Hey guys, you know we like to bring you the best podcast available whenever possible.

And you're probably familiar with Shane Waters and Jim Mahaskins from their work on the Netflix

documentary The Keepers. Or maybe you're familiar with Shane with his interview with Nancy Grace

about his involvement in discovering the true identity of some of the victims of the unsolved

red-headed murders case. Shane is back at it with his co-host Wendy for their podcast

Fowl Play. This season, called The Maps, they're investigating the case of serial killer duel

Wesley Sherman teen and Lauren Herzog. They were best friends who evolved from hunting animals

to hunting and torturing humans, some of whom were even their friends. They ran a terrorist

band 15 years and is estimated that they killed more than 60 people. So after being convicted of

only a couple of these murders, Sherman teens started drawing a huge map. It took up an entire wall

that showed the locations of their victims. One of the locations was in Abandoned Well where they

found several of these bodies. And there are lots of other locations of remains that still haven't

been explored yet. Listen to the first episode right here and then subscribe to Fowl Play.

And then listen to the rest of the season on Apple Podcasts Spotify or anywhere else that you

listen to podcasts. On March 18th 1999,

Wesley Sherman time and Lauren Herzog, where he rested and later convicted.

Of multiple murders and in around the London area of California, the pair are known as the

Speed Freak Killers and their reign of terror spanned for 15 years from 1984 to 1999.

This series focuses on the estimated 60 victims and their families, along with the

investigations surrounding the cases. Why did two best friends evolve from hunting animals

to hunting humans? How did two serial killers get away with potentially dozens of murders

for more than a decade? You're listening to Fowl Play. Our new season is called The Maps.

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