Flesh Eaters

- Swat - Steve Everitt (episode intro)

- Piano Steps - Mark Russell (show intro)

- Flash Forward - Baxter Poe, Stan Hope, Thomas Hirschmann ("Parasites are organisms that survive by living in or off other living creatures...called hosts.")

- The Hideout - Brad Smith ("And when these parasites attack, they can eat their hosts alive.")

CASE 1

- Identity Theft - Takeshi Furukawa (February 2009, Austin, Texas)

- Distant Spaces - Daniel Backes, Peter Moslener [UBM Music] (Aaron notices a red bump around his elbow area)

- Spooky Danger - Daniel Backes, Peter Moslener (bump is getting bigger)

- Lonely Riding - Daniel Backes, Peter Moslener [UBM Music]; Darkness in the Alley - Scott Marcussen (strange bump becomes impossible to ignore)

- Swat - Steve Everitt (Aaron tries to clean up the leaking wound)

- Minesweeping - Jean Yves Rigo (Aaron excuses himself from class and goes to the bathroom)

- Darkness in the Alley - Scott Marcussen (Aaron notices the bump has a bad odor)

- Crime Race - Alex Kharlamov, Lennie Moore (Aaron goes home to dress the wound)

- Why We Fight - Bruno Alexiu [Cezame Music Agency] (Aaron schedules an appointment with a detertologist/wound continues to grow)

- Ballistics Analysis - Scott Marcussen ("It was pretty damn gross."/enter Dr. Jason Reichenberg)

- Find Him - Takeshi Furukawa (Staph infection)

- Grisly Scene - Scott Marcussen (Dr. Reichenberg takes a sample of Aaron's skin for testing)

- War Torn - Brad Smith (Dr. Reichenberg prescribes an antibiotic lotion)

- Piano Steps - Mark Russell (Aaron thinks the wound is not a staph infection)

- Crime Lab - Scott Marcussen ("College student Aaron Motsinger has developed a mysterious pus-filled lesion on his arm.")

- Toxic Element - Arnaud Rozenblat, Daniel Finot [Cezame Music Agency] (results are back)

- Dark 5 - Bernhard Hering, Martin Wester, Matthias Kruger (leishmaniasis)

- Giving You the Creeps - Daniel Backes, Peter Moslener (what the leishmania parasite does)

- Damp Alley - Baxter Poe, Stan Hope, Thomas Hirschmann ("But how did Aaron contract such a vicious parasite?")

- Rainforest Run - Dusty Grey, William Smith (life cycle of the leishmania parasite/Aaron tells Dr. Reichenberg he's been to South America)

- Dark 5 - Bernhard Hering, Martin Wester, Matthias Kruger (Aaron contracted the parasite from a specific species of the sandfly)

- Street Patrol - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Dr. Reichenberg needs to begin treatment)

- A Harsh Reality - Ronni Shaw ("College student Aaron Motsinger has been infected with the deadly flesh-eating parasite, leishmania.")

- Lonely Riding - Daniel Backes, Peter Moslener [UBM Music] (Aaron placed on an I.V. drip/Aaron endures 30 hours of treatment, and experiences side effects)

- Audacious Nights (Underscore) - Alejandro Saldarriaga-Valencia, Guillermo De La Barreda, Nicolas Barry, Rene Garza, Tomas Jacobi (after one week, Aaron starts to notice some improvement)

- Endless Dunes - Daniel Backes, Peter Moslener ("Today, Aaron is parasite-free.")

- War Torn - Brad Smith (how to avoid leishmaniasis)

- Smash Palace - James Jacobsen, Parthenon Huxley ("Some microscopic parasites like leishmania need a vector like the sandfly in order to break through the skin.")

CASE 2

- Withdrawl - Damon Bradley (October 1994, Houston, Texas)

- River in the Forest - Dusty Grey, William Smith ("Despite her busy schedule, Missy finds time to work at a local animal shelter.")

