In this episode hosts Carrie and Mandy cover some trial updates and then discuss the unique and haunting case of the Silent Twins, Jennifer and June Gibbons. The twins, who were born in 1963, exhibited unusual behavior, including a secret language and extreme isolation from others. Their story unfolds through their struggles with communication, bullying, and eventual rebellion in their teenage years, leading to their commitment to Broadmoor Hospital. The episode culminates in the tragic death of Jennifer and the subsequent life of June, exploring themes of identity, connection, and the complexities of twin dynamics.

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In this episode, Carrie and Mandy are finishing up the JonBenet Ramsey case. This week they delve into the complexities of the case, exploring the contradictory statements made by the Ramsey family and law enforcement, the resignations of key detectives, and the implications of the infamous pineapple found at the crime scene. They analyze various theories surrounding JonBenet's death, including the controversial 'pineapple rage theory' and the significance of unidentified DNA found on her body, ultimately questioning the integrity of the investigation and the handling of evidence, the dynamics within her family, and the implications of key evidence such as the flashlight found at the crime scene. They discuss the various suspects that have emerged over the years, the ongoing search for justice, and the emotional toll this case has taken on the Ramsey family. The conversation highlights the challenges of understanding the events leading up to JonBenet's death and the impact of public scrutiny on her family.

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This week Carrie and Mandy delve into the infamous JonBenet Ramsey case, exploring the background of the victim, the peculiar ransom note, the chaotic 911 call, exploring the timeline of events surrounding her disappearance, the chaotic search efforts, the eventual discovery of her body, and the subsequent police investigation. In this well-known case the girls discuss the peculiar behaviors of the family and friends during the crisis, the findings from the autopsy, and the various theories that have emerged over the years regarding the circumstances of her death, the oddities of the ransom note, and the initial police response, which has been criticized for its lack of protocol. They highlight the ongoing intrigue and speculation surrounding this unsolved case, reflecting on the impact it has had on true crime culture. 

  

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Join us on this episode for the most unusual war in Australian history.

This episode Carrie and Mandy discuss some of the current true crime trials going on and then we go to Australia where Carrie tells us about the 1932 Great Emu War where man and the world’s second tallest bird battle for land.

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On the morning of January 15, 1947 the bisected body of a young woman who had been beaten, brutally murdered and thrown out like trash in the abandoned overgrown lot. After less than two months the case went cold and has remained cold since.

Join us as Carrie takes a deep dive into the notorious unsolved cold case that is The Black Dahlia.

Doctor Hodel wiretap transcripts: https://stevehodel.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/BDA-II-Chap-6-DA-transcripts.pdf

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In this bonus episode, we’re headed to the wild West. Back to the 1800s, to the time of Cowboys, outlaws and one family that took in travelers who miss took these predators as kind, wholesome people.

Join us says Carrie takes us to the carnage and a horror that was The Bloody Benders.

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This week Carrie takes us back to 1972 and aboard flight 401. 

In a short few hours this flight become one no one would ever forget and becoming one of the worst disasters in U.S. aviation history. 

So strap in and join us as we go through what happened and why flight 401 is one of the most infamous plane crashes in history, how it and its ghosts have since become a part of Florida folklore

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This week on Monstrous, we’ve got something a little different for you!

After battling some serious technical difficulties (and what we’re pretty sure was a little ghostly interference), Carrie and Mandy weren’t able to get this week’s haunted episode recorded—which is why this episode is dropping a bit later than usual.

But don’t worry—we’re not leaving your feed empty! Instead, you’re getting a special bloopers episode. This week, take a peek behind the scenes and hear some of the laughs, outtakes, and mishaps from the past 10 months of making Monstrous.

Tune in for a fun, lighthearted listen—ghosts optional. 👻

In this Monstrous episode we take on the biggest mystery in North Caolina history.

Over 100 people vanish from an island off the coast of North Carolina. With only one clue left behind and no answers ever found. Then we take a look at a much larger threat on the island. One that is not understood and could be to blame for their disappearance.

This week Carrie takes on the 438 year old mystery that is The Lost Colony of Roanoke.

YouTube video about the Roanoke werewolf:

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