FLAGGED FLAGGED

In Episode 8 of Flagged, it's Jess's turn to tell Sara her college hometown stories. Jess talks about two mysterious cases from Penn State University in State College, Pennsylvania. Jess's first case is about the unsolved murder of Betsy Aardsma in 1969 that to this day has left people questioning who really killed Betsy that night in the library. Second, Jess tells the puzzling case of Cindy Song, a student who mysteriously went missing on Halloween night. Jess and Sara also discuss the Ted Bundy Tapes Netflix show because ~hint hint~ Bundy may or may not make an appearance in one of these cases. This is our longest episode, so buckle up and get ready for these two crazy Penn State Cases.

In episode 7 of Flagged, we introduce a new two-part series: College Hometowns! This week, Sara shares 2 cases from the North Philly / Temple University area, and shit gets real. One case is a seemingly random roadside kidnapping, and the other is Philadelphia's largest-ever mass shooting. Jess and Sara talk about fried rice, supply and demand graphs for drugs, and open-concept crack houses ... we don't know, either.

This week on Flagged, Jess tells Sara the story of Alton Coleman and Debra Brown, a serial killer couple who tormented the midwest with their spree of crimes. Jess and Sara finally figured out how to record Flagged from across the state...over FaceTime! Classy.