After what feels like an eternity we are back! Both me and Heather want to thank those of you who have hung around and waited for our return and also say welcome to anyone discovering us for the first time today.

For this first case back in a twist of events I picked a case as this one particularly interested me. One because Samuel Little is the most prolific serial killer in the history of the United States with 50 confirmed victims and 43 further murder confessions. Secondly no one knows who he is or seems to have heard of him, he holds none of the gravitas of Bundy, Gein or Dahmer and I think that is an interesting thing to look at.

In this episode we also see the debut of some new features like "Safety Tip" and "The MO" but also the return of the interactive side of the show that we have both missed so much.

So get comfy and enjoy a conversation about Samuel Little the least know, most prolific killer

This was a hard episode to put together and a real candid explanation of where we are, where we are going and why sometimes family and mental wellbeing come above everything else.

This case was one I never thought would appear on the show. In truth after watching the dramatization I wasn't sure it even had enough too it to fill an entire episode.

Thankfully Heather talked me around and this case made the show because it is one of the most interesting and disturbing cases ever.

Rodney was not like most other serial killers and fitted almost seamlessly into society which I think I what makes him so terrifying.

In this episode we not only bring you the section of his crimes from around the time he took part in The Dating Game but also the laundry list of crimes he committed prior.

As always we would love to hear your thoughts on this case.