Getting High With True Crime

In this episode we discuss the Dardeen Family Murders from Illinois. This case is technically unsolved even though a convicted killer (for an unrelated case) confessed to the murders. He was executed before it could be found out whether or not he had actually committed the crime.

In this episode we discuss the missing case of the Thompson family from Chicago. A case that is both unsolved and solved at the same time, an only suspect that is deceased and no trace of the family that is missing.

In this case, we discuss the murder of Fawn Marie Cox. How the advancement of DNA technology and how genealogical DNA helped to solve the case.

In this episode we discuss Ed Gein. There are some mentions about the new netflix dramatization about Ed Gein.

In this episode we travel back in time to cover Ilse Koch, Wife of an SS Comandant and what she was accused of a tried for after her time spent terrorizing prisoners at the Buchenwald camp.

In this episode we go over what is known about Jody's disappearance. Her family is still hoping to get some closure in this case. The case is still open.

In this episode we go over the unsolved case of Gordon Sanderson's Murder. Gordon until identified only a few years ago, was known as "Septic Tank Sam". Now through DNA identification we know his true identity, but still don't know who killed him and hid him in a septic tank. The case is still open.

In this episode, we switch it up and tell five short true crime stories that involve criminals in varying states of undress during their crimes.