From insects to blades, Bok and JB share a list of unusual and strange foreign bodies found in patient’s inside.

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A lovers' quarrel normally ends up with an apology and reconciliation, but for the butcher Katherine Knight, killing and dismembering were the better choices. Let’s hear the disturbing and fascinating facts about Katherine Knight, known as Australia's female Hannibal Lecter, who slaughtered and ate his lover.

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Laugh with Bok and JB as they listen to Flora's chismystories from her hometown.

On June 11, 1963, on the streets of Saigon, Buddhist monk Thich Quang Duc burned himself alive. His self-immolation as a protest, a rebellion and the fight against injustice sparked a chain reaction that changed the history of Vietnam forever.

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A series of unfortunate events has befallen Clarita, a completely orphaned young lady in the 1950s Manila. One day, thinking nothing worse could happen, she suddenly found herself locked in a jail cell surrounded by entities only she can see. What happened to her? Did she ever come out of this hellhole?

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As we close the month of April and end our celebration of National Poetry month, let us listen to Gab as she shares the eyebrow-raising, tragic endings of some poets and their last poems.

On January 18, 1961, Pablo Cabading, a policeman and a father, summoned his family inside his bedroom in Makati to fix their dispute. What happened next became one of the worst true crimes in the Philippine history. Pablo shot his wife, his 24-year-old daughter, his 36-year-old son-in-law and himself. What triggered Pablo to commit familicide? Have all questions regarding to this case already been answered?

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