In this special bonus episode I bring another creator to "The Next Chapter". This time I had the privilege of speaking with Jerri Williams, retired FBI Special Agent, podcaster and author. Her new book Greedy Givers is now available on Amazon.  You can find links to her books and podcast episodes at www.jerriwilliams.com.  

I interview actress and producer, Alison Sweeney about the new Hallmark Channel mystery series, Chronicle Mysteries.  Alison plays Alex McPherson, a true crime podcaster who finds herself investigating crimes in her small town. 

On this episode, I discuss the new movie "The Amityville Murders" with the director Daniel Farrands.  With his new film, Farrands out to tell the real story of the DeFeo family mass murder that took place in Amityville, New York in 1974.  At his trial, DeFeo claimed that “voices” in the house commanded him to kill.  "The Amityville Murders" was released in theaters, streaming and on demand on February 8th. 

I interview Jeff Rinek, retired Special Agent with the FBI who served 30 years investigating cases of missing and murdered children.  We talk at length about Cary Stayner the serial killer responsible for the Yosemite National Park Murders in 1999.  

Pure Land is the story of the brutal murder of a young Japanese tourist named Tomomi Hanamure who was found stabbed to death while hiking to Grand Canyon's Havasu Falls.  But, it is also the story of three cultures - Japanese, American and Native American, the cycle of family violence, nature, spirituality, healing and so much more.  

On this second installment of "The Next Chapter" I speak with serial killer expert and true crime author Harold Schechter about his new book, Hell's Princess: The Mystery of Belle Gunness, Butcher of Men and about his work researching and writing about infamous serial killers.  

I interview author Corey Mead about his book The Lost Pilots which details a fascinating true crime case from the 1920s.

In this episode I interview author Jesse Pollack about his book The Acid King that details a true crime case that happened in Northport, New York in the summer of 1984.