Baking a Murderer Amaris Riddle

Tomorrow is the best day of the year, Halloween, so we thought it would be the perfect time to do an episode on the eerie legend of black eyed children. So grab some vegan candy, a blanket, maybe a little adult beverage and settle in for a spooky story that will make you think twice before answering your door. 

Teenage vampires in Kentucky? Sounds like a bad Twilight spinoff, unfortunately that would be way better than this true story about a group of teens who believe themselves to be real vampires, and one member, Rod, who took this dark road way too far.

This episode is on the lighter side, but still pretty gruesome at times, so listeners beware.

Most of us don't love the idea of having surgery. We fear that the surgeon may make a mistake, or something will go wrong. But what happens when the surgeon makes the conscience choice to severely injure or kill his patients? In this episode we talk about Christopher Duntchs, AKA Dr. Death, and his dark journey from spinal surgeon to murderer. 

The people of the small of Texarkana were not prepared for the horrendous spree killings of 1946, and are still haunted by their memories and unanswered questions over seventy years later. 



** Trigger Warning: Sexual Assault **

Listen to hear the story of the infamous spree killer, Andrew Cunanan, who is most known for assassinating Gianni Versace. 

In this episode we talk about one of Amaris' favorite bars, The Celt, which happens to be haunted. We also learn about her hometown, McKinney, which is a paranormal hot spot, and get to hear about the time when she may or may not have accidentally invited spirits into her childhood home. (Whoops!)