Southern Disgrace

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The One With The West Memphis Three Mar 18, 2019

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Three young boys go missing in Arkansas. It's your turn to be the jury - did the West Memphis Three commit this heinous crime?

The One With The Librarian And The Stripper Mar 11, 2019

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This week, we discuss two Alabama cases - first, the unsolved murder of Tuscaloosa librarian Kate Ragsdale and then, a quadruple murder in Hueytown.

The One With The Messy Moody Murder Mar 04, 2019

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Emily Milling was brutally murdered and tortured in Moody in 2008 and you won't believe the alibi of the accused Michael Kelley. Also, the ladies discuss the new docuseries, The Ted Bundy Tapes.

The One With The Criminal Defense Attorney Feb 27, 2019

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Ellen and Hilary chat with Lee Fudger, a criminal defense attorney in Atlanta who gives an inside look at what it's like to represent an alleged murderer.

The One With The Double Feature Feb 25, 2019

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Ellen spills all the details on the 1911 case of Clementine Barnabet and Hilary shares the grisly story of one Huntsville family's murder.

The One With The Custody Battle Feb 18, 2019

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Jeff McCord was a Pelham police officer whose wife Jessica was not happy about having to share custody of her kids with her ex-husband, so they took matters into their own hands

The One With The Candy Man Feb 11, 2019

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Dean Corll killed at least 27 teenage boys in Houston, Texas in the 1970s but many have never heard of his crimes

The One With The Pelham Murder House Feb 04, 2019

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Mark Duke is an angst ridden 16-year-old living in Pelham who murders his family all because he couldn't take the truck out for a joyride

The One Where They Dropped The Ball Jan 28, 2019

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Hania Aguilar was abducted from her driveway in North Carolina by a man who SHOULD have been in jail.

The One With The OG Serial Killers Jan 21, 2019

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The Harpe brothers are regarded as America's first serial killers, going on a rampage through Tennessee and Kentucky in the late 1700s.