Weekly Bizarre

Join us as we dive into one of the most disturbing true-crime cases of the 1990s: Henry Louis Wallace, infamously known as the “Taco Bell Strangler.” Operating across North and South Carolina, Wallace used his everyday job and social connections to gain access to his victims, ultimately murdering 11 women while evading suspicion for years.  In this episode, Montana and Jess unpack how Wallace was able to hide in plain sight, the patterns that linked his crimes, and the investigative missteps that allowed the violence to continue.
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On a late summer night in 1994, mysterious gelatinous liquid, "blobs," began falling down from the sky in coastal Washington state. The ground was coated in patches of ooze, people became ill, and to this day, nobody can quite explain the origins or compound makeup of the Oakville Blobs. Join us as we delve into the story and come up with our own theories!
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This week on Weekly Bizarre, we unpack a wildly strange case from Belgium that left a courtroom in shock and social media in awe. Prosecutors revealed how a 47-year-old woman subjected her husband to more than a year of horrific abuse after their 2024 marriage. According to court testimony, among other things, the man was confined to a dog kennel, and forced to live in squalor while cleaning up after around 60 chihuahuas.  His drastic physical decline was described as going from a healthy adult to “a burned skeleton.”Email us at: [email protected]
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Off the coast of Scotland is the jagged, storm-shredded island of Eilean Mor, a place where storytellers speak not just of its history, but of the world beneath it — a world of omens, sacred places, and spirits older than memory. In 1900, three of it’s lighthouse keepers vanished without a trace. Their bodies were never found; there were no signs of a struggle—just an empty tower that has puzzled historians for more than a hundred years.. This is the story of the Flannan Isles, a place best left untouched.Email us at: [email protected] us on Patreon: patreon.com/weeklybizarre

We are coming at you from the infamous pages of Craigslist, bringing you their most Bizarre ads!  From people selling the complete set of grandmas teeth, a $10,000 one-of-a-kind chicken nugget, to one free old man, join us in the hilarious awe and oddity of the gray area that the internet provides.
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In this third installment of our ongoing series on America's strangest laws, we're diving deeper into the delightfully Bizarre corners of the U.S. legal code. This week, we explore why its forbidden to hang obscene ice cream signs, how a law ended up making it illegal to catch a fish with dynamite, and the surprisingly complicated reason Indiana liquor stores may not sell cold soda or bottled water. Join us as we break down the origins of these odd regulations, and question how any of this became a law in the first place! If you love Bizarre history, quirky legalities, or just need to feel better about the strange rules in your own town, this episode is for you!
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We sit down and chat with Ashley Ryan, the Pythian Priestess, an expert on everything from ancient oracles to modern day occult practices, tarot, and paranormal activities. Join us as we delve into her experiences in the unseen world, as well as her Mystery School. Perhaps she can open your mind too to the spiritual world.
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Did you know that "Dexter" was inspired by a real person? Sentenced for 71 official murders, but claiming over 100, Pedro Rodrigues Filho was a vigilante who murdered while "following a code." Known as "The Brazilian Dexter," we trace the signs of aggression and a need for justice from a young age, all through heinous acts of bloodshed in the name of principle. Rezende, Felipe. Pedro Rodrigues Filho the Brazilian Dexter.Email us:[email protected] us on Patreon:patreon.com/weeklybizarre

We sit down with Chris DiCesare, also known as "The Erie Hall Ghost Boy" and the real life inspiration behind the Netflix miniseries True Haunting, for a fascinating conversation. Chris opens up about his extraordinary and terrifying experiences at Erie Hall in the 1980s, sharing what really happened during the haunting that became spooky season canon. Through personal stories and reflection, Chris disscusses how these events shaped him, his understanding of the paranormal, and the person he's become today. This isn't just a ghost story - it's a real life intersection of clinging death, and lessons about life.
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The journey, and stakes, intensify for Jeffrey Manchester, AKA "The Roofman." Come along with us as we explore how The Roofman, a real life "Catch Me If You Can," survived, thrived, and ultimately met his downfall that led to him being the inspiration for a major motion picture. Email us at: [email protected]
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Dalke, T. (n.d.). Roofman The True Story of Jeffrey Manchester’s Daring Crimes and Life on the Run. ISBN 9798268849578