Episode 190: The Curse of Martha's Vineyard (ft. Brianna Classen)

SPOOKY SEASON IS AMONG US! And what better way to get things started than by taking on the world's most divisive murder case and others like it.Cases included:The Boston Marathon BombingElisa LamLuka MagnottaThe Carpool DetectivesLindsay Clancy

Kyle talks the two trials stemming from the Lindsay Clancy case, Perez Hilton and the dangers of mental crises being broadcast on social media and much more!

From patriotic tetanus and the mysterious death of baseball star Ed Delahanty to the wreck of the Old 97 and the birth of modern movie violence, this was the year the future arrived—and immediately caught fire.

Kyle discusses the mess that the Keefe D trial might become, the murder of a journalist by a billionaire in Malta, and more.

Kyle Ploof talks the outright bizarre in today's show: the actual death of Nicholas Rossi, two missing women being connected to the same father and son in Philly and the trial of former Tennessee Titan's scout Blaise Taylor who stands accused of murdering his pregnant girlfriend because he didn't want to be a father.

Kyle discusses every Karen Read update from the four new civil cases, a youth pastor found dead yesterday after being arrested for the murder of his wife in 2006, and a cannibal that worked at a Budapest hospital.

Kyle discusses Oliver Tree, Netflix's newest true crime documentary Maternal Instinct and Clive Davis dead at the age of 94.

Kyle brings in guest Greg Hoey to talk the still unsolved murder of actress Christa Helm.

Kyle brings on Greg Hoey to tell the stories of the Hollywood Bandit and the 1997 North Hollywood shootout at the Bank of America on Laurel Canyon.Check out Greg Hoey on You Gonna Eat That Crust? And the Pizza Bones True Crime Podcasts.

Kyle brings in Brianna Classen to discuss Ted Kennedy's infamous Chappaquiddick crash that killed staffer Mary Jo Kopechne and much more.Featured cases in this episode: -JFK Jr.-Tafari Campbell-John Forte-The Lady of the Dunes-John Belushi's grave location