Kurt Money and Kateline are in the morgue to discuss an absolute homerun of a case for heavyweight medical examiner Dr. Mary Case. The illegal maneuvers she pulls about the exhumation have us impressed. This is about the 1983 murders of Walter Scott and Sharon Williams. Also, Walter Scott was a performer and had a hit in the 1960s called "The Cheater."

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Kurt Money and Kateline go back to the fatty who started it all...the two-hour Friday Datelineeeeee......hosted by Blayne Alexander. There was a lot of fun to be had with a return to Datelineland but the roles are reversed: Kateline is out for blood while K$ is on the fence and weighing his options. Was it a suicide or was it a murder? Would Susan Embert be besties with Mustang Sally, she of Mustang, America fame?! You betcha.

Kurt Money and Kateline breakdown an episode of Vanity Fair Confidential, a true crime show that thinks its better than other true crime shows. It is NOT! It is a good show sometimes and this here is a good example of a banging ep, about the trials and tribulations of the Australian Cowboy, his new van and a "short round woman" named Carol. We talk about the 6 murders that took place in the summer of 1980 in Los Angeles that began when two teens hitchhiked to Hollywood from the OC.

Kurt Money and Kateline go back to the golden standard in true crime television, FORENSIC FILES. This time it's season 8's "Dinner and A Movie" about a dumb husband who uses the plot of a made-for-TV movie murder in real life to help his alibi that he was off sailing. Ed Sherman is a dummy. Ellen Sherman deserved better!!! Please listen to this episode where the movie Blackout is discussed and whether or not K$ has seen it. OF COURSE HE HAS.

Kurt Money and Kateline dive back into the well that is HBO's The Friday The 13th Murders, this time talking about episode 6, "She Had No Name." Another Jane Doe situation?! Yes, but with a missing adult this time. Also, the duo discuss the beauty that is Blue Earth...but K$ was really hoping for a picture or something. Or a picture of a keychain. Anything!

Kurt Money and Kateline breakdown the incredible story of Precious Doe, a child whose body was found in 2001 but not identified until 2005. Detective Bernard put his life and soul into this case and good on him, but the true hero, and all-star of the episode is easily...ALONZO WASHINGTON. Give it up for the guy who helped find Precious Doe's identity all the while producing a comic book with his picture on it. Oh, and have you ever wondered what the signifier of an identity was? Or if the face was the face of a person? Well, there's a talking head with a British criminologist that will rock your world.

Kurt Money has finally dragged Kateline to the wonderful world of Neighbs, and how thy entertain thee. This is perhaps our longest episode yet and that's because of the complete monster we discuss, Nova Scotia "denturist" Gabriel Wortman and the horrible acts he committed April 18-19th, 2020.

Kurt Money can't decide who the worst Canadian is, Robert Pickton or this Wortman POS. He doesn't debate that in the episode, he's debating it now as he types this description. Pickton probably still takes the cake. But Gabe sucks big time, too. Listen to this episode to find out how!

Kurt Money and Kateline discuss the 2004 episode of FORENSIC INVESTIGATORS on the death of Stephen Dempsey and also of family man cab driver Eddie Bahman in Sydney, Australia, in 1994. That's right! Not only is this an episode about cases in Australia, it's an Australian show. Plus...its got some definite FF vibes going for it. Great show gets a great podcast episode about it. Need we say more?