This episode is an Adam solo experience focusing on Killer Clowns, both the fictional and true crime variety.

A Side (Adam):

The Fourth of July was a big anniversary in music history, 25 years ago the Foo Fighters debut album was released. This week Adam dives into the creation of the band and it's fouder, Dave Grohl.

B Side (Brooke):

In what is probably one of the oldest cold cases solved by DNA evidence after 65 years, the "lovers lane" murders are put to rest.

B Side (Brooke):

This week the resurfaced story of the attempted murder-suicide of the Brown family in Poolville, Texas.

A Side (Adam):

This week while sitting around a bonfire and chatting with his family, Adam came up with this week's A Side.

A Side (Adam):

A TV binge session helped Adam discover this week's "That Guy From That Show," Eric Avari.

B Side (Brooke):

This week we change gears in our crimes, this week we discuss the fraudulent lottery lawyer, Jason Kurland.

B: Side (Brooke):

This week, we do a quick discussion about a case that was cold for almost 40 years.

A Side (Adam):

This week Adam does another "That Guy From That Show," Matthew Macfayden.

A Side (Adam):

This week Adam was binging one show on Amazon FreeVee when another show was recommended to him, "Almost Paradise."

B Side (Brooke):

This week we take a look at a popular case that is all over the internet, the twisty-turny, is it murder or suicide, is is real or false, story of Ronald Opus.

B Side (Brooke):

This week, the parole hearing of Judith Neelley sparked the B Side discussion about her murderous spree with her true partner in crime, her husband, Alvin Neelley.

A Side (Adam):

This week while Adam is on vacation and was mowing lawn, it sparked his idea for the A Side.