Home doesn't mean the same for me as it was for you.

From Academy Award winner, Emol for now.

Why don't you come home with me?

Come to Saltburn.

Critics are calling it deliriously enjoyable five stars.

Lots of people get lost in Salt Perm.

And stylish and darkly comic.

Well, that's just giving me go spoons.

Mary Kieogan is a revelation.

I don't think I'll ever go home again.

Saltburn in Cinemas November 17. Just so you know, this show is about scary stuff.

So don't say I didn't warn you guys.

And remember, don't be scared. Oh, The Oh, Minnesode, exiled, an FLDS murder.

War baby here with another episode of Murderest Miners. When kids go astray, it's never easy to pinpoint who should be to blame.

I mean, there's always someone, right?

The child themselves, their parents, the system, plenty of people exist upon which to place the

blame. This time on murderous miners, we explore another murder out of Utah, brought to mind when the firing squad came up in our last episode.

Though Troy Kale wasn't a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or a Mormon, his second act of murder took place in

Utah, making him susceptible to laws drafted in the shadow of the Church.

When 19-year-old Parley Jeff's Dutson killed his 15-year-old girlfriend Kara Hopkins in his apartment in West Jordan, Utah,

it marked the first time I'd heard of a former FLDS youth committing murder.

He'd been excommunicated, banished from the only world he'd ever known, and thrust into a lifestyle

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