My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark

The book that a lot of this information is from is called Bitter Blood by Jerry Bloodsoe and he's the one who like coined the name of it.

So if I can, babysitter's club novel. It fully is, yes. But over the phone.

There's a book written by a writer named Deborah Halber. She wrote it in 2014 called The Skeleton Crew, which is about online sleuths solving crimes.

And so they refer to this cold case as the whole the Holy Grail of a case to be solved.

I already bought and started Deborah Halberst book, the Skeleton Crew. And it's great.

the full name of the book, sorry, is the Skeleton Crew, how amateur sleuths are solving America's coldest cases.

Well, Nico Case's new album is called "Hell On",

It just came out.

It's so fucking good.

Great.

But she's always perfect.

I think she's one of those people that suffers from the fact that she, from when she first started going, when she was doing Nico Case and her boyfriends and her first couple projects, she's always been so like 10 out of 10 stars perfect that it's almost like she doesn't get appreciated enough anymore.

Also, Courtney Barnett has a new album out. I love her.

It's called "Tell Me How You Really Feel".

And it is amazing.

And it's such a good album as well.

One of her songs, the chorus of it is, "men are afraid that women will laugh at them. Women are afraid that men will kill them".

My friend Bridger Winograd and I went and saw a movie called "American Animals".

Did you see the imposter, that documentary?

It's the same director.

It's really fucking good and it's a true story.

About which one?

Of these guys that tried to steal these really rare valuable Audubon books from a college and they were like college age themselves.

Nerds.

It's a really good movie.

You have to go see it.

Everyone has to go see it.

a gloomy abode of mingled want, disease, vice and malady where lunatics were loaded with heavy chains and fallen women bound and lodged.

And then you look up that like Linda Goodman sun signs and you're like, oh my God, look at how compatible we are.

I was listening again to the audio book of All Begun in the Dark by Michelle McNamara cause I can't fucking get enough of it.

It's like really kind of, it's really soothing and monotone, but the writing is so deep and you're like in it and I can imagine everything.

Well, that's a testament to how amazing that book is written.

There's no extra writing and all, but also it's not sparse. It's just the most concentrated boiled down. Here's how it happened. Here's this experience for people.

It's either some space fucking story or space jam. Yes, the soundtrack to space jam.

Whoever fights monsters. Yes, that book we love the best falling asleep to.

I think it is something like that, which by the way is a great book to fall asleep to.

It seems like that book has 95 chapters.

Neil Root wrote a book called Frenzy, Colin Heath, High and Christie.

The picture of where John Norman Collins lived at the time of the last of the murders he committed was pictured in a recent book, Tear and Ypsilanti by Gregory Forner. The picture is attached.

I've been listening to the audio book of Those Who Fight Monsters, which is the guy from who basically started the FBI, VICAP, all that.

Alex Castles who's a professor and he wrote a book in 1995 called The Shark Arm Murders, which everyone should read.

Alex Castles who's a professor and he wrote a book in 1995 called the Shark Arm murders Which everyone should read I definitely am going to

It reminds me of Steven. What was that book you got us the lifetime? Yeah. Mysteries of the Unexplained.

What's more exciting? The book Truly Tasteless Jokes.

Oh, I had that too. I used to carry it around. I couldn't believe how.

You had, instead of Catcher in the Rye, you had Truly Tasteless.

With each successive sentence, Peter Krten's rage, this is a direct quote from the Biography Channel page. As I'm reading this, I'm like, this is hard to read.

After our 2017 show in Indianapolis, Harold Schechter released Hell's Princess, The Mystery of Belle Guinness, Butcher of Men. And that became a bestselling biography. It's still considered one of the most detailed accounts of Belle's story and did not have.