9 Murders To Keep You Awake Forever With My Favorite Murder

Remember when you made fun of that kid in grade school for wetting the bed? You probably shouldn't have done that. I would apologize, change your name or leave the country. The reason is, psychologists suggest something called the Macdonald triangle, that there are three main characteristics of people who grow up to become killers: arson, cruelty to animals and bed-wetting. If you've got two or more, (in Jeff Foxworthy's voice) chances are you might be a serial killer.

So, for another round of creepy solved and unsolved murders, we've invited back to the podcast America's foremost experts on the subject, Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark from 'My Favorite Murder'. They join Jack O'Brien and Daniel O'Brien to talk about Daniel's two hometown serial killers with a strange connection, two district attorneys who suffered mysterious ends, the unsolved murder of three girl scouts, and the murderer who buried his "kill kits" in the woods.

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Footnotes:

My Favorite Murder

Article: Cracked: The 5 Most Terrifying Serial Killers You've Never Heard Of

Murderpedia: Richard Biegenwald, "The Thrill Killer"

Murderpedia: Robert Zarinsky

Documentary: Netflix: "Amanda Knox"

Article: New York Times: For Letterman Stalker, Mental Illness Was Family Curse and Scarring Legacy

Article: Washington Post: A Decade Later, Prosecutor Luna's Death Still a Mystery

Article: CNN: What Happened to Ray Gricar?

Book: Gloyd McCoy: Tent Number Eight

Murderpedia: Israel Keyes