1001 Reasons to be Afraid of the Dark Reasons to be Afraid of the Dark

Taking a look at post-WW2 law enforcement agencies and media, Chelsea talks about the famous LA unsolved case: The Black Dahlia. Then if you weren't unsettled enough by then, Dawn introduces us to a modern day cannibal living in Tokyo. Take a drink every time Dawn makes Chelsea say 'What the f***' (of water. Hydrate yourselves!)

We talk about the tragedy of Michele MacNeill and her 8 children, and how her daughters fought tirelessly for her justice. Then we dive into a lake in Georgia with catfish the size of Dawn's car, and bodies missing limbs. 

It's the most famous Canadian serial killer: Robert Pickton. Is Piggy's Palace a club or a community centre? Then we take a look at a cult involving tomatoes, dancing in the nude, and waiting for God to return your paycheque. 

Chelsea tells the story of Miriam Rodriguez, who hunted members of a cartel who killed her daughter. Then Dawn takes us to Russia in 1959 when some mysterious deaths were investigated with the use of crash-test dummies and snow.

A Sultan goes to New Orleans to party at a mansion Airbnb style, and never left. Restaurant owners ignore a well-labelled box in storage containing a murdered girls severed head. Dawn and Chelsea are back with more reasons to be afraid of the dark.

Milk, cookies, and a good 'ol hidden mistress are waiting in Toronto. While back in the early renaissance a questionable treatment for epilepsy ignites a 400 year old legend of the worlds most notorious female serial killer.