Gimme the Creeps: Recent Episodes
Abigail & Daniela
Abi shares the heartbreaking story of four girls killed while closing a yogurt shop in Austin, Texas.Listener discretion is advised.It was a Friday night and plans included the mall, pizza, and a sleepover. Jennifer brought her younger sister Sarah and her friend Amy to work with her while she closed for the night with her coworker, Eliza. Customers came and went, and before the girls knew it, closing time was upon them and they cheerfully began their routine. They would never make it out of the building. Abi goes in circles trying to understand how the authorities don't know more information.TW: SA, graphic material
Daniela dives into the mythology and folklore built around the earth element. When learning about the beings and elementals, they go from adorable to dark and mysterious. The episode wraps with scary encounters with the creatures.
In the first half, Abi and Daniela discuss hospice care and end-of-life experiences.TW: grief, infant loss @23:50-25:13Abi reads a horror story from Reddit beginning @ 36:45."My wife has been peeking at me from around corners and behind furniture, it's gone from weird to TERRIFYING."Join us as we feel our feelings and get the creeps for real.
Daniela describes folklore and ideas around the water element.The magic and potential dangers of what lies within the bodies of water can be the difference between nourishment and a curse. Intermission is after about 14 mins skip ahead to miss tomfoolery and get back to business.(14-17 min)Back to folktales of witches and baking?Mythology, urban legends, and creatures make a splash in this one.
Abi begins with an idea that came to her while editing Daniela’s Elemental episode.The women talk about the death of OJ and wonder what Hell must be like.Abi trips Daniela out with a theory on the ghost in her house.Being excited to jump into the paranormal the ladies discuss ghost theories throughout the episode, referencing pieces of media.A few bloopers and side chats are included in this oneAbi reads (from the government's official website: https://www.bop.gov/about/history/alcatraz.jsp) the island's history, the prison conditions, and details on inmates. Escape from the prison was risky, and a successful escape was dangerous. The escape attempts proved futile for most, while others remain a mystery. The women learn how former convicts were haunted while imprisoned. The most notorious entities are listed and discussed.Abi shares what a ghost-hunting team came across during their investigation of Alcatraz.Spoilers of orange is the new black at 58 mins.
Daniela introduces the fire elemental and describes its folklore and background.She shares how different groups valued and worshipped elementals and which forms the elementals can take.A little spirituality, interesting customs, and character references are included in this one.The episode closes with ways to connect with an elemental in your home, how to know if an elemental is already present, and most importantly, if it’s friendly or malevolent. How to tell if it is haunting you…and how to get rid of it…The women briefly discuss the 2024 eclipse before wrapping up.
Abi discusses the vibe around soft launching back into haunts and paranormal material by giving a nostalgic backdrop.
The ethics and structure of true crime podcasts are discussed in this conversation revisited with recent examples and older scandals.
Ruby Franke's case updates are briefly mentioned @ 22:00- 23:46.
The fun begins as Abi reads from More Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark by Alan Schwartz
29:00-31:18 The Man in the Middle
31:46-35:40 The Window
36:07-38:13 The Bed by the Window
38:16-39:31 Something Was Wrong
39:33-41:22 The Wreck
41:23-43:55 One Sunday Morning
45:40- 47:44 Sounds
49:29- 51:32 Wonderful Sausage
Daniela covers an intensely disturbing case. This case is notorious for its controversial nature and its tragic details. The women discuss the science behind how it’s possible for individuals related by blood to be attracted to one another. TW: incst, rpe, grooming, murder of an infant.Listener discretion advised.
Abi shares multiple recent cases
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Nex Benedict died the day after an altercation at school which was mishandled
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Abi reintroduces the podcast and her goal of trying something new with the structure of her episodes.
15:21-22:28
Bodies found at Lady Bird Lake cause concerns and demand action
23:00-46:13
TW: sexual assault, graphic violence, and disturbing material
Theft leads to the discovery of gruesome and solid evidence in the murders of two native Alaska women
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Updates on child abuse case as Ruby Franke was sentenced this week. The women go on to discuss child stars and the dark side of family vlogging channels and social media
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Animal cruelty cases are discussed in graphic detail, and listener discretion is advised.
Daniela shares a strange mystery where a man believes he is communicating with an entity from a different time.
Abi shares a case that was unsolved for two decades until a tip was made to police. In May of 1992, Wendy Camp had not seen her son Jonathan for some time due to health reasons and a custody dispute with her ex husband Chad Noe. When an opportunity to see him arose, Wendy and her daughter Cynthia along with her sister-in-law Lisa Renay were picked up by Camp’s former mother-in-law. When the three did not return, Camp’s family suspected it was foul play. At 43:00 the women briefly discuss horrendous acts of child abuse they have read about recently, warning the details are graphic and gruesome.
