An Investigation of Serial and Spree Killings in Phoenix, A Podcast, is a six-episode podcast with episodes about 20-30 minutes about two different killers in Phoenix. The first episode presents the two cases involving Mark Goudeau and Cleophus Cooksey Jr. Two episodes are dedicated to each killer describing their timeline, victims, and case information. The final episode compares and contrasts the killers as well as touches upon the death penalty and the differences between spree and serial killers.

Previous literature in forensic entomology usually features blow fly research, making literature on forensically relevant beetles hard to find. Although some species of dermestid beetles have been well-studied in regions like Hawaii or the eastern portion of the United States, there has been little forensically focused research regarding dermestid beetles found in the southwestern United States. We were able to report the presence of three species of forensically relevant dermestid beetles on carrion studied in Phoenix, Arizona as well as their relative abundance and wild sex ratios in the spring and summer seasons. Understanding the species of dermestid beetles found in Arizona will aid researchers in determining what beetle species are most important. Knowing the natural sex ratios of commonly found dermestid beetles will be invaluable for optimizing dermestid beetle colony performance for researchers breeding dermestid beetles. The detection of specific species of dermestid beetles will help determine which species of beetles need to be studied first.