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di Drew, Bailey, and Lacey

If you like mysteries, have a dark sense of humor, and are fluent in sarcasm look no further for your next podcast. We are Lacey, Drew, and Bailey, and we are Sinister and Sarcastic. Twice a week we post a new episode of an unsolved mystery, true crime case, or a weird legend, and share our own theories and sarcastic comments about what happened and who did it.

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  • Episode 97: The Sex Slave Killers

    Episode 97: The Sex Slave Killers

    S02 E34
    37:59

    Gerald Armond Gallego and Charlene Adelle Gallego were a husband and wife team that abducted, sexually assaulted, and murdered at least eleven victims in the late 1970s in California.

  • Episode 96: The Murder of James Bulger Part 2

    Episode 96: The Murder of James Bulger Part 2

    S02 E33
    01:05:38

    In the conclusion of this two-parter, we find out what happens to the two murderers.

  • Episode 95: The Murder of James Bulger Part 1

    Episode 95: The Murder of James Bulger Part 1

    S02 E32
    01:05:21

    TRIGGER WARNING This case deals with the murder of a two-year-old boy in a very gruesome way. Following conviction, his murderers became the youngest convicted murderers in modern British history.

  • Episode 94: The Humboldt Five

    Episode 94: The Humboldt Five

    S02 E31
    48:59

    Humboldt County in California is one of the most dangerous places in the state. Home to a booming cannabis industry, this county is also known for leading the state in murders, car crashes, and accidental deaths. It also has a long history of missing persons cases. The five women of The Humboldt Five went missing over the past two decades with little trace.

  • Episode 93: Ghostly Whispers

    Episode 93: Ghostly Whispers

    S02 E30
    41:37

    From solving murders to finding lost boys, ghosts visiting the living proves to be quite helpful in these two cases: Elva Zona Heaster Shue and The Lost Boys of the Appalachians.