Killer Date Night

What happens when your "quiet" neighbor turns out to be one of the most prolific serial killers in New York history? In this episode of Killer Date Night, we’re diving deep into the stunning conclusion of the Gilgo Beach murders. For over a decade, he was a ghost. Now, he’s a confessed killer.On April 8, 2026, Rex Heuermann did the unthinkable: he walked into a Long Island courtroom and pleaded guilty to the murders of eight women. We’re breaking down the bone-chilling details of his confession, including his admission to a murder he wasn’t even charged with—the death of Karen Vergata.We’re also looking into the "House of Secrets" and the documents that revealed his "TRG" (Target) lists and "body prep" notes. Was his family really in the dark, or were the signs right in front of them? Grab a drink and lock your doors—this date night just got a lot darker.

On November 17, 1978, four young employees at a Burger Chef restaurant in Speedway, Indiana, vanished just after closing. What started as a possible robbery escalated into a horrific kidnapping and mass murder in a wooded area 20 miles away. The victims — two teenage boys and two young women — were killed in different brutal ways, their bodies left in uniforms with some personal items untouched. Despite a massive investigation, false confessions, and multiple suspects, the case remains unsolved. This episode explores the botched crime scene, flawed early police work, leading theories, and why justice has eluded the families for decades.

In this bonus episode we dive deeper into the lives of the four victims of the Burger Chef Murders. Learn a little more about what kind of kids they were, and what they had in mind for their futures.Find out the origins of Burger Chef and how it was the monster fast food chain that could have been... How many times their ideas where stolen by other companies.We also talk about Speedway Indiana itself. It's a very small town and a quadruple homicide rocked everyone there.We end the show with a rant about greasy food, and what we do to combat a hangover. Do you use any of these tactics? Thank You for listening!

WWE basically could be considered conspiracy right? We love watching WWE and if you do too, here is a bonus episode you don't want to miss where we talk about what all happened in Night 1 of #wrestlemania42 and our predictions for Night 2. Who you got?

Just a couple who Love True Crime and Conspiracies... sometimes a 3rd wheel host joins the show to add in on the fun. We just want to make people laugh, contribute to the show, and enjoy True Crime content all in one place!