The Long Dark Walk

John continues looking into sleepwalking defenses as Raymond Lazarine calls in. Raymond Lazarine was convicted of the murder of his wife Deborah and is serving a 75-year sentence.

Mark Riebe calls in to John & Andy to talk about the people who reach out to contact convicted murderers and what they want. Mark Riebe was conviced of murder and is serving a sentence of 25 years to life.

In the first-ever live Long Dark Walk, John reads a selectionof letters he's received over the years, from John Wayne Gacy and Richard Ramirez to Michael Ross and Arthur Shawcross.

Alejandro Henriquez joins John & Andy to talk about whether the evidence that convinced a jury of his guilt would get the same result today. Alejandro Henriquez was convicted of three counts of murder and is serving three consecutive sentences of 25 years to life.

Former prison psychologist Jack McClintock joins John and Andy to tell tales of his 50-year career at MCI-Walpole, the former maximum-security prison.

John & Andy are joined by William Harder to discuss the collecting and sale of murderabilia.

Clinical nurse specialist, researcher, and author Dr. Ann Burgess joins John & Andy to talk about her involvement in the development of psychological profiling and and its accessibility today.

The Long Dark Walk's first season ends with an interview with Randy Herman, who joins John & Andy to talk about his case, what he sees as flaws in his trial, and his potential sleepwalking defence. Randy Herman was convicted of first-degree murder and is serving a life sentence.

The wife of Randy Herman joins John & Andy to discuss how she believes that inequalities in the legal system left her husband unable to mount an effective defense in court.

John & Andy have received a statement from sleep scientist Sarah Yares, who explains how she became interested in Randy Herman's case and offers her opinion on a potential angle of appeal.

Ryan Sumstad joins John & Andy to discuss the parole process and what he sees as potential areas it can be reformed. Ryan Sumstad pled guilty of manslaughter in the 2011 death of Christie Sumstad and is serving a 20-year sentence.

Barbara Rogers joins John & Andy to talk about the role she believes cyberbullying played in her crime. Barbara Rogers was convicted of third-degree murder for the death of Steven Mineo and is serving 15 to 40 years.

True Crime writer John Olszewski and podcaster Andy Driscoll introduce themselves and preview the first season of The Long Dark Walk.