This week’s Headline: we unpack the case behind HBO's creepiest new docuseries, "The Pet Cemetery Murders: A Ghost Story." In 1985, Dorothy Lou Thompson was in a legal fight over her Louisiana pet cemetery. Ten days before her court date, she vanished, and weeks later she was found in the Mississippi River. The case sat cold until 2009, when a caller told detectives he knew who did it. His reason for coming forward? Dorothy’s ghost had appeared to him.

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