I Could Murder a Cocktail ICMAC

Elizabeth Bathory had a bit of a blood problem - not problems with her blood, as you will discover, but an addiction to other people's - she drank it, bathed in it, and ate people alive. Listen in as we discuss her privileged upbringing, strange later life and how she got away with murder for so long...

Gaston Means: Private Detective - Con-Man - Blackmailer - Killer.

That's one hell of a resume, don't you think? The story of his life is one you won't want to miss...

JonBenet Ramsey, a young beauty queen, died in mysterious circumstances and was found in the basement of her family home. How did she die, who killed her, and why didn't anyone find the body until the police showed up? Listen up, and we will do our very best to weave a story as to how...and why, JonBenet died.

A mutilated corpse in post-war America and no leads as to who the murderer could be...we discuss the infamous Black Dahlia, known in life as Elizabeth Short. Who killed her? Why was she killed? And could a suicide note from the supposed killer shed any light on the case?

A new approach for I Could Murder a Cocktail, we're sitting down and trying to figure out if a series of mysterious drownings in the American Midwest were as accidental as they initially seem, a prolific and unnamed serial killer, or the work of a cult. We don't know, and neither do the detectives who have worked the case...can you figure it out?

Maurizio Minghella lived a troubled life in Genoa, Italy - he had been kept back several years in school, was a renowned bully and later womaniser who lost those closest to him at a very young age. In 1977, he committed a series of horrible murders, only to be let out to begin his spree again in 1995. Who were his victims, and why was he not caught sooner? Listen to find out.