A serial killer confesses, gets caught, and then claims to have found Christ behind bars. Can true faith redeem the unforgivable? This podcast plunges into the dark heart of justice, theology, and human nature, exploring the unsettling question: Can a serial killer truly become a Christian? Listen as I challenge what we believe about sin, forgiveness, and eternal grace.

The "Selfie Killer" Amada Taylor joins me again for the special Halloween edition of the podcast to talk all things spooky from what scares her the most...if anything and her favorite horror movies and serial killers.

Amanda took the life of her husband's father for supplying him with the drugs that she believed was the reason her husband Rex took his own life. She took a selfie in front of the dead body with the blood knife and a smile. She goes into detail about that crime on her first appearance on my show. Tonight we keep it light hearted and a little spooky!

In this gripping episode of The Lighter Side Of True Crime, I talk to Zachary Eggers, a man whose life took a dark turn at just 16 years old when he killed both of his parents in a fit of rebellion against their rules. In 2005, he shot them and buried their bodies, leading to an unimaginable journey through the criminal justice system. Fast forward to 2011, and Zachary faced further charges for allegedly killing his cellmate in prison. As he calls me from behind bars, we delve into the stark realities of living in a correctional facility that prioritizes punishment over rehabilitation. Zachary shares how this environment breeds violence among inmates—where survival often means adopting aggressive behaviors—and reflects on the brief period when positive reinforcement strategies were employed, fostering a happier atmosphere for both inmates and guards alike. Join us as we explore the complexities of incarceration and discuss why such punitive measures may only exacerbate violent tendencies among offenders like him.