Hosts Tayla and Shannan investigate the chilling case of the Amazon Review Killer: Todd Kohlhepp. When a disturbing Amazon review and strange online activity collide with the disappearance of a devoted couple, investigators follow digital footprints to a remote property where a survivor is found chained in a shipping container and multiple victims are uncovered. This episode explores the crimes, the clues hidden in plain sight, and how data and community persistence solved a long-cold mystery.

This episode traces the dark overlap between supernatural violence in Filipino folklore — from Aswangs and Manananggal to wak-wak and Sigbin — and the colonial trauma that reshaped those legends into tools of social control.

It unpacks Cold War psychological warfare and government operations, including staged hauntings, manipulation, MKUltra-style human experimentation, and covert CIA/US tactics used to weaponize fear; listener discretion is advised.

This episode is a Christmas special where the hosts share two haunting stories meant for the slow, reflective end-of-year space.

First, the unresolved 1945 disappearance of five Sodder children after a house fire; second, the folklore of Krampus — the horned winter figure who enforces community rules with bells and shadows. The tone is thoughtful, unresolved, and meant to be sat with, not solved.