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This week, things are looking a little different around here because Terra has company. Shaq is stepping into the guest-host seat, and he’s bringing us one of the creepiest unsolved mysteries in true crime history: the Hinterkaifeck murders.

In 1922, a remote German farm became the center of a mystery that has haunted investigators for more than a century. Strange footprints. Unexplained noises. Someone—or something—lurking around the property. And then, a horrifying discovery that left an entire community searching for answers.

Who was watching the family before the crime? Why were there signs that someone may have remained on the farm afterward? And how the hell did the killer disappear without being caught?

Shaq is presenting the case, Terra is bringing the commentary, and together they're diving headfirst into one of history's most baffling unsolved mysteries.

Lock your doors, trust your gut, and grab your bestie… because this week, the vibes are VERY haunted.

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In 2009, a horrific crash on the Taconic State Parkway left eight people dead and raised a question that still sparks debate today: how did Diane Schuler end up driving the wrong way down the highway with children in her vehicle?

The investigation painted a disturbing picture, but Diane’s family has continued to dispute key parts of the official account—and more than 15 years later, people are still arguing over what really happened that morning.

In this episode of Thick Thighs and Murder Vibes, we’re breaking down the timeline, the evidence, the investigation, the unanswered questions, and the theories that have kept this case in the true-crime conversation for years.

Because sometimes the most disturbing cases aren't about a mystery killer.

Sometimes they're about trying to understand how one morning went so catastrophically wrong.

Put your bestie on speaker, buckle up, and let’s get into it.

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What happens when a wannabe filmmaker becomes a little too obsessed with the idea of being a fictional serial killer?

Mark Twitchell wanted to make movies. He wanted attention. And apparently, he wanted to channel a little too much of his inner Dexter Morgan. What started with online deception and a fascination with the macabre eventually turned into a very real murder investigation—and one of the strangest cases to come across the true crime table.

In Episode 5, we’re diving into the story of Mark Twitchell, the man dubbed the “Dexter Killer,” and how his obsession with fiction, fantasy, and playing the villain crossed a line that could never be uncrossed.

We’re talking fake identities, online dating, murder plots, a filmmaker with some seriously questionable ideas, and the moment investigators started realizing this wasn’t just another creepy internet story.

So grab your snacks, pull up a seat, and come hang out with your favorite creepy bestie—because this week, we’re asking the question:

How badly can someone misunderstand the difference between watching Dexter and actually trying to become him?

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