
Welcome to Nightmares. True-Crime for Bedtime. Your nightmare begins now…
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

When friends of Jaime Feden called for a welfare check, they feared something terrible had happened to her. What police uncovered instead was a web of lies, manipulation, and a sinister plot that ended in the Nevada desert.
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February 24, 2016, in Kingston, Laura Buckingham had built what seemed like a picture-perfect life, until a bitter custody battle began to unravel it. Behind the façade, a plan took shape, one that involved a disgraced sniper, a hired killer, and a p... more
A man named Jeffrey Freeman was found dead in his own home. The most disturbing aspect of this case isn't just the manner of his death; it's what was occurring inside the house before anyone was aware of it. There was a hidden life, a secret relation... more
On September 25, 2014, an ordinary shift at Vaughn Foods in Moore, Oklahoma exploded into chaos after a workplace dispute took a horrifying turn. As panic spread through the factory and terrified employees fled for their lives, the violence unfolding... more
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Suddenly, SO many obnoxious ads. Used to love this podcast…now, it’s annoying to listen to.
I think I gave Morbid a 5* review when I first started listening a few years ago. I listened to all their chatty comments about personal things before the start of the actual topic, but when their personal feelings started bleeding into the actual cases and facts, I would just stop listening to the episode. I get they are far left on politics, but that attitude has no place in criminal cases that don’t include anything politically related. I want the facts that other podcasts provide on the same... more
I love Mike’s voice and the way he doesn’t make excuses for the criminals. He puts the blame where the blame should be.
This episode sucked. Love you Mike but it was terrible. I’ve never left a review before.
I like the podcast and I’m generally ok with your politics. You have become a bit bitter over the years though. I suppose I would too if I had to tell these stores about the dregs of humankind.
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Long-form true-crime storytelling with a dark bedtime feel, featuring dramatic retellings, courtroom angles, and investigative detail. Episodes weave re-enactments, witness accounts, and expert context to map how crimes unfold, the people involved, and the aftermath. The show is notable for a brisk, no-fluff rhythm and a relentless focus on narrative drive, sometimes accompanied by explicit personal commentary from the host that sparks debate and polarized listener reactions. Potential listeners who enjoy immersive case narratives, clear pacing, and controversial takes may find it especially compelling, while those seeking strictly neutral or strictly factual accounts might prefer other true-crime feeds.
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2. Mary Jane Fonder
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