In this chilling episode of Champagne and Murder, Please, we dive deep into two hauntingly different but equally disturbing tales linked by water and death. First, we unravel the twisted world of Leonard Lake—prepper, predator, and one half of one of California’s most sadistic killer duos. Discover how his warped fantasies and bunker full of secrets turned into a real-life nightmare.

Then, we step back in time to 1934 and explore the mystery of the “Lady of the Lake,” a still-unidentified woman whose remains surfaced in Lake Erie, shrouded in rumors, coded messages, and Great Depression-era darkness. What links these two stories isn't just the water—but the chilling stillness it holds before horror rises to the surface.

Get ready for murder, mystery, and murky waters—because some things should never be dredged up.

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