Flipping the script, actually, getting rid of the script entirely today to bring you some updates and summaries of four very recent cases currently under investigation within the last couple of weeks.

She's bawdy, she's buxom, she's bringing men down left and right...she's Belle Gunness.

During a property search in South Carolina, police heard banging from inside of a shipping container. Inside? A woman that had recently been reported missing. Her captor? Todd Kohlhepp. And that's just the tip of the iceberg...

Two stories, one episode. Sara & Meg talk The Italian Six & Mary Hall as well as the case of Vlado Taneski. Buckle up.

The Amityville Horror. While the name may bring to mind creepy paranormal events and too many horror movie adaptations to count, the REAL Amityville Horror was the DeFeo family massacre that occurred in November of 1974. Buckle up as Sara & Meg dive in to bring you this bonus Halloween minisode about the Amityville murders.

Lizzie Borden took an axe.... But did she? And not so much an axe, but a hatchet. And also not 40 and 41 whacks, but 19ish and then 10 or 11. Confused? You won't be if you listen to Sara & Meg discuss the curious case of Lizzie Borden. Buckle up.

Students flocked to the University of Florida in Gainesville in August of 1990 with high hopes for a great fall semester. What they didn't bargain for was the brutal murders of 5 young adults around campus. Despite a Red Herring in the case, the killer was ultimately brought to justice. Buckle up and get ready for Sara & Megan to unpack the case of The Gainesville Ripper, Danny Rolling.

In this week's episode Sara & Megan talk the Three B's: bedwetting, bishops and basement pits. Continuing with the October theme of killers that inspired your favorite movies, let's delve into the horror that was Gary Heidnik and his vision for a basement harem.

What do Norman Bates from Psycho and the town of Plainfield, Wisconsin have in common? A connection to this week's killer, Ed Gein. Buckle up, because it's about to get twisted...

Who knew we'd start a true crime podcast? On the day before the big debut, Sara & Megan figured you'd want to know a little about them and little more about what to expect.