- Orbit - Nick Ingman, Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Missy is asked to assist with a litter of kittens)

- Mothership - Dan Skinner, Adam Skinner [Audio Network] (Missy picks a very small black kitten)

- Malady - Kurt Oldman (kitten stabs Missy in the chest)

- Dirty Planet - Bob Bradley, Paul Mottram [Audio Network] (Missy notices the wound is not bleeding/Missy puts the kitten back in his cage)

- Jungle Warfare - Christopher Ashmore, Benjamin Marks [Audio Network] (later that night, the wound starts to itch)

- Distant Spaces - Daniel Backes, Peter Moslener [UBM Music] (two days later, the wound starts to grow)

- Dark Forces 2 - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Missy tells Rich about her wound)

- Identity Theft - Takeshi Furukawa (Rich believes it's an allergy)

- Street Patrol 4 (60) - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (cat stretch fever)

- Dark Forces 2 - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Missy tries her best to ignore the itch)

- Twin Rivers 8 - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (on Monday morning, Missy sees the wound is bizarrely-shaped)

- Rising Mercury 3 - Nick Ingman, Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (wound is growing further/Rich examines the wound)

- Lethal Knocking - Daniel Backes, Peter Moslener [UBM Music] (Missy makes an appointment with a dermatologist)

- Skulk - Brad Smith (Missy tries to get through the school week, to no avail)

- Psychotic Puzzle - Baxter Poe, Matt Novack, Stan Hope ("...and it became pretty much impossible to ignore.")

- Cyber Psycho - Steve Everitt (wound is now moving on its own)

- Smoke & Mirrors - Steve Martin (Inside the Monster)

- Cyber Psycho - Steve Everitt ("When Missy Allen was scratched by a cat, she thought the small puncture wound on her breast would heal on its own.")

- Outside Control - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Missy and Rich visit a dermatologist)

- Scary Nuptules - Baxter Poe, Josh Mobley, Stan Hope (doctor sees a worm growing underneath the wound)

- Brassaville - Steve Everitt (hookworm)

- Psychotic Puzzle - Baxter Poe, Matt Novack, Stan Hope (Missy could be in danger if she contracted a human hookworm)

- Crusader 4 - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (parasite can cause severe anemia if it reaches the vital organs)

- Hi-Tech Surgery - Achille Richard, Yuhei Nakata (Missy is worried the parasite has travelled to her vital organs)

- Incarceration - Guy Skornik, Elisabeth Skornik [Cezame Music Agency] (dermatologist believes Missy has a cat hookworm)

- Atomic Reaction - Denis Levaillant (life cycle of the cat hookworm)

- The Search - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (kitten that scratched Missy likely stepped into its own feces)

- Crusader 4 - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network]; Hi-Tech Surgery - Achille Richard, Yuhei Nakata (dermatologist prescribes an anti-parasitic skin lotion)

- Chased By Evil - Robert Bennett (after four days, Missy sees a change)

- Fearless - Dan Skinner, Adam Skinner [Audio Network] (worm has likely died)

- Rising Mercury 3 - Nick Ingman, Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (it took a month for there to be no trace of the parasite)

- Zero Hour - Dan Skinner, Adam Skinner [Audio Network] (cat hookworm can't make it past human skin/Missy recovers, but now avoids cats)

- Evil Forces - Bernard Grimaldi, Vincent Chaintrier; Death Star - Nick Ingman, Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] ("There are up to 30,000 cases of hookworm infection in the U.S. each year."/how to avoid the parasite)

- Ambient Flow - Daniel Backes, Peter Moslener ("Not all parasites are as contagious as hookworms, but some are just as nasty.")

CASE 3

- Deserted Land - Paul Mottram [Audio Network] (July 1991, North Carolina)

- Spirit World - Oliver Ledbury [Audio Network] (Angela notices a rash on her arm)

- Dark Pulse 11 - Bernhard Hering, Martin Wester, Matthias Kruger (Angela's husband Rudy has the same rash)

- Hidden Truth - Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] (Angela believes they picked up something on the farm)

- Bloodlines - Lee Groves, Peter Marett (two days later, the rash disappears)

- Spirit World - Oliver Ledbury [Audio Network] (Angela forgets about her rash)

- Dirty Planet - Bob Bradley, Paul Mottram [Audio Network] (Angela and Rudy return to the farm)

- Under Surveillance - Guy Skornik, Elisabeth Skornik [Cezame Music Agency] (Angela notices the rash again)

- ? ("I realized it was the same as the first time.")

- Buried Alive - Barrie Gledden, Richard Kimmings [Audio Network] ("Again, elongated...red...and itchy.")

