On Christmas night 1951 Harry and Harriette Moore, civil rights activists, had been settling into bed after their 25th wedding anniversary when a bomb exploded. Join us at the table to discuss what has been referred to as the first assassinations of the Civil Rights Movement.

Georgette Bauerdorf was the daughter of an oil tycoon with dreams of becoming a Hollywood actress. One fateful night in October 1944 she was brutally murdered in her own home, and the question of who did it remains a mystery.

This week we return to the Texas Killing Fields, 29 bodies were discovered over a span of 35 years, for the finale of our series. We will be discussing a number of cases, including those perpetrated by serial killer William Reece. Brace yourselves this is a rough one.

Ellen Rae Simpson Beason, Laura Miller, Audrey Cook, and Donna Prudhomme, known as the Four, are women whose lives were cut short by the monsters that lurk in the Texas Killing Fields. Join the table this week to discuss the possible suspects and the serial killer amongst them.

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This week the table is returning to the Texas Killing Fields for part 2 of our series. We’ll be discussing 7 of the estimated 29 victims found in the fields. These cases range from a 12 year girl kidnapped on her walk home to a couple possibly killed for leaving a cult.

Angelo Bruno was known as the Gentle Don, and ran the Philadelphia mafia for many years. Join the table this week as we discuss how his brutal murder set in motion the most violent time in the Philadelphia mafia’s history

A man named Edward Bell claimed to kill 11 girls who he called the "Elven who went to Heaven". Many of them were found in the infamous Texas Killing Fields. Join the table this week for part 1 of our series where we discuss the area described as the perfect place to hide a body.