Crazy Crimes with Kara Kara

Andrew Luster, heir to a cosmetic giants fortune, is convicted of 86 counts of rape, sodomy, oral copulation, poisoning, and possession of a deadly weapon. He flees to Mexico, because where else would anyone go? Dog the bounty hunter to the rescue! Money can't buy love, or common sense. But it can buy you an attorney who gets you enough wiggle room to run.

Chicago, 1956. Two sister go missing after an Elvis Double Feature. Weeks go by without a lead in the right direction. Will this case ever be solved, or will it go down as just another over looked tragedy? Will we ever know what truly happened to Barbara and Patricia Grimes? 

A golden boy found to have murdered at least 5 women, but only convicted of two. Thought to be a loving husband and father, who came from a stable home life, tortured and killed multiple prostitutes along route 40 in the late 1980s. Convicted of his crimes, he plead no contest and requested the death penalty. Most people believe that this is the only way he could admit to doing wrong by these women, because it was "Delaware law and God's Law".

A few humorous crimes, just in time for Christmas. Though these crimes did not occur on Christmas, I thought that they may spark a little joy in light of the year we have all had. We'll discuss the most infamous crime that sparked jokes across the nation and made National News. Who better to talk about on Christmas than Lorena Bobbitt? Have you had enough of spineless men? Now it's time to make them dickless too.

Take a little mental health advice from a Correctional Officer, as well as other notable advice. Learn a little about Michael Ross, the roadside strangle and the crimes he committed. The first person to be executed in Connecticut since 1960 and the first man to be put to death by lethal injection. Eight murders, but only charged with four. Is that justice for all the families of the women that he confessed to killing, or should he have been charged with all eight?

A man incarcerated through the decades, but still committing crimes. Marvin Gray was released early time and time again to continue committing crimes mostly focused in Colorado and Kentucky. After finally receiving a life sentence, Gray determines it's time to confess to all of the murders that he has committed since 1971. Is he a serial killer, or is this a result of fantasies created by eight years of isolation in solitary confinement?