- Spirit World - Oliver Ledbury [Audio Network] (Rudy has the rash again too)

- Skulk - Brad Smith (rash is closer to Angela's chest this time)

- End of Everything - Barrie Gledden, Tim Reilly [Audio Network] ("Angela wants to see a doctor, but Rudy feels differently.")

- Isfahan 3 - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Angela takes her husband's advice)

- Swamp - Chris Norton, Frank Mizen [Audio Network] (rash disappears again)

- Time Critical - Takeshi Furukawa (rash reappears once again)

- Creeping Shadow - David O'Brien [Audio Network] (rash has moved to Angela's neck area)

- The Human Animal - Florian Moser (Angela realizes it's not from the farm)

- Ballistics Analysis - Scott Marcussen ("Angela Weisskopf and her husband, Rudy, have been suffering from a mysterious, itchy rash that appears and disappears without warning.")

- Crusader 4 - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network]; Reality Investigation - Ronni Shaw (Angela and Rudy visit Dr. Martin Wolfe)

- Blockbuster - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Dr. Wolfe takes a skin sample from Angela's neck/Dr. Wolfe inspects the skin sample under a microscope)

- Damp Alley - Baxter Poe, Stan Hope, Thomas Hirschmann (Angela has migrating nodules)

- Razor Blade Terror - Alex Kharlamov; Crime Race - Alex Kharlamov, Lennie Moore ("Dr. Wolfe knows there's only one thing that can cause migrating nodules like Angela's.")

- Subsonix - Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] ("It suggested that there was a worm infection.")

- Cyber Psycho - Steve Everitt ("Parasitic worms are some of the most prevalent human parasites on Earth.")

- Blockbuster - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (it will take several weeks for the results to come back/three weeks later, the results come back)

- Razor Blade Terror - Alex Kharlamov (results come back positive for a parasitic infection)

- Damp Alley - Baxter Poe, Stan Hope, Thomas Hirschmann (gnathostomiasis)

- Psycho 28 - Bernhard Hering, Martin Wester, Matthias Kruger [UBM Music] ("Gnathostoma are built to bore through their hosts' bodies.")

- The Calling - Guy Skornik, Elisabeth Skornik [Cezame Music Agency] (Dr. Wolfe shows Angela and Rudy a picture of the parasite)

- Thunder Drums - Billy Lincoln ("Humans are not the definitive host for gnathostoma.")

- Glitch Glimmer (b) - Baxter Poe, Josh Mobley, Stan Hope (Dr. Wolfe explains how the parasite has been feeding off of Angela's flesh for three years)

- Generator Groove - Steve Everitt (life cycle of the gnathostoma parasite)

- Basic Low-Ender - Daniel Backes, Peter Moslener (gnathostoma infections' main source is undercooked fish)

- Isfahan 3 - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Angela recalls her and Rudy eating catfish on a trip to Africa)

- Forensic Fear - Steve Everitt (they had the catfish as sushi)

- Outside Control - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Dr. Wolfe prescribes albendazole)

- Aliens Crush Man - Bill Brown (dying parasite could come to the surface of the skin)

- Thunder Drums - Billy Lincoln ("Doctors have discovered that the flesh-eating worm, gnathostoma, has been living inside Angela Weisskopf for three years.")

- Razor Blade Terror - Alex Kharlamov ("The night she takes the first round of pills, Angela can barely sleep.")

- Alien Dawn Full - Chris Blackwell [Audio Network] (three weeks later, Angela feels the itchiness and rash come into her neck area)

- Distant Harp - Daniel Backes, Peter Moslener [UBM Music] (Dr. Wolfe removes the worm)

- Outside Control - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Dr. Wolfe has the dead worm in hand)

- A Harsh Reality - Ronni Shaw (Dr. Wolfe is confident that Angela is parasite-free)

- Lethal Knocking - Daniel Backes, Peter Moslener [UBM Music] ("But what about Angela's husband, Rudy?"/Dr. Wolfe believes in Rudy's case, the worm died and was destroyed inside the body)

- Aliens Crush Man - Bill Brown (how to avoid the gnathostoma parasite/"The skin is one of the most vulnerable in the human body.")

- Smoke & Mirrors - Steve Martin (ending screen)