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Is there such a thing as the perfect murder weapon? Those in this week’s episode thought so. We will bring you the case of David Davis and the murder of his wife Shannon Mohr during their romantic horseback ride. There is the current case that has not even gone to court yet involving attorney Steven Cozzi and Dr. Tomasz Kosowski. And finally, the case of Kimberly and Stephen Hricko and what happened on Valentine’s Day 1998. All we have to say about these cases is that it SUX to suck.

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What happens when you have a man who has been knighted murdered in his own home? This case has nothing but mystery and intrigue as it is a true whodunit. Sir Harry Oakes was minding his own business in Nassau, Jamaica when on the morning of July 8th, he was found murdered in his own bed. Was it his son-in-law, his house guest, one of his friends? At the end you may have your own theories, and we would love to hear them.

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When is it wrong for 2 adults to consummate their love for one another? This week we will inform you it is wrong when you are biologically related. We are covering a few cases involving “consensual incest”, and the terrible outcomes it can lead to. Starting with Heather Garde and Cody Garde, then heading over to cover the Gierasik family, moving over to Sarah Barrass and her torrid tale, then we will hit up a horrible Valentine’s Day for John Thomas McGuire, and finally, probably the most well-known case, we will talk about Steven Walter Pladl and Katie “Denise” Gould.

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Why is it that things that taste so good can give you the most harm? This week we will cover the case of Esther Castellini and her husband Rene and how her sweet indulgence was literally the death of her. We will talk about heavy water, “Klatu from Outer space”, the “Maharaja of Alleebaba”, arsenic, an affair, and will wrap things up with the case of the Kosberg Family annihilation.

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Why would anyone want to spend a year in Antarctica? Because it is fascinating as you will find out this week. We will cover multiple incidents of horrible occurrences that have happened on the content including the tragic death of Dr. Rodney Marks, why you can’t play chess there, why you can’t have an appendix there, what exactly is Winter Over Syndrome. Grab your coat and your seat belt and get ready for a crazy ride.

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How easy is it to find a hitman? This week we learn it really is not that difficult. Also, what lengths people are willing to do to keep their money and their mistress. And what happens when someone just cannot stop planning other peoples deaths.
We are covering the case of Christine Ferrari Demeter with Peter Demeter.

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How far back have we been using fingerprints to solve crimes? This week we are covering the first case in Argentina that was solved with this technique all the way in 1892. Piggybacked onto this case is one that happened in 1905 in England.

We are covering the case of Francesca Rojas that was solved with the help of analyst Juan Vucetich, as well as the murder of Thomas and Ann Farrow solved with the help from Detective inspector Charles Collins a founding member of the Fingerprint Branch of the Scotland yard.

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