Episode 132 is - regrettably - Miyazaki Tsutomu, a horrible little man who earned his nickname "The Little Girl Murderer" Trigger warning, it's one of the grimmest we've done...

For those who do soldier through, treat yourself by hearing about Rachel's worst local shop and Kiri's impressive Scatman riff.

This is part 2 of our episode on Sara Aldrete, also known as La Madrina (or The Godmother). Prepare for more gory details about murder, sacrifice, and an absolutely stinking cooking pot.

To break up this nauseating story, Rachel and Kiri give their thoughts on noughties fashion, the inevitable return of Huw Edwards, and tits on the algorithm...queasy stuff all round, then.

Been a bit male-heavy lately, so this multi-parter is all about Sara Aldrete, who went by the badass nickname "The Godmother". Aldrete was convicted of murder while heading a drug-smuggling and human sacrificial cult in Mexico during the 80s.

But it's also been very hot, so most of the chat is complaints about crisp packet sizes, book fairs and children on rideable suitcases. Tune in to part two to actually hear about the murders...

This month's episode is about one of the original 'ladykillers' - Neville Heath. A charming RAF pilot with a habit for sadistic sexual murder, Heath killed at least two women in 1946.

Away from the gruesome deaths, Rachel has her own horror story about a recent health check-up, and Kiri educates us all on the difference between red wings and brown wings (with a little help from Tim).

This is part 2 of the grim story of John Duffy and David Mulcahy, also known as the Railway Killers or the Railway Rapists. The two were convicted of murdering three women in the 1980s, as well as raping many more.

Hang around for a delightful anecdote about losing your parents' ashes! Yes, there's some truly morbid murders before then, but it's worth the wait. Oh, and a very important message from Tim.

It's time for another multi-parter, the disgusting case of John Dusffy and David Mulcahy, also known as the Railway Killers or the Railway Rapists. The two were convicted of murdering three women in the 1980s, as well as raping many more.

This repulsive episode comes, appropriately enough, during the Worm Moon. Expect suitably gross anecdotes involving donating blood, urinal cakes, and actual arse worms.

Today's episode looks at Minnie Wallace Walkup, also known as Minnie Estelle Wallace Keating, a probable (and definitely justified) serial killer from the 19th century. Minnie was accused of killing several husbands and suitors, all of who were far older than the teenager.

In keeping with the episode's case, we get Rachel's latest thoughts on the Epstein files release, along with a story about Kiri being scammed by leave-in conditioner and a very unexpected throat burp. 

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Episode 127 is a historical romp to Victorian London for The London Burkers - a Burke and Hare tribute act with a couple of familiar sounding names.

And what else did 19th century London have? Rats! Lots of rats! So stick around for a couple of rodent anecdotes sure to send you to the grave...before you're dug back up again, all in the name of medical advancement.

Merry Christmas and Nadolig Llawen for this very festive Welsh case - Reverend Emyr Owen. While there are no murders per se, the reverend did have a gruesome hobby which caused front page news on Christmas Day, 1984.

Be prepared for deep dives into penis sizes, group wanks in a quarry, and the artistic merit of the Del Boy wine bar stunt...what a way to sign off 2025!

This month's episode is all about Charles Albright, also known as The Dallas Ripper, The Dallas Slasher, and most disturbingly of all...The Eyeball Killer.

Part 2 is recorded from an Airbnb in Crewe ahead of the All Killa Christmas Show! So, between details on Albright's crimes and trial, expect plenty of complaints about hotel accommodation - from reduced towel washing to rogue pubes.

This month's episode is all about Charles Albright, also known as The Dallas Ripper, The Dallas Slasher, and most disturbingly of all...The Eyeball Killer.

In part 1, Rachel and Kiri delve into Albright's upbringing, which offers plenty of tangents on 90s parenting, cringeworthy students, and the most pressing question of all - where Rachel stands on early Christmas trees.

In Episode 124, we reexamine a live show case - The Barnes Mystery. One of the most notorious crimes of the Victorian times, maid Kate Lawler was convicted of murdering and dismembering her employer Julia Martha Thomas.

