Luis and Angelo dive into the chilling legend of La Llorona – the Mexican curse that has haunted people for generations. Once a beautiful woman who married a Spanish nobleman, she drowned her children – and then herself – after he abandoned her for another woman. For centuries, eyewitnesses have reported seeing her as a ghostly figure in a soaked white dress, long black hair clinging to her hollow-eyed face, wailing for her lost children near rivers, lakes and canals. Even today parents still warn their kids to get home before dark, or La Llorona will take you. Hear terrifying firsthand accounts of her haunting appearances across the Southwestern U.S., Mexico, Central and South America – and beyond.

Luis and Angelo kick off this episode with mind-bending facts about the vastness of the universe as they explore the theory that our reality may be a computer-generated simulation, built not on physical matter, but on encoded information. Discover how the presence of error-correcting code in our fundamental equations of physics, the prevalence of the golden ratio in shaping the proportions we see throughout nature, and the strange behavior of particles all point to a deeper, hidden structure — one that behaves suspiciously like a programmed system. You’ll hear how particles in our world change behavior once observed — just like video game worlds that only load when your character turns to face them — and how quantum entanglement appears to defy space and time itself, producing outcomes that occur instantaneously, faster than light, with no known explanation other than the possibility that it was programmed from outside our universe. As evidence continues to mount, many scientists and philosophers now acknowledge that they can’t find a compelling reason why we aren’t living in a simulation.

In this blockbuster episode, Luis and Angelo turn to world-renowned psychic Dr. Lauren Thibadeau for insight into one of New York State’s most baffling unsolved murders. On February 5, 1997, Rich Aderson was involved in a minor car accident with another motorist on I-84 near Fishkill, NY. After pulling over, an argument ensued and moments later, Aderson was fatally shot with a .40 caliber handgun. Before dying, he managed to call 911 and provide a chilling account, including a description of the shooter, the vehicle make and model, a possible New Hampshire license plate, and a stunning claim – the shooter said he was a cop. Police quickly zeroed in on Manchester, New Hampshire, probing possible connections to local law enforcement. Yet nearly 30 years later, no one has been charged, and key details remain hidden from the public by police. In search of answers, the guys turn to Dr. Lauren, who unexpectedly offers a shocking alternative theory: the killer was not a cop, had no link to New Hampshire, and the true motive for the murder is much darker than anyone could have predicted.

The guys are back for a thrilling new season of unsolved mysteries, unexplained phenomena and true crime as they journey into the world's most notorious death forests, from the cursed Aokigahara Forest in Japan, believed to be a "world navel" linking Earth to the afterlife, to Russia's Mountain of the Dead and Valley of Death, and Australia's mysterious Black Mountain - regions marked by unexplained extraterrestrial activity, strange disappearances and disturbing deaths.

Luis and Angelo discuss the dark underworld of the “red” market of organ trafficking. From Mexico to South America to Eastern Europe, drug cartels work with local recruiters and surgeons to exploit migrants, the financially desperate and unsuspecting tourists to steal organs for profit – even resorting to murder to claim body parts. Learn how the Chinese government has become the most ruthless player in the organ trade by engaging in a shocking coverup that has resulted in hundreds of thousands of deaths to support a frenzy of transplant tourists from around the world who travel there in desperate need of an organ, no matter what the price.

The Dating Game Killer out now! Luis and Angelo discuss Rodney Alcala, the notorious serial killer known as The Dating Game Killer, who is believed to have killed up to 130 people during the 1970's. Criss-crossing the country from California to New York over a 10-year span, Alcala was best known for his appearance as a contestant on The Dating Game Show in 1978, where he was chosen as the winning bachelor, all while in the midst of a murder spree that included at least 8 women. It was only after authorities discovered a storage unit containing thousands of photos of more than 100 unidentified young women did it become apparent that Rodney Alcala may have been responsible for more deaths than any other serial killer in U.S. history.

Luis and Angelo discuss the theory that time travelers have leapt from different timelines throughout history to visit humans and possibly leave behind technology that could either help mankind advance faster or be used for world domination. The guys discuss possible photographic evidence of time travelers, time travel experiments by Germans and the U.S. governments during World War II, and famous inventors whose discoveries were so radical for their time that people believe they were either time travelers or were given such information from a race of future humans. And find out which places in time Luis and Angelo would visit if they could time travel!

Luis and Angelo discuss the theory of how ancient civilizations were able to accomplish stunning technological achievements with the possible help of extraterrestrial visitors equipped with anti-gravity technology and other worldly machinery. Learn how ancient civilizations may have observed alien spacecraft that gave them knowledge of modern aerodynamics and flight more than 1,500 years prior to its discovery. And learn how from ancient Egypt to South America, pyramids, temples and other structures were built moving and lifting stones into place, some weighing thousands of tons, with a precision so advanced that engineers today may find it impossible to replicate even using modern heavy equipment and computer systems.