In the fifth episode in the second season of "The Poisoning," we return to the pond, where Kerri Arsenault, author of Mill Town, joins me for a stroll along a nice trail. We get tailed by cops, smell a bad smell, and gossip about how cute beavers are. Then suddenly—although I feel like a jerk for not knowing this was coming—we can't do anything else, and the season ends with several questions unanswered.

In the fourth episode in the second season of My Inevitable Murder, "The Poisoning," we look at oxycodone, the opioid. Who takes it? And why do so many die with it in their systems? Special thanks to interview subject Maya Schenwar and fiction writer Dia Felix, who look at different aspects of drug use in very different ways.

Our third episode offers an unprecedented glimpse into the history of oxycodone. It's weird! And so much darker than I expected when I started looking into it! New episodes release Mondays. Transcripts: https://www.patreon.com/myinevitablemurder. More: https://www.tinkertownprovisions.com

Maybe you were surprised when, in our first episode, a very cute fishing expedition with two very smart boys dropped us on the doorstep of the opioid crisis. If so, don't worry! Our second episode is all about cows. And the significant role their loss plays in opioid production. Episodes release Mondays. Transcripts: https://www.patreon.com/myinevitablemurder. More: https://www.tinkertownprovisions.com

In the first episode in the second season of My Inevitable Murder, host Anne Elizabeth Moore brings two boys on a pretend fishing expedition. Episodes release Mondays. Transcripts: https://www.patreon.com/myinevitablemurder. More: https://www.tinkertownprovisions.com

"The Poisoning," the second season of My Inevitable Murder, is coming soon to a podcast platform near you!

CW: ADULT LANGUAGE, MURDER, SUICIDE, DISABILITY

The final episode in our investigation of the grisly, unsolved murder of your host, Anne Elizabeth Moore, in beautiful Delaware County, NY features a field report from the intrepid Megan Finch and an interview with Harlo Holmes of the Freedom of the Press Foundation in an effort to finally solve this heinous crime. https://www.patreon.com/myinevitablemurder.

Finally, a break in this heretofore unsolved and as yet uncommitted murder! In our sixth episode, lead investigator and eventual victim Anne Elizabeth Moore speaks to the executor of her will Nancy J. Arms Simon, real-life comic-book superhero Ann Nocenti, and the guy who left a human-sized vat of a very caustic substance next to her work station, Jared Wood. My Inevitable Murder is a project of Tinkertown Provisions, a hot sauce and media enterprise based in upstate New York.