In Becca’s first solo episode, she dives into Mark Twitchell, an aspiring filmmaker and serial killer. Fortunately for the public, he was caught after his first murder. Unfortunately for Star Wars fanatics, his full-length prequel film will never be released. This case was an easy solve for investigators. Despite his love of fictional serial killer Dexter Morgan, Twitchell didn’t follow Dex’s #1 rule: don’t get caught. Instead, he preemptively filmed a movie about his murder plans, then wrote a 42 page diary about the whole thing.

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In our long-awaited continuation of the Jodi Arias case, Amber covers Jodi’s time in court. And if you thought the defendant was bananas, wait until you hear about the legal teams and expert witnesses involved in the trials. Psychologists go back and forth on whether Jodi is suffering from trauma or BDP, the juries keep agreeing that Jodi is eligible for the death penalty but can’t decide if she deserves it, and Jodi herself spends the years weighing her desire for attention against the possibility that one wrong move could send her to death row. Jodi also designs a T Shirt, Becca gives an armchair diagnosis, and we reveal the details of those “special hugs” your youth pastor warned you about. 

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Artwork for Malice In Wonderland designed by Taylor Webster.

Special thanks to Scott Buckley for the use of “The Black Waltz” as the intro / outro music under the Creative Commons ‘Attribution 4.0 Internation’ (CC BY 4.0) License. For more by Scott Buckley, please visit his website at www.scottbuckley.com.au.

Jodi Arias was the ex girlfriend (with benefits) from hell. Casual sex with your ex is all fun and games until they break into your home and murder you three times over. Travis Alexander sadly learned this too late. In part one, we cover the discovery of Travis’ body, the autopsy and crime scene findings, and Jodi’s multiple alibis. We don’t manage to settle the great Jodi Arias: Hot or Not debate, but we can agree she would not be, as Jodi herself would put it, “a potential possible maybe person that you might start dating.”

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Artwork for Malice In Wonderland designed by Taylor Webster.

Special thanks to Scott Buckley for the use of “The Black Waltz” as the intro / outro music under the Creative Commons ‘Attribution 4.0 Internation’ (CC BY 4.0) License. For more by Scott Buckley, please visit his website at www.scottbuckley.com.au.