298 - Feelings In Real Time - Resources

+Here's an article on Robin Pelkey being identified after 37 years.

+Here's an article on Francis Wayne Alexander being identified after 40+ years.

+Watch "W1A" on Netflix here.

+Watch "Appropriate Adult" on Amazon Prime.

+Watch "Dopesick" on Hulu here.

+Buy a copy or the audiobook of "The Whole Language: The Power of Extravagant Tenderness" on Amazon here.

+Check out all the Exactly Right Media podcasts here.

Georgia covered the mysterious death of Edgar Allan Poe.
+Sources for this case are this Smithsonian Magazine article, the website The Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum, this article from The Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore, and this website The Poe Museum.

+Watch the PBS American Masters documentary "Edgar Allan Poe: Buried Alive".

+Watch a clip of coffin flops from "I Think You Should Leave" here.

Karen covered the Cyntoia Brown case.
+Sources for this case are this Wikipedia page, this article from NPR, this New York Times article, three articles from TIME Magazine (this article, this article, and this article), this Oxygen article, this article from the BBC News, this WPLN News article, and this article from The Tennessean.

+Read this ProPublica article on the horrible arrest of the four little girls on made up charges.

297 - Lick the Difference! - Resources

+If you don't own an air fryer yet, buy one here.
+Rent "Tommy Boy" on Amazon here.
+Watch "Hunt for the Wilderpeople" on Hulu here.
+Watch "Squid Game" one Netflix here.

+Watch "Arctic Circle" on Amazon with a Topic subscription here.

+Watch "Workin' Moms" on Netflix here.

+Watch "The Letdown" on Netflix here.

+Check out all the Exactly Right podcasts here.

Karen covered the murders of Sharon Shaw and Rhonda "Renee" Johnson.

+The sources are this Houston Chronicle article, this court of appeals case brief, this Wikipedia page, this article from the Houston Chronicle, and this Unsolved Mysteries Wiki page.

+Watch the Unsolved Mysteries episode on this case here (season 5, episode 24).

+Buy the book "Murder In Texas" by Jamie Foster here.

Georgia covered the history of the Miranda Rights.

+The sources are this New York Times archived article, this AZ Central article, this page from the Lewis and Roca Law Firm, this article from The Republic, and the National Constitution Center website.

296 - Stakeouts & Balloons - Resources

+Here's the latest on the family that mysteriously died.
+Watch "Squid Game" one Netflix here.
+Watch "Maid" on Netflix here.
+Watch "Workin' Moms" on Netflix here.
+Check out all the Exactly Right podcasts here.

Georgia covered the unsolved cases of Kiana Klomp, Amber Tuccaro, and Ella Mae Begay.

+The sources are this Guardian article, this Independent Two Spirits Media video, this CBC article, this article from Fox13, this Navajo Times article, and this article from Sigcangu CDC.

+Listen to this "Murder Squad episode on Amber Tuccaro here.

Karen covered the disappearance of Lawrence Joseph Bader.

+The sources are this LIFE magazine article, this article from Mental Floss, and this article from The Dispatch.

+Here's the Wikipedia page on Lawrence Jospeh Bader.

+Click here to see the terrifying toy "Hugo: Man Of A Thousand Faces".

295 - Twenty-Two To Go - Resources

+Watch "Game of Thrones" on HBO here.

+Watch "Love It or List It" on discovery+ here.
+Watch "Cheap Old Houses" on discovery+ here.
+Check out all the Exactly Right podcasts here.

Karen covered the Hinterkaifeck murders.

+Here's the Wikipedia article on the Hinterkaifeck murders.

+Listen to the Casefile podcast episode on this case here.

+Resources are this Dark Ideas article, this timeline (in German) by Hans Richter, this Mental Floss article, this article from Tales of Luminol, and this All That's Interesting article.

+Buy a copy of the book "The Man from the Train" on Amazon here.

Georgia covered the history of the lie detector test.

+Resources are the Science Museum in London, this article from the APA, this Law Info article, this book "Betrayal" by Time Weiner, this blog article, and this article from the Journal of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology.

+Buy a copy of the book "American Sherlock" on Amazon here.

+Buy a copy of the book "Truth Machine" on Amazon here.