But this grisly tale comes second to Rachel's on terrifying brush with death, set on the grimmest place on Earth - a TransPennine Express toilet. Want to find out more? Take a listen - no questions asked.

It's time for part 2 of our Halloween special - the tragic, romantic, and secretly awful Bonnie & Clyde.

In this episode, Rachel and Kiri look at the gang's eventual capture in between anecdotes about awful boyfriends, seasonal washing machines, and long clown foreskins. Standard fare, really...

It's the most ghoulish time of the year, and this Halloween special is a doozy! The most famous (and romantic?) outlaws of all time, Bonnie and Clyde.

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This is part 2 of episode 122, covering the eventual capture of Robert Berdella, also known as the Kansas City Butcher and The Collector.

But the details are grim, so stick around instead for more chat on trains, gig goers, and an accidental cameo from...Prince Andrew?

Episode 122 features another listener suggestion - Robert Berdella, an American serial killer also known as the Kansas City Butcher and The Collector.

There's only time for half the story because Rachel and Kiri have plenty to catch up on, including Rachel's sofa woes, Kiri's cracked crown, and a short detour on that woman who wanked off a dolphin.

It's time for the sometimes-annual Q&A special! Do the girls think they could get away with murder? Which killer would they like to meet? And which universally-loved celebrity does Rachel think is a "pan-head"? 

Listen and all will be revealed...

Welcome to part 3 of the Bain family murders. David Bain was convicted and then acquited for the murder of his parents and sisters, but who was really responsible?

It's finally time for Kiri to dive into the trial, but Rachel is Crying Her Heart Out at the thought of it. Due process makes her mind Slip Away. Some Might Say this case will make her Look Back in Anger. D'You Know What I Mean?

She's going to Oasis. That's all she cares about. Whatever.

Welcome to part 2 of the Bain family murders. David Bain was convicted and then acquited for the murder of his parents and sisters, but who was really responsible?

This episode delves into the actual murders, but is interrupted by ghostly goings on including shadows on the wall and gremlins in the system. Is it an actual haunting, or a passing van and some dodgy equipment? You decide.

Episode 120 is the first ever case suggested by a live audience - the Bain family murders. David Bain was convicted and then acquited for the murder of his parents and sisters, but who was really responsible?

Answers probably aren't forthcoming, as Rachel and Kiri have more important things to discuss: rude airline staff, the Robbie Williams Monkey Movie, and a penis keyring from Ibiza. Enjoy!

In Episode 119, Rachel and Kiri take a look at Wales' first recorded serial killer, Joseph Kappen. Recently portrayed in the BBC series The Steeltown Murders, Kappen murdered three girls near his hometown of Port Talbot in the 1970s.

But that's not important - what really matters is the Australia and New Zealand tour! Live from their Christchurch hotel room, the girls recap the joys of Australian public transport, theatres, and pony trekking.

In Episode 118, we take a look at Linda Hazzard, also known as the Starvation Doctor. Linda ran a sanitarium in Seattle, where she administered questionable treatments including fasting, enemas, and repeatedly pummeling patients in the head with her bare hands.

Part two deals with Linda's many victims and the final years of her life - after a deep dive into Instagram tradwives and some tangents on school lessons and airline food.

In Episode 118, we take a look at Linda Hazzard, also known as the Starvation Doctor. Linda ran a sanitarium in Seattle, where she administered questionable treatments including fasting, enemas, and repeatedly pummeling patients in the head with her bare hands.

But it's been a while since Rachel and Kiri have caught up, so Linda's story takes a backseat to chats about rural dating apps, children on the tube, and a very emotional sound tech. Keep an eye out for part two next week.

It's time to romp back to 16th century France for the chilling tale of Gilles Garnier - a serial killer accused of being a werewolf!

There's also plenty of tangents on magic, theatre, and a mysterious lipstick mark on the wall of a toilet...gross? Yes. Sweet, though? No.

This is part two of a two-part episode on John Martin Scripps, a British serial killer and the first Westerner to be executed in Singapore.

