Hey folks, Aaron here. Welcome back to another edition of Deeper Lore, a bonus episode designed to serve as a

topical guide to the most recent episode of lore. Have you ever wondered where you can find more episodes

on the topic you just heard about? Did this particular type of folklore get you interested in

keeping that vibe going? Did the newest episode of lore make you want to go deeper into a particular topic?

Well, that's the purpose of deeper lore. In this short bonus episode, I'll dig into our

vast 10-year archive and point out some old episodes that fit well with this week's newest.

The hope is that you can keep this spooky feeling going well into the weekend,

putting a handful of episodes into a new,

more powerful context. So, let's get started, shall we? This week for episode 285, oh my, we take

a look at an unusual type of serial killer, wildlife. It's a lions, tigers, and bears,

oh my, sort of adventure, with a bloody twist. But it's not the first

time that we've discussed dangerous killers on this show, so here are three older episodes

that will pair up nicely with this week's new one. First up, episode 16, covered mirrors. Few

kinds of murder stories draw more fascination than those that remain unsolved.

And this one, discussing the Velisca Axe murders, has plenty of mystery to spare.

Enjoy.

Next, download episode 27 on the farm.

Not only was this classic lore episode adapted by Amazon as one of the season two TV episodes,

but it's one of those enduring unsolved mysteries

with an incredibly creepy flavor. Don't miss this, seriously. And finally, there's episode 31,

Lost and Found. What can I say? This oldie is one of my favorites. First, the main character,

Kate Webster, is complicated, brutal, and fascinating.

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