
Our lives are a journey, a journey that often takes us down paths to unexpected places. Most of the time, those places are safe and secure… but every so often that path leads us… Somewhere Sinister….
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 129 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryTrue Crime | |||

SOMETHING SINISTER
Hammers have been used as weapons of war during medieval times, but eventually fell out of favor. After that, hammers were used as a tool for construction, but they never stopped being something people used to kill.
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SOMEONE SINISTER
Thomas Edison is known as a great inventor, but his energy was not always being put into creating. There was a time where a bitter rivalry caused him torture and kill animals as a means of proving his competitors wrong.
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SOMEWHERE SINISTER
When a West German pharmaceutical company developed a new drug, they promoted it as having no side effects despite not having tested it properly. The results ended up being disastrous.
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Clark Wiley didn't want children, but for some reason he kept having them. When he thought his four child disabled, he locked her in a room and din't let her out for 13 years.
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Why do you choose to talk like that?!? Unlistenable.
Very knowledgeable
I’m sure it is hard for some white people (even more southern whites) to listen to this season without feeling attacked, but good job with this one. Facts are facts…thank you for not sugarcoating or skipping over the obvious Southern foundational building blocks. The stories were new, lesser known and displays the depravity woven into that culture over centuries. Not just “bad apples “ …… its innate.
Extremely irritating cadence which I can only assume is purposeful as surely nobody can be that irritating accidentally.
Incompetently researched and very clear tone deaf, self unaware confirmation bias throughout many episodes so in depth it’s bordering on satire.
If you’re interested in accurate history narrated by someone not completely ignorant look elsewhere.
Neverrrrrrrrrmiiiiiiind. Thank you!!
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Exploring the darker side of human history, this show brings attention to a wide variety of true crime stories and historical events that reveal the sinister aspects of life. Episodes cover topics ranging from infamous historical figures and their actions, to tragic incidents that highlight the potential for human cruelty. Notably, there is a focus on lesser-known stories often overshadowed by more prominent cases, allowing listeners to gain a deeper understanding of how these narratives fit into the continuum of crime and history. The combination of well-researched content and compelling storytelling makes this an engaging listen for those intrigued by true crime and historical events alike.
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