And although the details of Scripps' crimes are truly horrific, they pale in comparison to what's happened to Kiri's car...want to find out more? Grab a sick bag and press play.

Join comedians Rachel Fairburn and Kiri Pritchard-McLean as they explore a shared passion, serial killers. Each episode the pair will talk all things murder and macabre and have a right laugh doing it.

This is part one of a two-part episode on John Martin Scripps, a British serial killer and the first Westerner to be executed in Singapore.

It's also the first episode of 2025, so there's plenty to catch up on, including vegan Creme Eggs, lorry trips with parents, and Rachel having no time for sniffer dogs.

Merry Christmas! It's time for the annual tradition of a festive multi-parter for you to binge while unwrapping presents, cooking a turkey, or sitting alone in the bathroom eating bisuits to avoid the family.

This episode, Rachel and Kiri are taking a look at maybe the most famous prison in the world - Alcatraz! How did this rock covered in bird crap become home to America's preeminent correctional facility? Find out in between tangents on capybaras, P Diddy, and A Nightmare Before Christmas Live.

It's part two of the Alcatraz Christmas special, and in this episode, Rachel and Kiri look at some of the prison's famous inmates. There's also several juicy tales of failed escape attempts and one unbelievable successful escape. 

Finally, an uplifting tale for your Christmas day.

In this bonus episode, Rachel and Kiri have a very special announcement...something we've been keeping very down under wraps...

This month we take a look at Louisa May Merrifield, the Blackpool jam poisoner who was one of the last women to be hanged in Britain.

With the topics of jam and Blackpool, there's plenty for Rachel and Kiri to discuss including childhood trips, artisan markets and hotel staff in Halloween costumes.

Halloween is here again, and it's time for another change from our usual serial killer fare. This is Part 3 of a three-part special on the formerly most wanted - Nicholas Rossi.

This final episode looks at Rossi's reinvention as an Irish-British academic called Arthur Knight and his subsequent arrest. There's also more chat about trains, premonitions, and misogynists with bad teeth.

Halloween is here again, and it's time for another change from our usual serial killer fare. This is Part 2 of a three-part special on the formerly most wanted - Nicholas Rossi.

In this episode, Rachel and Kiri look at the crimes committed by Nicholas. There's also a long diversion on unexpected sightings on trains - Gary Neville? Steve McManaman? Inappropriate badges? Yes please.

Halloween is here again, and it's time for another change from our usual serial killer fare. This is Part 1 of a three-part special on the formerly most wanted - Nicholas Rossi.

In this episode, Rachel and Kiri look into Nicholas' difficult upbringing, while taking some detours on ghost tours, smelly showers, and Rachel's latest drink invention...

It's time for another historical romp, heading back to the 16th century for serial killer and posssible werewolf Peter Stumpp!

Peter was missing a hand, which reminds Rachel of a recent near-miss at a pedicure. Does her foot survive? Have a listen to find out...

This episode we delve into the story of John Sweeney, also known as the Canal Killer, the Scalp Hunter, Scouse Joe, and other nicknames he chose for himself. John was convicted of at least two murders and was known for his elaborate drawings of violent fantasies.

There's also chat: about whether the theatre is cringe; how to get into a National Trust site for free; and most importantly, did Rachel get some Oasis reunion tickets?!

Rachel and Kiri are still on tour, backstage at the Manchester Opera House for an Australian romp  - Caroline Grills, who poisoned people with tea and cake laced with rat poison.

Come for the murder, stay for the ghosts! For the second time this year, something inexplicable happens during the record...is this pod haunted? Can we somehow monetize it?

Rachel and Kiri are in the midst of the All Killa No Filla tour, so it's time for another Q&A special! Live backstage at the Manchester Opera House, the two are fielding the best and most probing questions you have to offer. 

Ever wanted to know what their serial killer names would be? Or what they'd do as Prime Minister for a day? Then get your ears around this ep. 

It's time for another historical romp! Join us on a trip to the 16th Century to learn about Björn Pétursson, better known as Axlar Björn - Iceland's only serial killer.

