Montreal Massacre: Marc Lepine

03/10/23 • 70 min

Episode #19
On December 6th, 1989, Marc Lepine walked into Ecole Polytechnique armed with a semi-automatic weapon. Lepine would commit one of the worst mass shootings in Canadian history, but what motivated him to target engineering students? Why did he want them dead?
We will explore Lepine's f*cked up childhood all the way to the moment he decided to pick up a gun and kill.
There's some wild twists and turns , so sit back and brace yourself for this episode.
Hosted by Bob Macumber

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Serial Strangler: Herbert Baumeister

Episode #18
On the surface, Herb Baumeister was a dedicated family man and a successful entrepreneur. He donated to charities, and had a good standing in the community...depending who you asked.
Herb was also a weird guy with antisocial behavior. In his youth, he played pranks with dead birds and pissed on a teacher's desk. In fact, he pissed on a lot of things which amounted to him being fired from a well paying job.
When a full human skeleton was found on Herb's property, he managed to explain it away, but as time wore on, a private investigator and a police detective suspect that Herb Baumeister is responsible for the disappearances of gay men around Indianapolis.
What is uncovered on Herbert Baumeister's property is nothing short of horrific. You won't want to miss this episode.
Hosted by Bob Macumber

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Stephen Gore's Human Chop Shop

Episode #20
Where do we go when we die?
No one really knows, but hopefully our physical body doesn't end up in a human chop shop. Some people donate their own body or a loved one's body to science in order to further medical research and knowledge.
The problem is, human cadavers are now a commodity business and non-transplant tissue donors thrive in an unregulated market with very few laws. Body parts are dissected and often sold against the donor's wishes for military experiments and other non-medical purposes. And sometimes, these parts are forgotten in freezers or left to rot in plastic containers.
Welcome to the body broker business.
Hosted by Bob Macumber