
True crime lovers Joy and Heather bring you stories of real life nightmares
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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This is Not a Dream is a true crime/horror podcast hosted by Joy Luke and Heather Vaughn. Each week we take turns telling our favorite crimes, murders and other chilling tales while throwing in our own humorous twist. From serial killers & missing pe... more
Yoo Young-Chul is a South Korean rapist, murderer and cannibal. From September of 2003 to July of 2004, Yoo Young Chul murdered 21 people. This shocked the country as Korea has an extremely low level of violent crimes. He confessed to murdering 21 af... more
This is Not a Dream is a true crime/horror podcast hosted by Joy Luke and Heather Vaughn. Each week we take turns telling our favorite crimes, murders and other chilling tales while throwing in our own humorous twist. From serial killers & missing pe... more
In June of 2014, in the quiet town of Westfield, New Jersey, The Broaddus family was moving into their new home. With 3 young children ages 5, 8 and 10, the spacious 1.3 million dollar home was a dream come true for them.
On this particular day in J... more
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Love listening! Just got turned on to this show today and followed right away!
The hyper excited over the top giggling like nervous children is obnoxious
Worst podcast I’ve ever listened to. These girls are completely disrespectful towards the victims & the families of the victims. They’re “discussing”disappearances & murders while giggling like 10 year olds talking about boys. I pray the families of the victims never listen to these ignorant podcasts. Besides the extreme disrespect & idiotic giggles, they use the word like in like every other like sentence like because apparently like their ignorance like isn’t bad enough like that they have to ... more
Loved every episode, hope they come back soon!









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