Beside his numerous deaths, there's also time to discuss children's TV shows, third spaces, and how comedy is filled with the secretly privileged. Naming no names...

This month, we're looking into the life and deaths of Dana Sue Gray. She had a penchant for shopping and - much to Rachel's dismay - murdering older ladies.

There's also a deep dives into windsurfing, lost socks, and an unsuccessful trip to a Hampstead Heath psychic. Are you a believer?

Episode 107 is about one of Britain's worst yet least known serial killers: Bruce George Peter Lee. Born as Peter Dinsdale in Manchester 1960, Lee was a serial arsonist responsible for approximately 26 deaths.

There's also diversions on personal trainers, hot tubs, and Rachel's undying love for the lasagne-loving, Monday-hating, ginger feline Garfield. This episode is not sponsored by HelloFresh or Gousto...yet.

In this episode, Rachel tells Kiri the unbelievable story of Dena Thompson - gymnast, Florida fanatic, curry connoisseur and definite serial killer (we reckon). 

The pair also discuss life in nursery, lonely hearts columns, and whether Manchester's gone shit. Has it?

It's the final part of our Unabomber special, and it's Rachel's least favourite topic - men and their opinions. This episode explores Ted Kaczynski's manifesto, what it says and how it was released.

There was also chat about Scrooge and therapy, but it was lost to a powercut. So Kiri and Rachel are exhausted (they have to start over) and relieved (it was probably career-ending). Enjoy!

Part 2 of our Unabomber special looks at the main event - the bombs. From 1978 to 1995, Ted Kaczynski sent 16 bombs that killed three people and injured 23 others.

There's also chat about reminiscent smells, knock-off trainers, and a long-awaited update on Rachel's ghostly caller.

This episode begins a deep dive into the life of Theodore John Kaczynski, better known as the Unabomber. Living alone in the woods with violent misogynistic streak, you might say he's the original incel. 

There's also plenty of chat about pantos and chickens, but the real story is Rachel hears a ghost! Like for real. Keep an eye out for parts 2 and 3 - not so much for the bombings, but for further revelations about Kiri's haunted house...

It's a Christmas special, so of course we're discussing Lizzie Borden. Who hasn't daydreamed about hatchets during those festive family board games?

There's also a deep dive into the realities of gynaecology, and futher discussions about staying in hotels. But we're not touching 'phones in rooms' again...who knew that would be our most controversial topic this year?!

Episode 103 is all about Lyda Southard, a serial killer from Missouri with a penchant for collecting husbands and life insurance payouts.

There's also a deep dive into Rachel's birthday celebrations, whether farting is a sackable offense, and the very real possibility that we're the next coming of Jesus Christ. Don't laugh! Wait, do laugh. That's the point.

We're back on John Reginald Halliday Christie, whose name was almost as big as his massive forehead. In this episode, Rachel and Kiri discuss his tragic dealings with Beryl and Timothy Evans, and how useless the police were - missing a bone literally propping up the garden fence.

There's also time to chat about graveyard tourism, school lies, and fallopian pipe cleaning. All on brand, to be honest.

Episode 102 is all about the man so bad they named him four times - John Reginald Halliday Christie. From his home in Rillington Place, Christie was responsible for at least eight murders.

There's also chat about being flashed by a muppet, shagging in a prison cell, and the Heath Ledger/Jake Gyllenhaal classic film: Breakdance Martin.

This is Part 2 of our Q&A special, in which Kiri and Rachel plan their Christmas single, a PPV fight, and a Patreon kissing special. Oh, and a deep dive into the fashion sense of Uncanny's Danny Robins. Standard, really.

Episode 101 is a Q&A, and it's a special one - our first filmed podcast (only on YouTube)! Now you can watch every detail in Kiri's horrifed expression as she hears about Rachel's grandad's ear. Or just listen to the audio of the podcast like a normal person. There's also chat about 'An Audience with...', time slips and the bouncer of heaven himself, St. Peter. 

