Do you ever wonder what it’s like to be friends with a murderer? Or escape a kidnapping? Or have a father who was a serial killer? Join Jac Vanek and Alexis Linkletter on a chilling ride into the darkest corners of your worst nightmares. Murders, cults, kidnappings, and conspiracies—all told through the eyes of a guest who is one degree of separation from the story itself. From infamous serial kil... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 763 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Move over octopuses, eels are the REAL alien in town. Jac accidentally fell into the Bermuda Triangle and she’s sharing all of her eel facts with the class (spoiler alert….we don’t know ANYTHING about them???). Plus Dancing with the Sharks and a quic... more
Shortly after 9 p.m. on January 8th of 1993, seven people begin the closing routine for the Brown’s Chicken & Pasta restaurant located in Palatine, Illinois. Of the seven people, five are employees: 16-year-old Michael Castro, 17-year-old Rico Solis,... more
This week we’re going all over the place, so buckle up for the ride. Starting off with a dead body being found in a TikTok star’s Tesla trunk (but he’s been on tour so who put it there???), UFOs are all over the damn place, just released terrifying ... more
On the afternoon of October 9, 2010, police in Hickory, North Carolina, receive a report of a missing 10-year-old girl. Everyone in her life is desperate for her safe return. But as the search continues, it emerges that she hasn’t been seen outside t... more
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The show is interesting and entertaining and has the feel of friends chatting. The only thing I don’t like is they make conjectures about how things were “way back when” and it usually isn’t even accurate.
This recent deep dive, Alexis really said that rape accusations were 50/50. Only 50% are true stories?! What the eff?! In actuality, women shy away from even reporting SA because they fear that they will not be believed. You girls love to talk about Epstein, etc etc… then go on to say something so incredibly off-base and frankly disgusting. The random conspiracy theories you love to tout as fact, and then throw in that insane 50% idea based on zero reported research. Seems a little hypocritical.... more
They are getting a little hypocritical and ridiculous. So it’s okay to beat up cops but Will is vilified bc he slapped someone. This show is starting to sound like a tacky gossip column. I used to look forward to this show but they have become extremely judgy and privilege sounding.
The podcast is good but the intro is WAY too long. Not interesting or funny just chit chat
I just wanted to say that your podcast is great very interesting and funny and also tragic at times. FYI Luca Magnotta was transferred to a medium prison from a maximum not a medium to a maximum. I just wanted to let you know because there is a lot of controversy about it in Canada about him and also Paul Bernardo.who were both transferred to the same medium security prison and many Canadians disagree with us.
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Exploring the darkest aspects of human behavior, this podcast offers an intimate—often chilling—look into true crime narratives through the eyes of those directly connected to the stories. With episodes focusing on murders, kidnappings, cults, and conspiracies, the content often features guests who share first-hand accounts of their harrowing experiences, providing a unique perspective on well-known and obscure cases alike. Additionally, the light-hearted aftershow segment allows for a blend of heavy topics with humor, catering to a range of listener emotions while keeping the content engaging and multifaceted. This dual approach likely makes the podcast appealing to both serious true crime enthusiasts and casual listeners seeking entertain... more
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