Death Row Diaries

Matt and Bill discuss the fate of the emaciated vegan who is most definitely responsible for the murders in Moscow, Idaho. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row. 

What do you say about a guy who murdered his four-year-old sister when he was only thirteen? Should he be let out of prison or not? Matt and Bill discuss. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row. 

Matt asks Bill if he has ever met anyone in prison who he actually likes and considers a friend. This episode originally appeared on Patreon. 

Matt and Bill discuss Bernie Madoff's price gouging from inside of his prison walls. This episode originally appeared on Patreon. 

Bill discusses his time working in San Quentin's special disability yard, where he was tasked with taking care of infirm old men who were formerly the most dangerous serial killers in America. This is where he met Joseph Naso, among others. This episode was originally available on Patreon. 

Matt asks Bill a variety of questions as Bill becomes slightly annoyed. This episode originally appeared on Patreon. 

Matt and Bill tackle some listener submitted questions. This episode originally appeard on Patreon. 

David Berkowitz, also known as the Son of Sam killer, had no friends. What he did have was a certain set of skills. Matt and Bill discuss the case of the virgin loner killer. This episode originally appeared on Patreon. 

Matt peppers Bill with questions about his own covert operations, and how Bill's experience related to Jimmy Keene and his dealings with serial killer Larry Hall. This episode originally appeared on Patreon. 

Herbert Mullin was crazy, but at the end of the day that doesn't really ease the blow of his penchant for killing people at will. Matt and Bill discuss Mullin, as well as the Stockton serial killer. This episode was first published on Patreon. 

Mark Martin has childhood dreams of being a serial killer. With that type of dedication, it's no surprise his ambitions came to fruition, and he became the first serial killer of Nottingham, England. Matt and Bill break down this case and how this weirdo moved through the shadows. 

Charles Cullen was a nurse who murdered untold numbers of people by injecting them with toxic drugs. There was a movie made about his trail of bodies, called The Good Nurse. Matt and Bill discuss the case. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Richard Kuklinski was a hitman for the mafia and enjoyed his work a little too much. It's safe to say he creeped out everyone in his orbit and was eventually busted. That's when he added Pathological Liar to his resume. Matt and Bill discuss the case. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Would you trust a guy who was obsessed with Civil War reenactments? What about if he drove a van? And, he was a janitor. Me either. Matt and Bill discuss the case of Larry Hall, who was brought down by an undercover prisoner. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

After a long Thanksgiving Matt and Bill return to discuss the case of Randall Woodfield, a gifted athlete and prolific killer and rapist whose existence on planet earth is a real head-scratcher. Hopefully in the near future with the help of CRISPR technology we can eradicate this guy's genes from ever popping up again. We break down this sordid real-life plot and get to the bottom of what made Ran...

James "Whitey" Bulger is an infamous mobster, admired in certain circles as much more than an angry leprechaun. Those who sing his praises tend to leave out the part where he got his eyes gouged out before being beaten to death with padlocks stuffed into socks in a federal penitentiary. He came, he saw, he got beat to death.    For Part two, check out our Patreon page: www.patreon.com/deathrowdiar...

Matt and Bill discuss the life and times of Sammy Gravano and delve into whether or not he's someone you would want to hang out with.

Matt wants to know how informants work. Can anyone just become an informant? Is it worth it? Is it a cool job? Luckily Bill has a lot of experience on the matter, and he tells Matt how to not be spotted as a fink (that's cop guy slang for informant.)

Richard Cottingham was a computer nerd by day and serial killer by night. He has been called the Torso Killer, and a jerk. Matt and Bill discuss the case.

Ottis Toole had a rough upbringing, including his mom dressing him as a girl and calling him "Susan" and his father pimping him out as a sex slave. Combined with having atrocious looks, a low IQ, and being a homosexual in Jacksonville, Florida, in the 1950's and 60's, well, there was quite a bit of anger there. Unfortunately, instead of getting therapy, Toole embarked on a hobo trek across the cou...

Bill discusses his process of extracting information from killers he is serving time with. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Matt and Bill take a moment to answer some listener submitted questions which come in through Facebook, Instagram, and Patreon. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Matt and Bill discuss the conclusion of the Lori Vallow saga. Her boyfriend Chad Daybell may have been a cult leader, but you don't have to be a guru to know that money can't buy you love. Although, in this case, perhaps thirty-five dollars can. Matt and Bill discuss.

Lori Vallow spun life's wheel of fortune, and it came up snake eyes. At one point she had it all. Good looks, five husbands, and a suspiciously close relationship with her half-brother. But it wasn't good enough. She needed salvation, combined with a tasty romp in Hawaii. Where did it all go wrong? Matt and Bill discuss. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.

Matt and Bill try to wrap up the story of the Golden State Killer, but they are interrupted by a stabbing near Bill's cell. Death Row Diaries is the only podcast hosted live from Death Row.