In part two of this wild sexcapade journey gone horribly wrong, we dive headfirst into the investigation of Bob Crane's death. From woefully amateur coroner and police work to John Carpenter's gift (or curse) of gab, we look at how the investigation went cold as quickly as it began. Many years later, a fresh investigation and subsequent trial hoped to shed new light on his mysterious murder. With the perpetrator not determined, it will take a television news anchor and new DNA evidence to finally get answers... or will it bring a whole host of new questions?

He was an eclectic radio personality, a saboteur of the Nazi regime, a sex addict and pornographer... and his mysterious death still leaves lingering questions to this day. We are discussing the eponymous hero of Hogan's Heroes himself: Bob Crane! His career, and subsequent relationship with John Carpenter, led him all across the United States, to many sex-fueled nights, and to his infamous death. Was this perpetrated by John Carpenter himself? Or perhaps his widow had something to gain?

Half dog. Half fish. All otter. The utterly royal Dobhar-chú, or water hound, is an infamous creature within the oral traditions of Irish and Scottish folklore. From 17th century Ireland to present day, there are stories aplenty of close encounters and death by these magical beasts. As dangerous as it is well-traveled, the king otter has supposedly been seen swimming and wreaking havoc across the Atlantic. Is it a time-traveler? Is it an immature offspring of Nessie? Tune in to find out, and hail to the king, baby!

The tale of Vicky and Casey White (no relation) is a love story for the ages. One of them was a well-respected security guard for a small-time jail... the other was a career criminal and inmate under her charge. In 2020, a blooming and very overt romance began within the confines of Lauderdale County Jail; a romance which would lead to an ill-conceived prison escape and tragedy two years later. Drink your Sun Drop and get ready for some love!

We are taking a slightly more serious turn with this episode by discussing the horrible murder at Lehigh University that led to the creation of The Clery Act of 1990 (officially known as the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act): a law that requires all colleges and universities that participate in federal financial aid programs to disclose crime and safety data on on-campus and affiliate locations. We also educate you on the fine print of the Clery Act which details the protection and welfare support for students across the country.

Put on your creepiest Nicolas Cage smile, because we are heading to The Rock itself... Alcatraz Island! Through research and our own firsthand experiences, let us take you on a little ferry ride as we explore the beginnings of Alcatraz and the events that led to its formation as one of the most notorious prisons in the United States prison system. We will discuss the details of our evening tour, and perhaps also some infamous residents who called The Rock home. Only two men have ever broken out. Now all your lives depend on two women breaking in.

What happens when you bring a number of bushy and bright-eyed college students to play guards and inmates for the awesome pay of $15 a day? We find out within the confines of Jordan Hall at Stanford University: a prestigious research institute that may like to remove this event from its history. During this morally questionable 1971 prison experiment, we see how situational variables may have transformed the researcher and participants into monsters… or maybe some were monsters all along?

Athlete. Ladies' man. Drug pusher. Anti-hero. Operative. These are just some of the words you could use to describe Jimmy Keene, the individual recruited by the FBI to befriend (and gather incriminating evidence against) Larry Hall. We discuss Jimmy Keene's upbringing, the sequence of events which lead to his subsequent imprisonment, and the unlikely yet deceitful friendship with Hall which resulted in his successful conviction.