies.