Stranger Danger with Kady & Chloe

In this episode, Kady goes over 3 highly bizarre cases, and their equally strange outcomes. In the first case, a man is found dead in his hotel room with multiple internal injuries but barely any external ones. His room is otherwise clear of any signs of struggle or break-in, so how did he pass?

In the second, a wealthy woman suddenly vanishes without a trace, leaving investigators with little to go on. All the while, many suspected her husband, a surgeon with abusive tendencies, to be responsible, but there was little else besides circumstantial evidence to pursue a murder charge; that is until a body finally showed up years later.

Finally, a 19 year old college student goes for an exam at campus, and is never seen again. Upon investigation, her boyfriend is immediately placed as the suspect, even if there is little evidence to support this. That is when word of her multiple lovers breaks out, and the case is blown wide open again.

 

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In this special bonus episode of Stranger Danger, we are excited to be able to bring you a little insight into the world of criminal law and how a practicing lawyer handles cases here in Singapore. Often times when we discuss crime stories we look into the criminals and the victims but not so much into the legal system and how it actually functions. So, what does a criminal lawyer do exactly? Do they turn away clients that are undefendable? And how would they react if they have to defend a client charged with a heinous crime?

 

Tune in to find out more.

 

Special thanks to Gino Hardial Singh for coming on to this episode, and to Bryce for helping to make this episode happen. You can find out more about Gino and his firm Abbots Chambers at abbotschambers.com.sg

 

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Hello hello, it's that time of the year again for pumpkin lanterns, candy, and lots of spooks and scares. In this year's Halloween episode, we're going to be making things more engaging by playing several rounds of guessing Two-Sentence Horror Stories, as well as some interesting Halloween themed trivia. So, why was the husband sure that the woman in his bed was not his wife? Why was the boy shocked when he opened the basement door? And what was the source of the bloodcurdling scream you heard at midnight?

 

Grab your candy, put on your best costumes, and tune in to find out more.

 

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How far would you go in the name of scientific discovery?

 

During World War II, deep within Japanese-occupied Manchuria, a secret military research facility became the site of some of history's most horrifying human experiments; an operation infamously known as Unit 731. At its helm was Dr. Shiro Ishii, a brilliant but ruthless military microbiologist who spearheaded Japan's biological warfare programme. Alongside his successor, Dr. Masaji Kitano, and a team of doctors and researchers, Ishii oversaw a system where prisoners were deliberately infected with deadly diseases, subjected to brutal experiments, and dissected in the pursuit of scientific knowledge and more effective weapons.

 

But perhaps even more disturbing than the experiments themselves was what happened to the scientists responsible. Because even after operating some of the most inhumane experiments, some of the researchers actually managed to walk away with immunity, their research deemed too valuable to lose. 

 

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In 1991, 17-year-old Estefanía Gutiérrez Lázaro began suffering from terrifying visions and unexplained seizures after an encounter with a Ouija board at her school. Months later, she died under mysterious circumstances.

But for her family, Estefanía's death was really only the beginning.

Inside their apartment in Vallecas, Madrid, strange phenomena began escalating. Doors opened on their own. Shadows moved through the rooms. And infamously, a photograph of Estefanía appeared to burn on its own, while it was still in its frame. Eventually, it got to a point where the family couldn't take it anymore, and called the police.

What the officers allegedly witnessed inside would become part of an official police report, earning the Vallecas Case a reputation as Spain's first paranormal incident supposedly documented by law enforcement.

But was this really a haunting? Or has decades of retelling transformed a family's tragedy into something far more supernatural than the evidence suggests?

 

Tune in to find out more.

 

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It's July 2004. In a secluded ravine in Hong Kong, a grim discovery was made. Remains belonging to an 18-year-old girl. Her body had been deliberately concealed, and whoever had left her there had taken disturbing steps to make identification more difficult.

Investigators would eventually uncover her identity as Lau Mei-ying. But to those who knew her, she was simply “Fei Mui.”

In the days before her death, Fei Mui had been staying inside a flat in Lam Tin, surrounded by a group of young people she knew. But what began behind those closed doors would escalate into something far more sinister, a prolonged ordeal of humiliation and violence, witnessed by people who could have stopped it.

By the time the truth emerged, investigators would be left with a troubling question: how could so many people be present, yet no one do anything to save her?

This is the disturbing story of the girl they called Fei Mui.

 

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When you think of bank robberies, you think of armed shootouts, hostage holdouts, or even an elaborate heist. But unfortunately real life is never as dramatic as they are in the movies, and in this episode, Kady shares with us 3 bank robbery stories that lean more towards the unhinged than the dramatic.

In the first story, a man comes up with a genius decoy plan to get away with about $400,000, only to be caught in the most unfortunate way. In the second, a driver working for a company that transports money to banks comes up with a plot to steal $17m, only to end up with the short end of the stick in the end. And in the last story, bank employees check on their vault after a holiday weekend, only to find a mess of picnic mats and bits of food, as well as a massive 8m tunnel underneath the vault. 

 

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In late August of 2003, police in Erie, Pennsylvania, were alerted to reports of a bank robbery, only to arrive on the scene to a truly bizarre sight. At a nearby parking lot outside of the bank, the supposed bank robber, an pizza delivery driver named Brian Wells, was sitting on the road with a rectangular object jutting out from underneath his collar.

When questioned, Wells would reply that a bomb had been forced upon him and he had been instructed to rob the bank; but before the bomb squad could arrive on the scene and clear any potential danger, the device detonated, killing Wells on the spot. What would transpire would be years upon years of investigations, interrogations, and mysteries, all to figure out what exactly was going on.

 

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Hey listeners. Thanks for tuning in to season 18. While we recharge and get ready for the new season, here is another bonus ep about a recent viral news story coming out of Jeju Island in South Korea. 

 

Over the course of just three short days from the 22nd to the 24th of August 2026, news coming out from South Korea's popular tourist destination Jeju Island shocked the world when it was revealed that 4 bodies had been discovered. Needless to say, word quickly spread online, with many speculating that there had been some kind of mass murder or tragic accident on the island.

 

However, further reports would paint an entirely different story from what many had imagined. And in fact, the crux of the matter was actually a lot more familiar and disappointing than anyone had initially imagined.

 

Tune in to find out more.

 

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When Grant Amato was dismissed from his nursing job, he spent his time at home and increasingly became obsessed with live streamers, particularly a camgirl known as Sylvie.

Over time, his obsession grew to a point where he was spending upwards of $2,000 on a single night; eventually dwindling all of his savings, and forcing him to borrow or steal money from his immediate family. 

Eventually, enough was enough, and Grant's father put his foot down and gave him an ultimatum, find a job, fix your habits, or get kicked out of the house. This would end up becoming the final straw for Grant, and he would tragically choose his obsession over the lives of his family members.

And yet, even from prison, Grant still wasn't done.

 

Tune in to find out more.

 

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