Chris finds out about 35 horrific axe murders that happened in the American south in the early 1910s. The febrile rumours that spread at the time say they involved a Voodoo priestess, a reverend and the Church of Sacrifice. But was the real killer ever found…?

Harrison meanwhile discovers an incredible airline hijack in 1970. A bunch of Japanese students that were members of the Red Army Faction of the Communist League tried to fly the plane to Cuba. The only problem was they hijacked a regional jet that could never make it across the Pacific Ocean. Not to be outdone, they demanded the plane was flown to North Korea and that’s when the real drama started.

Chris’ Sources

Brits' beliefs about God(s) 

Wikipedia article about Clementine Barnabet 

Daily Signal reporting 

Lafayette Advertiser reporting 

The Federal Writers Project 

The 'Voodoo' Murders of Clementine Barnabet, Who Claimed to Have Killed 35 People 

Harrison’s Sources

Destination Pyongyang: the Yodo hijacking incident, 50 years on

Japanese Jet Is Hijacked But Lands Safely at Seoul

Japan Airlines Flight 351

Boeing 727

Japanese Red Army

Japanese hijackers go home after 32 years on the run

Former Red Army Faction leader Takaya Shiomi dies, aged 76

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