In May 1967, the neon-lit streets of Manila were paralyzed by the discovery of Lucila "Lucy" Lalu. A self-made mogul who rose from a provincial waitress to a nightlife queen, Lucila’s success was met with a gruesome end that gave birth to a terrifying new term: the "Chop-Chop Lady."

This week, Zed and Foxtrot descend into the 1960s wing of the archive to dissect a case defined by "surgical" precision. One independent woman. Four severed parts. Zero convictions. The vault is open... let’s see what the shadows are hiding.

In April 2018, the Caballero family moved to San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija, hoping for a humble, quiet life as farm laborers. They were a family of ten living under one roof—matriarchs, partners, and children—earning their keep under the heat of the sun. But in just two weeks, their "fresh start" turned into one of the most brutal massacres in Philippine history.

Join Zed and Foxtrot as they step into the Mausoleum to deconstruct a night of unimaginable horror.