Death Becomes Us

Have no fear, your favorite weird podcasters are here! Join us in our fifteenth episode as we discuss murder, death and mayhem. This week we discuss cases that might have been cold at the time but have been solved in (believe it or not) our lifetime! And we also discuss online dating gone wrong and why you should always just swipe left.

Stranger danger! In this week's episode we read bizarre and sometimes terrifying encounters with complete strangers, as well as discuss the "last meal" privilege offered in some states to inmates on death row and some of the finale meal requests made by a few well known killers.

In this week's episode we discuss the assassination of Abraham Lincoln and all those that were involved in the plot to kill the 16th president of the U.S. Then we delve into "survivor edition" and discuss the cases of several people who danced with death and lived to tell the tale.

Braiiiiins - the zombie spectacular! Here is something to sink your teeth into; Episode 12 is all about zombies, cannibalism and other strange things that make humans behave in different and bizarre ways that make you wonder if the walking (sort of talking) dead are really among us.

In episode 11 we discuss the strange inconsistencies and conspiracy theories surrounding the death of Kurt Cobain. We also discuss the cold cases of Muriel Drinkwater; murdered in 1946 (age 12), James Arthur Cole; disappeared in 1994 (age 21), Jane Ellen Wakefield; disappeared in 1975 (age 26) and Asha Jaquilla Degree; "runaway"/disappeared in 2000 (age 9).

In episode 10 we discuss weird interactions involving the dead and technology and we talk about the Voynich manuscript, a strange book that dates back to the 1400's but has never been translated and its origin is unknown.

Ruh Roh! Tune in to episode 9 where we discuss the "Scream Murders" in which Cassie Jo Stoddart was brutally stabbed to death by "friends" who simply wanted to murder and we talk about the fine line between dark fantasy and intent as we delve into the case of Gilberto Valle, more commonly known as "Cannibal Cop".

TeamNoSleep! We're baaaaaack! Returning after a week hiatus, listen in on episode 8 in which we discuss a few haunted cemeteries and headstones and the mysterious deaths surrounding a vengeful ghost as well as read a spoopy story from Creepy Pasta.

In episode 7 we discuss torture devices and brutal methods for executions used in the 14th century and even earlier, and we talk about the Vallisca Axe Murder spree in Iowa in which two adults and six children were bludgeoned to death in their home with an axe and now the home is rumored to be haunted.

Nummer sechs. In this week's episode we discuss the supposed demonic possession of Michael Taylor, who claimed to have no recollection of murdering his wife and the family dog in cold blood and the Dyatlov Pass incident in which nine Russian students mysteriously died on a hiking trip in the mountains in Siberia.