Except in this episode, they aren't talking about a serial killer. They're talking about one of the worst true crime cases in British History. Episode 100 is a special one, the centenary, so Rachel and Kiri are looking at Jimmy Savile.  Part 5, THE FINAL PART, takes a look at the death of Savile's Mother, his own death and operation Yewtree.

There's a lot to pack in but they still find time to chat about libraries, measuring pizzas and reputational checks. 

Except in this episode, they aren't talking about a serial killer. They're talking about one of the worst true crime cases in British History. Episode 100 is a special one, the centenary, so Rachel and Kiri are looking at Jimmy Savile.  Part 4 takes a look at Savile's links to the BBC. 

When Rachel and Kiri aren't talking about Savile's abuse they find time to chat about Bobby Ball, betablockers and splitting petrol.

Oh, and if anyone can make a medal for Rachel, she'd really like it. 

All Killa No Filla Live is as much a Halloween tradition as ducking apples and warning kids not to trick or treat the weird neighbours. This year is extra special as it's our 10th birthday! Ten years of talking murder and going off topic. Madness! Join us on October 31st at Hackney Empire to celebrate.

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Except in this episode, they aren't talking about a serial killer. They're talking about one of the worst true crime cases in British History. Episode 100 is a special one, the centenary, so Rachel and Kiri are looking at Jimmy Savile.  Part 3 takes a look at Savile's links to Duncroft School and Leeds General Infirmary. 

When Rachel and Kiri aren't talking about Savile's reign of terror they find time to chat about 4D films and Butlins. 

Except in this episode, they aren't talking about a serial killer. They're talking about one of the worst trime crime cases in british History. Episode 100 is a special one, the centenary, so Rachel and Kiri are looking at Jimmy Saville.  This episode takes a look at Saville's  links to celebrity and his role's in Stoke Mandeville and Broadmoor. 

When Rachel and Kiri aren't talking about Saville's reign or terror they do find time to chat about eccentrics and Eurovision.

Except in this episode, they aren't talking about a serial killer. They're talking about one of the worst trime crime cases in british History. Episode 100 is a special one, the centenary, so Rachel and Kiri are looking at Jimmy Saville. He makes a compelling case for actual monsters being real and is a great example of what happens if people don't invest in a robust hair conditioner (dry ends, not child molestation). This is a horrible episode that looks at his rise to celebrity and his unusual background. 

When Rachel and Kiri aren't talking about Saville's child abuse, necrophilia and outfits, they find time to chat about Roald Dahl, "taking a lover" and Paul Daniels.

Episode 99 takes a look at a ridiculously named serial killer, Dr Thomas Neil Cream, also known as The Lambeth Poisoner. He's a doctor who starts life in Scotland, becomes rich in Canada and becomes a serial murderer in London, plenty of stamps on that passport.

Kiri and Rachel also wade straight into botox, the choice to be childfree and Mystic Meg.

Episode 99 takes a look at a ridiculously named serial killer, Dr Thomas Neil Cream, also known as The Lambeth Poisoner. He's a doctor who starts life in Scotland, becomes rich in Canada and becomes a serial murderer in London, plenty of stamps on that passport.

Kiri and Rachel also find time to talk about 90 day fiance, randy nuns and Kiri plugs a show that has already passed. 

Episode 98 takes a look at Ireland's only serial killer, Kieran Patrick Kelly. Sometimes known as the "secret serial killer" Kelly's exact number of victims isn't known. But we do know he shadow-boxed throughout his confession, what a tosser. 

Kiri and Rachel also find time to talk about hotels, Saints and how to respond to a xenophobic whatsapp forward from your builder. 

Episode 97 has a few parts and takes a look at Charles Manson and The Manson Family. Part 6 is the final installement, thank God. There's still a bit more trial - sorry Rachel but we also find out what happens to the different members of the family in later years. There's still time to talk about chinos, Prince Harry and scented candles. 

Episode 97 has a few parts and takes a look at Charles Manson and The Manson Family. Part 5 becomes quite a meta episode as it looks at the long, confusing and protracted trial. Attorneys go missing, heads are shaved and at one point Lennon and McCartney are implicated - it's wild. Don't worry Rachel and Kiri still find time to talk about sneezes, place names, going for a run on your own. 

