
Join longtime friends Joe and Ivan on a comedic journey through the mysteries of true crime. Since 2002, Joe and Ivan have been crafting comedy bits and skits together, honing their unique style. With their producer and co-host, Sam, at the sound processing helm, the trio dives into the depths of true crime mysteries, as well as music, history, and various other topics, with a twist. Joe and Ivan'... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 426 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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In March of 1998, seventeen year old Jeffery Franklin murdered both of his parents and attacked 3 of his 4 siblings with a hatchet. He'd become obsessed with Satan and the occult, and had developed an addiction to snorting prescript... more
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In this episode, we’re covering the incredible case of Margot Freshwater- a woman given a 99 year sentence for murder in 1969. But just 18 months into her sentence, she escaped. Decades passed by, and everyone assumed she had likely... more
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In 1990, 21 year old UCLA student Ronald Steven Baker's body was found in a train tunnel near the Manson Family's infamous Spahn Ranch near Los Angeles. His murder was initially believed to be occult related, but investigators would... more
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From 1976 to 1986, three women were found murdered and dismembered in Oklahoma City. To this day, no one knows exactly who their killer was, but he has since become known as the Oklahoma City Butcher.
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One of the few podcasts in my weekly podcast routine. Dawn of Mantis is a great podcast if you’re into goofballs with dad bods and tea kettle laughs. Just three dudes talking about true crime, mysteries and more. Not bad for some middle aged, balding white guys.
I have never heard a podcast so tedious.
Nice variety podcast
Always funny, rarely soggy.
These guys mesh very well. Always have interesting topics not a true crime fan but more of a history fan and still enjoy the podcast.
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This show pairs three hosts who blend lighthearted banter with deep dives into true crime, mysteries, and related oddities. Across episodes they cover longform cases, historical crimes, and media analyses, while weaving in humor, pop culture references, and occasional tangents about history, music, and storytelling. A recurring strength is balancing respect for victims with playful, streetwise commentary that keeps complex cases approachable and engaging for curious listeners who enjoy a mix of analysis, humor, and storytelling. Notable moments often come from thoughtful case context, guest perspectives, and the hosts' signature humor that never loses sight of sensitivity around victims and communities affected by crime.
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