Two best friends retell stories about murders, mysteries, and all the spine chilling things in between. Expect laughter, tears, and some chills along the way.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 118 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
In the fall of 1982, a wave of sudden deaths swept through the Chicago area — healthy people collapsing just hours after taking Extra Strength Tylenol. As panic spread, shelves were cleared, public trust shattered, and investigators raced to find out... more
In 1987, a 911 call from a Philadelphia payphone led police to a row house on North Marshall Street—and to horrors they could barely comprehend. Women chained in a basement. Human remains in the freezer. A pot boiling on the stove. At the center of i... more
In September 1989, Annamaria Phelps and Daniel Lauer set out on what should have been a short drive. Days later, their car turned up miles off course, and their bodies were discovered in the woods nearby. Their murders added new complexity to the str... more
Between 1986 and 1989, four young couples were killed along Virginia’s Colonial Parkway. Isolated turnouts and quiet overlooks became crime scenes, and investigators struggled to connect the cases.
In this first part, we look at the early victims, t... more
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I am so disappointed because this would be my favorite true crime podcast of all time if they stopped talking so much between story details.
Positives:
1. They appear to really enjoy one another
2. They have pleasant voices that are easy to listen to
3. Great stories, most of which are solved (which I love)
4. Content offered that many podcasts don’t offer
5. I love the opening crime story summary that each episode begins with
6. It’s great how they post photos on IG for each episode
Negati... more
Great stories just listened to the Peter Reilly affair and 911 was invented on February 16th 1968 per Safari
I was in Patreon and the was a preview of your podcast. I love the story telling.
I had high hopes for this podcast due to all the reviews. I just can’t get past all the jokes and laughs. SMH I wish they wouldn’t make so many sarcastic jokes when speaking about real people that went through something tragic.
My husband and I love listening to Grimm on road trips- you guys are so funny but always respectful and very focused on the voices of victims. If I could suggest another case it would be that of Elizabeth Smart- and her book “My Story.” Very interesting for sure. Keep up the good work!
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This show offers a unique blend of true crime storytelling paired with lighthearted banter among the hosts. Episodes cover harrowing cases of murder and mysterious disappearances, while incorporating personal anecdotes and humorous commentary. The hosts maintain a balance between respecting the gravity of the stories and keeping the conversation engaging and relatable for listeners. The camaraderie between the hosts adds a personal touch, making it feel like a conversation among friends rather than a traditional crime documentary.
Listeners can expect in-depth explorations of chilling cases, such as the Colonial Parkway Murders, the travails of serial killers, and missing persons, all infused with the hosts' witty exchanges. This combinati... more
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