Episode 97 has a few parts and takes a look at Charles Manson and The Manson Family. Part 4 is by far the most brutal episode as Rachel and Kiri go through the murders committed by the family. This episode is extra special too as it comes from "The Chinese Room". Just a heads up, Kiri does yelp at the end out of genuine fear so mentally prepare for that. 

Episode 97 has a few parts and takes a look at Charles Manson and The Manson Family. Part 3 looks at The members of the Manson Family, truly a terrible episode of Family Fortunes. Recorded on Christmas Eve Rachel is feeling festive and Kiri gets hardline on hippies.

Episode 97 has a few parts and takes a look at Charles Manson and The Manson Family. Part 2 looks at Charles's life pre-Manson family - the lad loves a prison. We also take a bizarre foray into his musical career, there's lots to discuss but Rachel and Kiri still find time to talk drunk monkeys, drunk ducks and a chicken-gobbling parrot. 

Episode 97 has a few parts and takes a look at Charles Manson and The Manson Family. Part 1 will look at Charles Manson's childhood and surprise surprise, it's not plain sailing. 

We take a look at his childhood which involves small detours into weddings, paying invoices and Black Lace's Discography. Standard. 

Episode 96 is a one-off special of their secret Anomalies show in Liverpool at The Royal Court Theatre. The girls are joined by Kristopher Hughes, a Druid, Drag Queen and self-confessed "corpse botherer".

We hear ghostly tales from the audience and we promise you that you'll never look at paint splats in the same way again. 

Episode 95 takes a look at Pedro Rodrigues Filho a horrorshow who is known as the real life Dexter and these days, is a youtuber. Bonkers stuff. 

We take a look at his childhood and his murders and spoiler alert, they're pretty much the same thing. Despite the ridiculous body count Rachel and Kiri still find time to talk about Fortnum and Mason, spy Mums and killing a man with a newspaper. 

Episode 94 takes a look at an unsolved mystery that occurred at the same time as Jack the Ripper, it's the Thames Torso murders. You'll never look at a butcher's block the same way again. There's lots of chat about dismemberment but Rachel and Kiri also find time to talk about dosshouses, tattoos and Mums on tele. 

Episode 93 looks at Amelia Dyer, one of the UK's most famous "Baby Farmers'. This case inspired a change in the law and inspired Rachel and Kiri to chat about age gaps, dog's in public spaces and jealous lovers. 

Well, episode 92 ended up being a bumper edition as we look at Gordon Stewart Northcott, who was known by friends and family as Stewart and to us as an utter bastard. This case is awful and bizarre containing stinking chicken farms, a changeling and Rachel's desire to become a monk. 

Rachel also gets a shock as Kiri tells her about a horrific side case - strap in for that because this whole episode might be one of the grizzliest we've discussed. 

Multiple marriages, life insurance policies and police failings - it's a who's who of male serial murder. The girl's also chat about periods (Rachel hates that bit), the Jesus Army (Rachel likes that bit) and Kiri tells a story about her Dad being deeply inappropriate. 

This is one of those episodes where everything feels cold and probably best not to listen while you're eating. 
There's not lots about Sofia's childhood or family but don't worry the girls cover plenty of other subjects including unruly audiences, breaking the news of a royal death and a dead chicken.

This episode we answer your questions and you know what, there's loads of them. Enjoy an episode of pure Filla. 

Part 4 , the final part, looks at Ronnie and Reggie's downfall and covers the two crimes that lead to their incarceration. Rachel and Kiri also talk about the brother's time in prison. Do they chat about other stuff? Yeah, obviously. Enjoy chat about pranks, not swearing in front of women and celebrity boxing. Merry Christmas everyone, we hope Siôn Corn was kind to you. 

Part 3 looks at Reggie's relationship with Francis Shea. It's a tragic story and Diana Doors is back. The girls have plenty to chat about that's not just The Krays including virtual reality headsets, holidaying with a dying relationship and Highgate Cemetery. 

