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In this episode, the Creeps get spicy, trying entire slices of the new Pizza Hut Hot Honey Pepperoni pizza, a pan style pizza with different types of pepperoni, drizzled in hot honey.

Then, Matt covers the recent frankly disturbing trend of using ai to recreate the voices of crime victims to make videos about them on Youtube. He also covers Youtube's new policy changes in an attempt to stop these deepfakes. The hosts also briefly discuss how they feel about aspects of the true crime world and their own place in it.

In this episode, the Creeps try more delicious items from Rendezbrews, a coffee shop located at 76 W Main St, Grafton, WV. Open Mon-Fri 6:30 AM-5:00 PM, Sat 8:00 AM-12:30 PM. Here's what we ordered: French toast muffin, triple chocolate muffin, apple cinnamon muffin.

This time, Matt covers the recent shocking tale of a kids event gone awry, a Willy Wonka immersive experience so odd that it went viral. To quote Matt, "Um, something happened in Scotland"

We also announce that we will be at the Grafton Monster Festival June 15th, and will be recording a live episode there June 16th.

In this episode the Creeps try some recipes to replace kelloggs products in the pantry, if you'd prefer not to buy them anymore. Specifically, they try recipes similar to flakes that are frosty, crisped rice, and treats you would make with that crisped rice. The hosts explain.

Then, Matt tells the story of a man in Summersville, WV that, falling on hard times and desperation, walked into a local bank, declaring a bank robbery is taking place, and asked the teller for one dollar.

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In this episode, the Creeps try food from La Tapatia Super Mercado, located at 415 Baltimore Ave, Clarksburg, WV. Open daily, 11:00 AM-10:00 PM.

Here's what we ordered:

Beef Birria taco with broth, shrimp ceviche, arroz con pollo, chicken Burrito Special, Especial Daniel (steak, chorizo, and chicken fajita, with rice, beans, avocado)

We also talk about Michael's cilantro problem, monster movies, and stepping outside of food preference comfort zones.

In honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month, all of April we will be highlighting stories that feature that theme. This week, Matt is covering Victor Salva, a film director who abused a child who was cast in his film, was convicted, served too short a sentence and was released.

In this episode, the Creeps try Native chocolate that Matt purchased on his recent trip to the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian. It's a fine dark chocolate from the Bedré Chocolate Company of Oklahoma, owned by the Chickasaw Nation. You can find their chocolate by visiting bedrechocolates.com

For this short, Kelsey covers the story of an Oregon man who allegedly drugged three 12 year old children at a sleepover, lacing mango smoothies with sleeping medication.

In this episode, the hosts try mountain roasters coffee. You can find their coffee all over the state, in West Virginia State Parks, or by visiting Mountainroaster.com. Kelsey paired the coffee, including a cold brew with salted sweet cream foam, with a homemade caramel gochujang cookie.

In honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month, all of April we will be highlighting stories that feature that theme. In this episode, Kelsey covers the trial and sentencing of Kristel Candelario, who plead guilty to murder by abandoning her toddler, to go on vacation as that child passed away alone.

This episode contains court audio as well as very graphic details concerning neglect and starvation, discretion advised.