Hosts Tayla and Shannan examine the 1998 disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley aboard Royal Caribbean’s Rhapsody of the Seas and place her case in the wider context of people who have gone missing from cruise ships.

The episode reviews timelines, witness accounts, investigative challenges at sea, and competing theories, accident, suicide, foul play, or trafficking, while highlighting families still searching for answers.

Hosts Tayla and Shannan investigate the chilling case of the Amazon Review Killer: Todd Kohlhepp. When a disturbing Amazon review and strange online activity collide with the disappearance of a devoted couple, investigators follow digital footprints to a remote property where a survivor is found chained in a shipping container and multiple victims are uncovered. This episode explores the crimes, the clues hidden in plain sight, and how data and community persistence solved a long-cold mystery.

This episode traces the dark overlap between supernatural violence in Filipino folklore — from Aswangs and Manananggal to wak-wak and Sigbin — and the colonial trauma that reshaped those legends into tools of social control.

It unpacks Cold War psychological warfare and government operations, including staged hauntings, manipulation, MKUltra-style human experimentation, and covert CIA/US tactics used to weaponize fear; listener discretion is advised.