Two Spooky Broads

Welcome to the palate cleanser episode! After Richard Chase, we take this episode to laugh, tell stories and just fuck around.

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Nicknamed the “Vampire of Sacramento”, Richard Chase was an American serial killer who took the lives of 6 people in the early winter of 1978. Chase, a paranoid schizophrenic, followed “vampire law” and only attacked victims that left their doors and windows unlocked. After his apprehension and sentencing, Chase overdosed on his prescription mediation while serving on death row.

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We take questions from our listeners because spoiler alert…we lost the notes from the actual episode we wanted to make. A smattering of topics are covered including our favorite haunted locations, almost getting shot in North Carolina and how we deal with sleeping alone.

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The Stanford Prison Experiment was a psychological experiment that was conducted on the study of power and power struggles in a prison setting. Started in the basement of a Jordan Hall on the campus of Stanford University, the experiment placed random male student volunteers in various prison roles and “set them loose” to find out how power and authority is naturally distributed.

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Have you ever wondered what it was like in Japan during WW2? Well buckle up because it isn’t pretty. This week we talk Unit 731 and find out just how strong our stomachs really are.

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We’re bringing it close to home for this episode, as we look into the history of gangs and gangsters in St. Paul, MN. Once hailed as the “wettest city in America” (during the prohibition era, get your mind out of the gutter!), St. Paul was a sanctuary for some of the most notorious gangsters such as Baby Face Nelson, Machine Gun Kelly, and Al Capone.

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In our conclusion to cannibalism we discuss America’s most unlucky family, a plane crash survivor’s fight for survival and several well-known serial killers that have dabbled in eating the flesh of their victims.

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Welcome back podcast fam. After the Polar Vortex fucked with our schedule, we’re back and covering one of the most taboo topics in human culture. In part 1 we discover why you can’t actually absorb someone else’s power from eating them, and that “pot seasoning” is not what you think it is.

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Join us this week as we discuss a local Minnesota spoop. The Gleensheen Mansion is located just outside of Duluth, MN along Lake Superior and is the site where the murder of Elizabeth Congdon took place. Was her attacker a complete stranger, of was it someone much closer than she thought?

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Join us this week as we discuss the topic created by ex-cop David Paulides called “Missing 411”. We discuss what Missing 411 truly means, the weird similarities in stories, and some of the most well known cases of those who simply - disappeared in relation to this phenomenon.

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