Hello, thanks for joining us for this episode of Into the Killing. As we mentioned last week,

we launched a brand new YouTube channel called Paranormally Listed. So far, we've done three videos,

three cases of violent poltergeist, three cases of spontaneous human combustion, and three people

who predicted their own deaths. Our upcoming videos are going to be about houses that were made famous by horror movies,

killers who were haunted by their victims, and killer cryptids.

You should subscribe so you'll miss any episodes.

You can find it at YouTube.com slash paranormal listed.

But for today's episode of Into the Killing, we're going to be talking about cases that

were solved with hell from the V-Dog Society.

Just so I don't misrepresent them in any way, I'm going to read a description of the group

from their own website.

The Society was founded in 1990 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to further the resolution of long-unsolved homicides.

It is made up of volunteer forensic experts and investigators who serve as confidential consultants to assist law enforcement in solving difficult cold cases.

Its members include profilers, criminologists, forensic experts, medical examiners,

active and retired law enforcement agents, prosecutors, polygraph examiners, and others skilled

in solving these cases. Our members act as confidential consultants to police agencies

with investigative jurisdiction.

We will become involved only when such an agency requests are assistance.

The investigation remains under the full control of the investigating agency.

Neither to the society nor its members seek public recognition or compensation for their work.

According to NPR, the group meets once a month in an old Victorian dining room in downtown Philadelphia, and they discussed the cold cases over lunch.

They got their name from Eugene Francois Vidalc, a Frenchman who lived from July 1775 to May 1857.

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