Two Countries One Crime

Caitlin covers one of American history's most notorious crimes - the murder memorialized in Truman Capote's magnum opus In Cold Blood. Do you know the story of the Cuttler family?

How could two of Canada's dumbest criminals get away with murder twice, with the victims being in the same family, in the same home? Could Caleb Harrison's murder have been prevented? Bibi talks about one of Canada's most shocking serial murder cases.

What if the criminal was someone trusted in the justice system? Bibi covers the case of the first judge convicted of murder in Canada while Caitlin tells a BANANAS story about a judge in Miami who holds a family hostage at gunpoint. Not all who wear robes can be trusted.

Caitlin tells the heartbreaking story behind Atmosphere's song "That Night" - the death of Marissa Mathy-Zvaifler. Bibi covers the incredible journey of David Milgaard - the man who inspired the Tragically Hip's Wheat Kings.

Caitlin and Bibi discuss their countries' youngest serial killers: Craig Price and Peter Woodcock. Are LSD or boozy breast milk to blame? Could they be rehabilitated? And what's up with those scattered pennies? This might be the strangest episode yet.

Shoutout to our friend Wes for the recommendation. This week Caitlin talks about "Walking While Trans" and Bibi covers the a serial killer who targeted closeted men in Toronto. Trigger warning: this episode contains a terrible impression of Keith Morrison.