Explore the chilling details of the Career Girl Murders in 1960s NYC, with themes of gender roles and class disparities. Follow a young woman's journey to independence in the workforce. Uncover the horrifying murder scene in an apartment, leading to investigations of suspects and clues. Delve into the racial bias of Detective Eddie Bulger and the complex twists in the case.

Special guests Alvin & Fran from Affirmative Murder Podcast discuss the last guillotine execution in the western world, exploring historical perspectives on capital punishment and manipulation. The podcast covers the tragic tale of Elizabeth Biscuit, the execution of Hamida Djandoubi, and debates on post-beheading consciousness and gruesome details of public executions.

This podcast episode features listener tales about witchy women, spirits of departed pets, morally tainted birthday cake, and an aggressively RSVP'd entity. Also includes reviews of Drunk Elephant's Bora barrier repair cream and a cautionary memoir about deception and regret.

The podcast discusses the unsolved murder of Georgette Bauerdorf, a socialite found dead in a bathtub. The story unveils Hollywood's support for WWII troops and Georgette's volunteer work. It explores suspicious circumstances surrounding her death, theories of Sergeant Adland's involvement, and a mysterious note triggering a renewed investigation. The case's parallels to the Black Dahlia mystery are highlighted, leaving listeners intrigued about the forgotten murder of Georgette.

A scandalous murder case from 1898 involving George Saxton, brother-in-law of First Lady Ida McKinley, and his former mistress Anna George. The tumultuous relationship, murder trial, and eventual acquittal of Anna. Witness revelations post-trial and Annie's life after the shocking verdict.

Detectives uncover the chilling crimes of Ronald Dominique, a manipulative serial killer, through an intense investigation. With victims linked by DNA evidence, his arrest reveals a dark truth. The podcast delves into the empathetic aspect of tragedy and explores the elusive killer's heinous acts amid Hurricane Katrina.

Ronald Dominique, unidentified serial killer operating in southern Louisiana, targeted men with histories of drug and alcohol abuse or known as sex-workers. The podcast discusses the lack of justice and media portrayal of Dominique, the investigation of Anoka Jones' murder and the frustration towards the lack of action and missed opportunities to stop the killer. It also explores the disparities in treatment towards high-risk lifestyles and the impact on marginalized communities.

Ronald Dominique, an unidentified serial killer operating in southern Louisiana, is the focus of this two-part episode. The hosts discuss his isolated life, predatory activities within the gay community, and failures of the justice system. They also highlight the misrepresentation of marginalized men and boys of color as victims and the surprising accuracy of the FBI profile.

This podcast episode explores the mysterious murder of Gary Triano, a Tucson real estate developer. The investigation leads to his ex-wife, Pamela, who took out a life insurance policy on Gary. Despite a year-long investigation, no evidence ties Pamela to the murder. Eventually, the true culprits are arrested over a decade later. The podcast also touches on topics like Kachava meal replacement, extravagant lifestyles, and the benefits of Audible and Angie's List.

Guest Florence Burns, a nineteen-year-old sometimes-girlfriend with a tumultuous relationship, was suspected in the murder of Walter Brooks. Despite evidence, she was never charged. The case reflects the influence of class, gender, and technological advances on the law. The podcast examines the cultural changes of the time, the rebellious youth culture, and Florence's ability to escape justice. The chapters cover topics such as Florence's background, the Bedford Avenue gang, the turbulent relationship between Florence and Walter, escalating tensions, questionable identification, and the unsolved death of Florence.