Part 2 looks at Ronnie and Reggie's foray into club owners and respectable businessmen. Beware anyone who withholds a parcel from Rachel. 

Part 1 looks at the boy's childhood growing up in the Eastend. The girl's talk about boxing names, fish markets and Pearly Kings.

Rachel tells a story about a wild night in Northampton and Kiri thinks she'd turn to murder. 

There's so much to talk about, principally are you team Rachel or team Kiri when it comes to the Travelodge incident?

There's not a single murder in this podcast but there's chat about how to behave in a Cathedral, tissues and eating in hotels to keep you interested. 

That's a lot to talk about but don't worry there's still time to chat about stubborn water bottles, Rick and Morty and why no one will marry them.  

The girls also find time to talk about becoming lesbians, making friends on holiday and Rachel starts the episode by committing a hate crime with some pants. 

Obviously the girls find time to chat about other things likes Kylie Minogue's Welsh bum, why Donna is the worst reindeer and garlic sausage. 

Rachel and Kiri manage to wander off topic quite a bit in this episode including septic tank chat, selling the Avon and which pope is which. 

It's a very interesting case with old jizz and two confessions but there's still plenty of time to chat about Stephen Fry, a stag that needs shooting and being a sparkly potato. 

It's a big episode but Rachel and Kiri still find time to talk about Billy bear meat (again), finding out your Mum isn't always right and lads with odd relationships with their Mums...

Episode 73 is Keith Hunter Jesperson also know as the Happy Face Killer. He's a big lad at 6ft 6 and he loves a smiley face and as it goes, murder. In part one we talk about his childhood and first victim. He gets away with it thanks to the world's most dysfunctional couple. Rachel and Kiri also talk about other stuff like the morning after pill and electric shocks.

Episode 72 is Israel Keyes, a recent on that's a right horror and his murder kits are still hidden around the US, creepy af. Raised in a white supremacist cult with a spell in the army it's nearly a full house on the ol' serial killer bingo. Naturally, the girls get distracted and talk about gap year pants, dog's noses, and a hunt for a rabbit.

Episode 71 is a listener suggestion and it's a corker. Herb Baumeister lived in a Tudor mansion and had a garden full of bodies but is technically innocent. Obviously the girls chat about other stuff like John Leslie and thinking a National Trust property is a brothel. 

Episode 70 looks at Baba Anujka who got sent to prison at 90 after a good old stint poisoning people. Obviously the pair get distracted so expect them to talk about sand during sex, smelly matresses and Rachel nearly being abducted. 

Episode 69 is not just numerically hilarious, it's also a deep dive on a previously covered episode, Peter Sutcliffe. It's finally here, the end. This episode is nearly as long as the actual investigation. Part 6 covers the capture, trial, and imprisonment of Peter Sutcliffe but mainly they argue about tomatoes. 

Episode 69 is not just numerically hilarious, it's also a deep dive on a previously covered episode, Peter Sutcliffe. When will it end? The very first six-part episode of the podcast looks at the Yorkshire Ripper's final victims and we find out why Rachel is such a reckless bin Mother. 

Episode 69 is not just numerically hilarious, it's also a deep dive on a previously covered episode, Peter Sutcliffe. There's not many cases where a hoax caller warrants an episode of their own but there's not many cases where the police fall for it so completely. The girls take a detailed look at Wearside Jack or as he was later found to be John Humble. Rachel also demands that a man isn't allowed his leg back. 

Episode 69 is not just numerically hilarious, it's also a deep dive on a previously covered episode, Peter Sutcliffe. There's so much to cover, this might be the first ever five parter!

This episode gets really gruesome so if you're of a sensitive disposition - why are you listening anyway? Anyway, it's a tough one and that's without the chat about Wombats, Ex Bosses and Rachel accusing someone of murder.

This episode covers his time active as the Yorkshire Ripper before the Wearside Jack tapes. The girl's get slightly distracted with lookalikes, snag tights and Kiri get's scared by a sandwich. 

The world is shutting down but there's bigger things to worry about, namely, chef's arse.

Stay safe out there, Legends.

