Abi briefly recaps the creepy harassment Susan's father-in-law put her through then continues with the early married years between Josh and Susan prior to children as Josh showed more of his selfish tendencies. 

Josh Powell had unexplained habits that cause Abi to develop a theory for how he felt about self-control and arousal. 

Susan is thrilled when they start their family with the births of Charlie and Braden however, her marriage continues to crumble. 

Steve and Terrica's divorce did a number on Josh and official statements from divorce documents cause alarm as the women apply his father's behavior to Josh himself. 

The episode closes with a drive-thru mishap that left Abi flustered yet feeling assertive.

Abi dives into part one of the multipart series discussing the mysterious and tragic life and disappearance of Susan Cox Powell from West Valley City, Utah in December 2009.

This episode entails some background on Susan, how she met Josh Powell, and his father's disturbing secrets. 

Daniela and Abi are discussing astrology when the episode opens, having some fun with a chart posted online before both are stricken with fear over why some people see their double. What are these things and what do they want?

Also discussed are their dreams and how they enjoy scaring their younger siblings.

The two laugh as Daniela searches her old posts for a creepypasta she’d shared years ago which leads back to their slight fear of mirrors.

Daniela goes on to describe what doppelgängers are and who in history is said to have seen theirs as the two get hysterically scared by experiences submitted online of terrifying experiences with these unfamiliar lookalikes. 

Abi shares the recent news of Amy Carlson, aka Mother God, who has passed away leaving her cult named Love Has Won behind. The group, which was considered local to the Crestone area of Colorado, garnered thousands of supporters and members using the power of the internet as well as Mother God's power of "spiritual surgery". 

Anxiety in public is discussed, those with queasiness over the talk of vomit should skip at 9 minutes in until about 10 minutes in.

The women discuss the Dr. Phil show where Daniela shocks Abi with a distant familial tie to the show. 

The episode wraps with tv show discussion and the Phillippi family putting down their healthy nine-year-old Boston Terrier, Bowser. 

Daniela shares the story of mona Fandey, a Malaysian singer turned criminal.

Music, spirituality, facelifts, and….KFC? This true crime story is all over the place as Daniela recovers from fume inhalation.

Magic was promised to the victim but it seems invincibility comes only after death. She and her two accomplices were executed by hanging on November 2, 2001 after having one of the last trials conducted by a jury in Malaysia since all trials by jury were abolished on January 1, 1995.

The episode closes with an important update on Josh Duggar.

Children are supposed to rely on toys for joy and comfort, but sometimes toys have other plans. In this episode, Abi tells Daniela about some dolls with strange powers that keep paranormal investigators shopping on eBay. 

The two women go on to discuss evolutionary biology theories they have on why we fear things and how we have changed our fear level. Abi shares her strange fear of animated adult-themed tv and their shared hatred for old-fashioned thinking. 

TLC's hit show, 17 and Counting, premiered in September of 2008 and took the nation by storm giving the public a peek into the fascinating lives of a devout independent Baptist family living in Arkansas. 

In this lengthy episode, Daniela breaks down the reality tv family, including the disturbing news that met the public concerning Josh Duggar's inappropriate behaviour with young girls, including his sisters, and goes on to detail what the family has been up to since the show was cancelled in 2015.

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This episode is not for the faint of heart. Abi shares times when amusement parks offered the opposite of fun with some having fatal consequences. 

The second part of the episode entails some of the events that unfolded beginning in the year 1977 in Canada. Roch Theriault had his followers build a commune and over the next few years, abuse and cruelty would evolve. The episode closes with hot takes on the vaccine arguments on social media.

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24:35-28:30 child abuse and mutilation

30:17-30:49 Guy Veer’s castration

38:20-39:10 disturbing abuse of a body

While fear of the unknown comes in the form of thalassophobia as we discuss the ocean in this episode, the real fear lies in the mysteries behind why these vessels were found empty. Daniela tells of ghost ships that remain sailing the ocean without a crew and the women discuss the importance of NOT facing your fears when you aren't ready, as well as what "ghost shits" are.  

In this shocking and honest episode, Abi tells of some gruesome animal attacks and opens up about what it's like to have a special case animal herself. 

Abi ends her segment with the harrowing survival story of Yossi Ghinsberg and Kevin Gale in the jungles of Bolivia.

The women discuss statistically what animals are most likely to kill, how a man was found being eaten by his termites, and close the episode with explicit content, a variety pack of an episode.

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