This week, Ty and Meek join me for an episode that gets heavy.

We start with the Lindsay Clancy case and the difficult conversation surrounding mental illness, psychosis, and criminal responsibility when a parent kills their own children.

From there, I give Ty and Meek three cases involving mothers who did the unthinkable. One created a story that sent police searching for a suspect who never existed. Another believed she was following a command from God. And the third claimed mental illness played a role in the brutal deaths of her two young sons—a case that recently took another major turn in court.

The cases are disturbing, the circumstances are completely different, and the question isn't always as simple as whether someone committed the crime.

But this is still Guessnicity.

I give the case. They guess the race.

On this bonus episode Sam and hang out. We talk a bit about religion, questioning your faith, whatever faith that may be. And we react to a body cam and dash cam footage of a crazy guy who assaults a police. officer and steals his car, all while basically preaching a sermon. Enjoy this bonus content. And thanks for your support.

Ty is back for another round of Guessnicity, and I've got four wild ones for him.

A homicide detective gets caught on the wrong side of the law. A band director refuses to stop playing and ends up getting tased. And animal control walks into a house containing 168 animals.

I give Ty the details. He gives me his guesses.

Then we find out just how wrong—or right—he was.

Can you guess who?