A few other things come up, like Brian Blessed, Beanie Babies, Botox, taxi driver's arseholes and we hear a joke that Rachel can't make work. Oh and Kiri has some relationship advice for you, so, the usual.

Never been to a live show before? No worries, we've thrown in a little recording from a Christmas show so you know what you're signing up for. 

Part 3 covers his arrest, and the investigation. The girls also talk about guns, bad customer service and we have a new mission for listeners when it comes to "that hat".

Part 2 is very heavy going so consider this a warning, the lad was a fucking monster. We look at his (alleged) crimes as the East Area Rapist and the Golden State killer.

Part 1 covers his "career" as the Visalia Ransacker and his upbringing. The pair wander off topic of course, and highlights include Rachel having strong views on new listeners and Kiri demanding no one has sex to the podcast.

Episode 64 celebrates the podcasts fifth birthday and looks at Jack Unterweger. He's an absolute rotter of a man who combined being a celebrity with some truly hideous crimes. There's lots of digression in this episode with everything from testicles to stray cats cropping up. This was recorded at 7am so take this as your yawn warning. 

This is the second part of a bumper Episode 63. The pair discuss the confessions and incarceration of Albert DeSalvo. Was he responsible for all the Boston Strangler crimes? We may never know. 

As usual there's chat for everyone as Kiri discusses how she channels anger, Rachel revives the chat about her awful bras and there's a mention of Ken Bruce. What a show of many subjects! You are very welcome.

Episode 63 is a two part special on a rotten little man called Albert DeSalvo AKA The Boston Strangler. He was also known as Measuring Man and The Green Man due to his many crimes. 

As usual, Kiri and Rachel digress and discuss everything and anything. They get back to the point though. Eventually.

Naturally they get distracted and we find out what bird Rachel would go out with, Rachel has beef with some DMs and we ask you if we should redo a case. 

Episode 49 is recorded as Rachel and Kiri are in Edinburgh for the world famous fringe festival and focuses on Paul John Knowles who was also known as The Casanova Killer. A real wrong-un who didn't have a particular type of victim and probably owned a pleather jacket. It's a brutal one but there's plenty of digressions from the horror as Rachel reveals a bizarre fetish, Kiri explains her hatred of camping and they both reveal just how awful shared dressing rooms are at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Episode 48 looks at, Michael and Suzan Bear Carson, a rotten couple known as The San Francisco Witch Killers. They spend most of their time high on drugs, hitch-hiking and inventing their own religion. It sounds like a gap year but the crimes they commit are absolutely horrific so strap in. As usual Rachel and Kiri go off topic and discuss everything from Uber rides to psychics. You'll also hear Kiri's disgust at Rachel's depressing breakfast. It's totally warranted.

It's the second part of the double Green River Killer episodes and you'll hear all about just how much of a rotter Gary Ridgway was. As usual though the pair digress and chat about everything from their dislike of thong underwear to pulling sickies at work. Kiri also tries to give an update on the teenage pigeon drama and Rachel tells us about her dad and his social media escapades. Don't expect closure on the pigeon though. Kiri isn't ready to talk.

Join comedians Rachel Fairburn and Kiri Pritchard-McLean as they explore a shared passion, serial killers. Each episode the pair talk all things murder and macabre and have a right laugh doing it. Episode 46 Rachel and Kiri head to Mexico to look at the utter wrong-un that is Juana Barraza. She's the single mum and wrestler that earned the name The Old Lady Killer by killing a reported 48 female victims. As usual the pair discuss the crimes and anything else that crops up-Poorly rams, 90's popstars and the correct way to say 'scone'. They also have some exciting news for you all. Did someone say America?

He's an interesting one this fella, went on a spree that ends in him shooting Gianni Versace. Not interesting enough for the girls to stay on topic mind. We learn that Rachel embarrassed herself in front of Liam Gallagher, Kiri's Mum sacrificed a womble in front of her and Rachel tells us about glue ear.

Rachel and Kiri are both hungover, someone wanks off a spaniel and we find out what Pompeii cat shit is. 

We accidentally turned this into two parter as well. Soz.