Law & Disorder

G and E aren’t quite ready to leave halloween behind in this spoOOOky case that could definitely be the plot of a horror film. On this ep, the ladies will talk missing Love Island UK, raccoons whose earthly days are over, and a pretty girl from Michigan (cue the Avett Brothers). You thought your job was bad? Just wait.

What do you get when you mess with the third Prez of the U.S. and the first Secretary of the Treasury? You duel to the death and get charged with treason...yikes. E & G discuss an alternative universe where Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton were able to work through their personal issues without a tinge of toxic masculinity. Duel to the death? That’ll be a no from us, dawg. Unfortunately for both Hammy and Burr, non-toxic masculinity did not exist in 1804.

As E's mom always says, you just can't resist a good caper. On this episode, G & E talk super big diamonds, a con woman named Jeannie (with the scrunchie) and how a necklace might have caused the French Revolution. Tune into this one for a caper you can't resist.

Now that its spooky season and (ya heard it here first)... hot girl summer is OVER, Grace felt it was appropriate to discuss a case where a limb-stealin' ex-dentist tampered with some corpses to make some quick cash in the tish-indush (aka "human tissue industry"). Don't worry, the next of kin dished out those negligence claims like Oprah dishes out gifts around the holidays. Although, not all parties involved were so fortunate.Sources:https://brooklyneagle.com/articles/2013/07/08/mastromarino-at-center-of-ghoulish-body-parts-scandal-dies/https://law.justia.com/cases/new-york/other-courts/2012/2012-ny-slip-op-22271.htmlhttps://reason.com/2007/02/07/who-owns-your-body-parts/For more information, seehttp://nymag.com/news/features/22326/

On this episode of the pod, G & E talk farmer’s market visits gone awry, engineers that seem to do something sort of specific, and most importantly...whistleblowers. Tune in for a topical discussion about our nation’s highest officrimes and misdemeanors.