Six Degrees of WTF

On this episode, Erin covers another unsolved serial killer with a very interesting moniker. He was known as "Jack the Stripper" by the media because he would strip his victims down and leave their bodies half nude after he'd killed them. These murders were also known as the Hammersmith nude murders and they took place in West London, England, between1964 and 1965.

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This episode brings us to New Hampshire and Rhode Island. Erin kicks things off with New Hampshire's most famous missing person case - the disappearance of Maura Murray. Maura was a nursing student who had gone for a drive. She hit a tree and was...

On this members-only episode, we continue our unknown serial killer series with Erin's coverage of the case of the Servant Girl Annihilator.

Also known as the Austin Axe murderer, this killer preyed upon servants in Austin, TX between 1884 and 1885. He murdered seven women (five black, two white) and one black man. The killer also seriously injured six women and two men. Despite a very distinguishing feature, the man was never caught, though many have their theories...

On this episodes our virtual true crime road trips lead us to Massachusetts and Arkansas. After covering a listener write-in and a couple of updates, O'Dell kicks things off with the murder of Rita Hester, a transgendered woman who was stabbed 20...

This time around we watched the two-part, HBO documentary titled, "I Love You, Now Die" which covers the case of Massachusetts teenager, Michelle Carter who was convicted of manslaughter after coercing her boyfriend, Conrad Roy, into committing suicide via text.

This documentary looks at the case from the prosecutions side, and then the side of the defense...

Erin loves her serial killers, and even more so, loves those who manage to escape them. On this episode, she covers the case of Kate Moir, who when she was 17, escaped a murderous couple in Australia. The couple had already managed to kill five others...

On this episode our virtual true crime road trip stops are in West Virginia and Connecticut. Erin kicks it off with a case filled with 1980's political drama and conspiracy theories. Danny Casolaro was found dead in a hotel bathroom and his death...

On this episode, O'Dell closes out his coverage of the Smiley Face Killers with 10 more victims. Are our four detectives correct? Is there really an underground network of gangs or serial killers working together to kill college-aged men and make them look like accidental drownings, or is it just another bloated, ridiculous conspiracy theory?

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On this episode our road trips take us to New Jersey and Georgia for two crazy cases, and O'Dell is convinced that the victim in his case was Erin in a former life. It's only fitting that the police officer involved has inspired O'Dell's future drag...

O'Dell continues our unsolved serial killers series with a two-part look at what a group of retired homicide detectives refer to as The Smiley Face Killers.

Since as far back as 1997, several college-aged men have gone out drinking with friends, and then disappeared only to be found months later - dead in a body of water...