Death Becomes Us

Womp, we're at it again. Listen in as we discuss OJ Simpson, the trial of the century, and scare ourselves silly with discussions about the spooky tales about black eyed children and remind you why you should never go anywhere alone.

In the fourth episode we discuss the sadistic tale of Elizabeth Bathory, a vain and cruel aristocratic woman who is rumored to be responsible for the deaths of 300-650 young girls in the 1600's. We also discuss the strange and sudden disappearance of Lars Mittank and (attempt) to theorize what really happened.

This week we kick it off by discussing the catacombs of Paris, underground ossuaries where the remains of over 6 million people now lie and have become a wildly popular tourist site, with 200 miles of tunnels (some lined floor to ceiling with bones) there's no possible way of knowing everything that goes on, or what might be lurking in the darkness of this massive tomb. We conclude with the strange "suicide" of colonel Philip Shue. But was it really suicide, or was it murder most foul? Our best guess is the latter, but you decide for yourself.

We're back at it again! Tune in to episode two while Talia and Christa discuss Hart Island, where over a million bodies rest in mass graves even to this day and we take you through the life and history of the infamous H.H. Holmes before and during the Murder Castle.

"You don't own me Donna!" Wow, so this is what podcasting is like? Welcome to Death Becomes Us, a podcast about death, murder and mayhem in all aspects of the strange and unusual. In our debut episode we discuss the infamous haunted Raggedy Ann doll Annabelle, as well as the strange circumstances surrounding the poltergeist film franchise including a murder and some mysterious deaths. We hope you enjoy, deathies, and welcome to the family.