Darkest Corners Podcast

After a way too long hiatus, Caity and Sarah are back with a themed vengeance. Unfortunately, if you're here for otter content, this will be a disappointment. This week, Sarah tells us the story of Shirley Duguay and how a friendly feline helped solve her murder. Caity dives on in with a tale of sharks, murder, and a man with a very hard head.

In this exhaustion fueled episode, ya girls make a lot of inside jokes with no explanation, search for the Jonas Brothers on Tinder, and eventually talk about some weird happenings. Caity shares the story of the ghost blimp which means that you also get a brief history of zeppelins. Sarah flexes those psych skills and dives into the brain magic that is Pareidolia. This is a shorter episode so Caity left in more of the banter that she usually cuts. Enjoy, friends!

Your friends “Prison Break” Sarah and “Oh My God I Hate the Warrens” Caity are back again to tell you some truly awful stories! Sarah shares the heartbreaking and truly infuriating case of Martha Moxley, a 15-year-old who was murdered on Mischief Night and whose killer is still free. Caity decided to do a few shallow dives into some of the artifacts in the Warren Museum. If you don’t want to hear all about Sarah and Caity being absolute monsters, please skip to 7:03

Hi, friends! It’s been a while, huh? Well, we’re back and weirder than ever. Our chattiness at the beginning goes a little long as we catch you up with our lives. For those that don’t care about our personal lives, we get it, and please skip to the 9.30 mark.  This week, “very weird baby number 1” Sarah tells us about the super messed up Milgram experiment and some other cool psychology stuff. “Very weird baby number 2” Caity goes into the disappearance of Sneha Philip. Sarah also drinks out of a measuring cup during this entire episode because she’s an absolute monster.

It’s a theme week! This time, your hosts (sans Sarah) jump into crimes that inspired the creation of laws. Sandy tells us the heartbreaking story of Candace Newmaker, a child who had a rough start in life and was killed during a controversial rebirthing session. Caity covers the widely publicized murder of Caylee Anthony and the creation of laws that make not reporting the death or disappearance of a child a felony.

What is this podcast really about? If you guessed Celine Dion, church camp, and 3 grandmas who don’t understand technology, you’d be correct! It’s also about true crime and the paranormal… sometimes. This week Caity tells us about the odd days leading up to the disappearance of Maura Murray. Sarah shares about some spooky haunted schools to celebrate the end of summer. Sandy takes us way back to the kidnapping of Charley Ross, the first abduction for ransom in the U.S.

Have we mentioned that technology hates us? Because it does. This episode features weird sound levels and random mic dropouts and we apologize. Sarah covers Ahmad Suradji, an Indonesian wizard who needed the spit of at least 70 women because his ghost daddy told him so in a dream once. Yeah. It’s a doozy. Sandy breaks out some spooky creepypasta stories for her segment. Caity dives into the strange circumstances around the death of Morgan Ingram.

Who exactly do you complain to when a ghost bites you in a graveyard? How determined would you be to use up all of your minutes? Literally what the heck is going on in Edinburgh? We don't have the answers to any of these questions, but we sure talk about them in this weeks episode! Sarah covers the story of Charles Peck, a man who died in a train accident but still kept calling loved ones. Sandy shares the story of Annie Borjesson, a woman who died under mysterious circumstances. Caity gets historical and tells us about Greyfriar's Kirkyard and its dark past.

Guys. We’re all over the place this episode. We plan our weddings, we discuss where we left our spanx, and eventually, we cover some newlywed crimes. Caity shares a sordid story of new spouses Michael and Dalia Dippolito. Sandy tells us about the murder of Lisa Weaver, a woman killed on Christmas Eve by her new husband, Matthew Soloman. Sarah jumps into the twisted tale of Jordan Linn Graham, a woman who got cold feet and decided that the best way to warm them up was by killing her new husband, Cody Johnson.

This week, Heather, Jessica, and Bethany bring us a truly terrifying and totally tubular episode. Sarah paints a picture of 80’s themed horror as she delves into the story of The Montauk Project. Caity covers Belle Gunness, a black widow who just loved those insurance payouts. You can also tell that Caity has been consuming a lot of Minnesotan media (thanks, Wine and Crime gals). Sandy dives into slaughterhouse queen, Katherine Knight, the first Australian woman to be sentenced to life without parole for the brutal murder and dismemberment of her partner, John Price. She also slept with her prized knives above her bed because of course she did.