Dead, My Dearest: A Gothic Supernatural Comedy Podcast

Sera takes on a ghost story from her home town of Pottsville, PA, a core of the anthracite mining of Pennsylvania. Stories tell of a mysterious Woman in White who's known to shut off cars and mysteriously appear to travelers when the reach the crest of Gordon Mountain by Interstate 81. Is there any truth to this tale? Is this, in fact, somehow, another true crime episode? Find out with Sera and Aim as they tell the history of this coal region legend!

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We return this week to our native Tartarus to continue the discussion of the Jazzman Axe Murders. We'll be talking about the night of the mass Jazz dance party, the final killings, the suspects, and the theories behind whodunnit! Gonna be a wild ride this week!

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A mysterious killer stalks the streets of New Orleans, killing innocents and leaving cryptic messages to the police. What motivates the killer of this unsolved case? Apparently, it's jazz. Sera and Aim take on The Axeman of New Orleans, retelling this true tale of music and violence.

Just remember to jazz it out.

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Aim and Sera finish up their discussion of the Villisca Axe Murders and cover the suspects that may have been somehow involved in the crime as well as the modern day supernatural occurrences that still plague the axe. Plus, why is this axe being saved in the Villisca Historical Society?

Dead, My Dearest's theme is "Haunted" by Ross Bugden, and he's available on Twitter (@rossbugden) and Instagram (rossbugden).

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In 1912, the small village of Villisca, Iowa was forever rocked by a single, malicious act that made national news. The murder of the Moore family and their two child visitors that night started a flurry of speculation and investigation that to this day has not been solved. Sera takes Aim on a journey of the evening, the crime itself, and the botched investigation done the next day. Next week we take on a list of the suspects and even dive into the supernatural impact the murders have had on the still standing house!

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The mystery of Dyatlov Pass only gets MORE mysterious as Aim unleashes the additional details of the injuries sustained by the hikers both after and before their deaths. Once all the facts are on the table, Aim & Sera dive into a few of the more common theories surrounding the case. (Including MAYBE Alien Yetis.)

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On the night of February 1, 1959, nine experienced Russian hikers died mysteriously on a slope of the Ural Mountains in Russia, fleeing in terror from an unknown threat. In this two part series, Aim & Sera review the mysterious case of Dyatlov Pass, starting in this episode with an overview of the expedition party from the Ural Polytechnical Institute and the circumstances in which their bodies were found. The question of what happened still remains undiscovered to this day.

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Aim & Sera learn about 5 extremely rare psychological disorders, and dive into the science behind abnormal psychology. Capgras syndrome, Cotard's syndrome and more is covered in this episode!

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Content Warning: Rape and suicide are discussed in this episode.

Aim & Sera show off their love of Japanese culture in this episode devoted to uniquely Japanese urban legends. The Teke Teke, Kunekune, Hanako-san of the Toilet, and more are covered! (And maybe Initial D too.)

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Aim & Sera continue their discussion of the many tragedies involved in Victorian clothing including the damage done by corsets, restrictive collars, flammable fabrics, fashion victims, and how the horrifying disease that is Tuberculosis (TB) plays into it all.

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