Two Friends and a Coffin

Experience a mix of astounding and unique stories that defy societal expectations and the limits of human anatomy. Explore the life of Johnny Eck, a man born without a lower body who thrived as a sideshow performer, and the Double Dick Dude, who lives with the rare condition of having two fully functional penises. Dive into the unsettling world of frogging, where people secretly live in the homes of unsuspecting individuals, and discover the heartwarming tale of Frank and Louie, a two-faced cat whose remarkable life challenges our ideas about what's possible. These stories reveal the resilience, humor, and triumph of the human spirit, reminding us of the richness and diversity of the human experience.

Carls speaks for the 3 victims of Michelle "Shelly" Knotek, who went from terrorizing her children, to terrorizing her boarders, and eventually, murder. Huge trigger warning, discussing situations of domestic violence, starvation, and child abuse.

Carls and Behn begin their work of speaking for those who can no longer speak for themselves. In this episode they explore the world of serial killers and talk about the killers they find the most interesting, "Saucy Jack" the Ripper, and Bob Berdella "The Kansas City Butcher."

The Copelands were like many other older couples across the landscape of the postwar American South. Ray was an irascible farmer, scraping a meager existence on a farm in rural Missouri. Faye, the dutiful housewife, handled the household finances, and lived in fear of the frequent beatings from her husband. Their domestic life would eventually take a sinister turn. After 5 bodies of their farm hands were found on neighboring farms, Ray and Faye were convicted and sentenced to death, becoming the oldest serial killer couple on death row.