Henry & Marcus are joined by Ed Larson of The Brighter Side podcast to conclude the story of family annihilator Jeffrey MacDonald, this week focusing on the complications of the trial, the mountain of evidence against MacDonald, and of course the mysterious Woman in the Floppy Hat.

Ed & Henry bring you this week's weirdest stories and true crime news - starting off with The Delphi Indiana Murders as murder suspect Richard Allen places blame on Odinist Cult,  Venezuelan Authorities re-take Gang-run prison in Caracas, British man breaks into ex's home, covers himself in feces, and jumps through window, North Carolina man facing rape charges fakes death in Kayak accident while wearing ankle monitor, Hero of the Week, Listener Emails, and MORE!

Henry & Marcus are joined by Ed Larson of The Brighter Side podcast for part I of a case that remains one of the most litigated murder cases in American criminal history, the grizzly tale of US Army Captain turned Family Annihilator - Jeffrey MacDonald, who was convicted of slaying of his pregnant wife and two daughters, while stationed in Fort Bragg, North Carolina in the winter of 1970.

Henry & Marcus bring you this week's weirdest stories and true-crime news starting off with last week's headline story from Mexico as a repeat hoax-er presents "mummified alien corpses" to Mexican congress, new report claims King Charles 'flew UFO to save lives' in top-secret Tesla mission, viral cosplay figure ‘Fluke Skywalker’ (who was arrested for child pornography) dies in prison, Chris Chan has charges dismissed, Georgia Doctor sued after allegedly posting decapitated baby’s autopsy on instagram, a couple of hungry heroes of the week, and much, much, more!

Henry & Marcus are joined by Ed Larson of The Brighter Side podcast for the latter half of the John Holmes story, picking back up with John's unhinged, freebasing drug dealer Eddie Nash, John's fall from glory, and how the once heralded adult film star's poor choices and selfish actions lead to the gruesome (and technically unsolved) murders of 4 people in 1981.