Every year in the United States, thousands of unidentified bodies are recovered. Some linger as Jane and John Does long term. This episode contains two stories of unidentified remains. We’ll also learn about the trade of the body broker. Guard your cervical spine and listen!

Antemortem finally gets to the bottom of what happened to Flight 800.

There was nothing wrong with Flight 800 until it exploded. It was a perfectly normal 747 making its way to Paris. And then it wasn’t. This first episode takes us from TSA PreCheck to the discovery of the black box. Investigation to follow.

Johnstown, Pennsylvania sits in a valley of the Allegheny Mountains. It was always prone to flooding but the construction of a dam in the mid 1800's increased its risk. In 1889 the ill-maintained dam gave way and thousands lost their lives. Prepare to shake a fist at man named Unger. 

Aside from playing a pivotal role in Jurassic Park, what have mosquitoes ever done for us? The answer is "nothing." Mosquitoes are terrible and they spread a variety of horrible diseases that infect millions of people every year. Dengue, Malaria, and West Nile are some of the worst.

The Bosnian War and genocide campaign therein took place from 1992 to 1995. Bosnia and Herzegovina, a former republic of Yugoslavia, declared its independence and was unable to maintain peace between its ethnic groups.

When it comes to the problem of crossing rivers, bridges are a common solution. Sadly, they sometimes fail. Cables snap, steel rusts, and riprap erodes. This episode will explore common causes of collapse and take a closer look at several bridge disasters.

In April 2013, Dr. Autumn Klein was stricken with an unidentified medical condition. Three days and zero diagnoses later, she was dead. Klein’s husband quickly emerged as the investigation’s primary suspect. The case against him would be insurmountable.

Popes. What are they? Who were they? Did any of them ever rough-up a dead guy? Just how celibate was Benedict IX? Antemortem answers these burning questions and more.

Of all England's rippers, Peter Sutcliffe's identity is perhaps the most known. His reign of terror over Yorkshire spanned from 1975 to 1980. Wielding hammer and knife, he took the lives of 13 women and fractured the skulls of even more.