This week Lauren and Keith discuss the I-5 Strangler. How many women did he actually kill?

Sources:

• Crime Library: Roger Reece Kibbe: The I-5 Strangler by Katherine Ramsland
• CBS 12: California inmate charged with attempted murder of convicted killer of Kristin Smart by Stephen Hawkins
• AP News: Serial killer who was spared execution is killed in prison by Don Thompson
• Wikipedia

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This week Lauren and Sandy discuss the crimes of Juan Corona. Was he actually a serial killer or was he framed?

Sources:

• 10 Most Infamous Criminals by Jo Durden Smith
• Crime Library: Juan Corona: Rush to Judgment? by Katherine Ramsland
• All That’s Interesting: The Gruesome Crimes Of Juan Corona, The ‘Machete Murderer’ Who Slaughtered Migrant Workers by Austin Harvey
• Wikipedia

This week Lauren tells Gabby about Susan Walters' fight for her life.

Sources:

• Hospital Watchdog: "ER Nurse Kills Attacker While Defending Herself" by Bob Aller
• Blurred Bylines: "A Hitman Came for Susan Kuhnhausen. He Didn’t Survive." by Shari Rose
• Willamett Week: "A Hit Man Came to Kill Susan Kuhnhausen. She Survived. He Didn't. Ten years later, she tells her story." by Beth Slovic
• ‘Who The Bleep Did I Marry?’: No Bigger Gamble Season 2 Episode 13

Our Final Episode!

This week Amanda and Lauren say goodbye the only way they know how! They talk about the ten fugitives currently on the FBI's Most Wanted list, what their crimes were, and in some cases, where they might be found.

Have you seen one of these fugitives? Do you have information to share? Please visit tips.fbi.gov, or call 1-800-CALL-FBI.

One of us only cried once!

Sources:

• FBI's Most Wanted website (https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/topten)
• Wikipedia

This week Amanda and Lauren discuss Timothy McVeigh. McVeigh was an American domestic terrorist who perpetrated the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City.

Sources:

• FBI History: “Oklahoma City Bombing”
• British Medical Journal: “The Execution of Timothy McVeigh: Must See TV?” by Stuart WG Derbyshire
• CNN: “Terror on Trial: Who was Timothy McVeigh?” by Court TV
• PBS: “Factual Chronology” by Amber McLaughlin, Bob Wyatt, and Stephen Jones
• The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum: “Trials of the Perpetrators”
• The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum: “Legislation”
• Famous Trials: “The Oklahoma City Bombing and the Trial of Timothy McVeigh: A Chronology”
• CNN: “What does the term ‘incel’ mean?” by AJ Willingham
• Homegrown: Timothy McVeigh and the Rise of Right-Wing Extremism by Jeffrey Toobin
• PBS: American Experience: Oklahoma City
• Two Minutes Past Nine podcast
• Wikipedia

This week Amanda and Lauren discuss David Koresh, the Branch Davidians, and the road to the Waco siege.

Sources:

• The New Yorker: “The Children of Waco” by Peter J. Boyer
• NPR: “30 Years after the siege, ‘Waco’ examines what led to the catastrophe” by Dave Davies
• Vox: “The Waco tragedy, explained” by Tara Isabella Burton
• Texas Monthly: “The Enemy Within” by Gary Cartwright
• People: “What Was the Waco Siege? Revisiting the 51-Day Standoff and Fire that Killed Nearly 80 Cult Members” by Emily Blackwood
• ATF website: “Remembering Waco”
• Department of Justice: “Report to the Deputy Attorney General on the Events at Waco, Texas
• Waco Rising: David Koresh, the FBI, and the Birth of America’s Modern Militias by Kevin Cook
• Netflix documentary series: Waco: American Apocalypse
• Wikipedia

This week Amanda and Lauren discuss Ruby Ridge. The 11 day siege between Randy Weaver, his family, and federal agents in the Idaho mountains.

Sources:

• Ruby Ridge: The Truth and Tragedy of the Randy Weaver Family by Jess Walter
• American Experience on PBS: “Ruby Ridge”
• Standoff: What Happened at Ruby Ridge? By Slate Podcasts
• Wikipedia

This week Amanda and Lauren discuss the horrible crimes commited by the Monster of the Andes.

Sources:

• Crime Library: Pedro Lopez: The Monster of the Andes by David Lohr
• Biography.com: Pedro Alonso Lopez
• Medium: “The Monster of the Andes”: Pedro Alonso López Murdered Hundreds of Children in South America and Then Disappeared by Tim Reynolds
• Wikipedia