In this week's episode, we go to Germany, where computer technician Armin Meiwes and engineer Bernd Brandes meet on a forum and agree to act out their biggest fantasy - cannibalism.

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In this episode, we go to Siberia for a scientific discovery with terrible implications. Has evidence of the existence of a place of eternal punishment been unhearted? Did the Soviets truly drill a Well to Hell?

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In this episode, we go to Panama for a backpacking trip gone wrong. Two Dutch girls go on a hike and never come back: a tragic accident perhaps, but too many open questions remain. What happened to Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froome?

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In this episode, we discuss a mysterious murder in rural California. Who killed Sue Sharp and three other people inside Cabin 28 in Keddie?

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In this episode, we visit Japan-occupied South Manchuria, where the Epidemic Prevention and Water Purification Department of the Kwantung Army, best known as Unit 731, committed some of the worst war crimes in recorded history under the guise of medical research.

In the very first episode of Podstafrights, we travel across time to 1959 for a ski trip up the Ural Mountains. Nine experienced hikers, one fateful night, so many unanswered questions. What happened to Igor Dyatlov and his friends?

"Podstafrights: A Horror Podcast for Busy People" brings you a new horror pill every Friday at 5 pm GMT, to start off the weekend in a suitably spooky way. Because the world isn't dark enough already, right?