Last Update on the Left - Episode 5 - Mark David Chapman Returns

In this very special episode, the boys sit down with the legendary Kevin Smith to discuss life, death, horror, comedy, losing faith, gaining perspective, reviving Dogma after 25 years, and much more.

Henry & Eddie bring you this week's weirdest stories and true-crime news beginning with the hottest new competitive sport on the scene: Sperm Racing - then the boys react to the acquittal of Karen Read, Henry searches for answers in the mysterious death of celebrity chef Anne Burrell, An Arizona man confesses to stalking and crucifying random Pastor in home invasion killing, Convicted British pedophile busted in Disneyland ‘wedding’ with 9-year-old, The remains of 800 babies discovered in waste tank at nun-run Irish unwed mother-and-baby home, The UK Darts Champ who uses farts as his not-so-secret weapon, and much, much more...

As the story of The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln comes to a close, the boys pick back up with John Wilkes Booth, on the run after taking the life of the 16th President and we learn just how he happend to cross paths with the mercury-laced mad hatter who was responsible for taking him down once and for all.

Henry & Eddie bring you this week's weirdest stories and true crime news - The war on ska continues, Henry discovers wine for dogs, Suspect arrested in home invasion shootings of multiple Minnesota state representatives, Air India Flight 171 crashes leaving 270 dead - and 1 miraculous survivor, A mysterious anomaly leaves scientists scratching their heads in Antarctica, The dangers of being a "Sitzpinkler", Florida man murders estranged nudist neighbors over a 1 dollar hotdog incident, Michigan Marijuana Dispensary Offers Free Joints for Bigfoot Pics, Possible Glimmerman E-Mails, and MORE!

The boys reach the title moment in the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, retracing the footsteps of the first presidential assassin John Wilkes Booth, leading up to the dramatic execution of his plan, and his narrow escape from Ford Theater on April 14th, 1865.