Daniela shares the story of the woman known as the Cocaine Godmother of Colombia. Minimal spoilers shared from the Netflix show are discussed about how true to life the series was. The women close the episode discussing other media they have been watching. Sources:https://english.elpais.com/elpais/2012/09/13/inenglish/1347536945_696771.htmlhttps://www.vice.com/en/article/g5y8d3/griselda-blanco-netflix-series-cocaine-drug-lordhttps://people.com/who-was-griselda-blanco-colombian-cartel-leader-8421704https://www.nytimes.com/1975/04/22/archives/drugsmuggling-logistics-bizarre-and-often-fatal-second-of-four.htmlhttps://www.cnn.com/2012/09/04/world/americas/colombia-elderly-ex-trafficker-killed/index.htmlhttps://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/dadeland-mall-massacre-thursday-marks-40th-anniversary-of-cocaine-cowboys-shootout/127956/https://www.britannica.com/biography/Griselda-Blanco
Abi shares several incidents and discoveries she has seen in the news recently and the women discuss.TW: DV, SA, abuse Sources:First story:https://www.cnn.com/2023/11/20/us/dexter-wade-jackson-mississippi-funeral/index.htmlhttps://www.fox26houston.com/isiah-factor-uncensored/215-bodies-found-jackson-mississippi-exposedSecond story:https://www.stltoday.com/news/nation-world/missing-teen-trap-door-lincoln-county-zachary-jones/article_a8de7b67-66b6-5c67-82b3-261b66c556ff.htmlhttps://nationalpost.com/news/world/missing-teen-found-in-mans-bedroom-under-trap-doorThird story:https://www.timesunion.com/hudsonvalley/news/article/nikki-addimando-released-from-jail-18591928.phphttps://abcnews.go.com/US/nikki-addimando-speaks-prison-shares-story/story?id=96817692Fourth story:https://abcnews.go.com/US/father-son-charged-connection-deaths-pregnant-texas-teen/story?id=106093524Fifth story:https://www.fox26houston.com/news/harris-county-shooting-1-dead-on-brenwood-trails-lane
Daniela shares how cultures around the world would explain the phenomena known as the solar eclipse before it could be explained. Superstitions and beliefs are discussed with a little ufo talk at the end.
Abi dives into the crime that started as a murder but led authorities on a whirlwind ride through the secrets of Dee Dee Blanchard and her daughter, Gypsy Rose.Sources:https://www.biography.com/crime/gypsy-rose-blanchard-mother-dee-dee-murderhttps://www.investigationdiscovery.com/crimefeed/crime-history/5-disturbing-bizarre-facts-about-dee-dee-blanchard-gypsy-rosehttps://www.refinery29.com/en-us/how-gypsy-rose-blanchard-nick-godejohn-were-caught-after-murderhttps://www.biography.com/crime/gypsy-rose-blanchard-mother-dee-dee-murderhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Dee_Dee_Blanchardhttps://www.harpersbazaar.com/culture/film-tv/a26887708/the-act-dee-dee-gypsy-blanchard-murder-trial-timeline/Abi closes with an article on the Ruby Franke child abuse case: https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/ruby-franke-plea-agreement-child-abuse-youtube/TW: rape, murder, child abuse
Daniela and Abi kick off the episode with some fun and clarification before getting serious.Daniela shares a crime from Spain where a woman was violently murdered by a group of young men.The crime was sickening and led to protests locally and outrage nationally, fortunately, CCTV footage would reveal the culprits as they laughed and delighted in their cruelty. At first glance, it might seem like these young men had clean backgrounds, but a little digging would reveal their disturbing interests and hobbies. TW: Graphic contentBelow are links where anyone can donate. https://www.thn.org/donate/ (https://www.thn.org/donate/)https://endhomelessness.org/help-end-homelessness/support-our-work/ (https://endhomelessness.org/help-end-homelessness/support-our-work/)https://handup.org (https://handup.org)https://showerup.org/what-can-local-communities-do-to-help-the-homeless/ (https://showerup.org/what-can-local-communities-do-to-help-the-homeless/)https://nationalhomeless.org/get-involved/ (https://nationalhomeless.org/get-involved/)https://ripplekindness.org/10-things-you-can-do-to-help-the-homeless/ (https://ripplekindness.org/10-things-you-can-do-to-help-the-homeless/)https://impactful.ninja/best-charities-for-helping-homeless-people/ (https://impactful.ninja/best-charities-for-helping-homeless-people/)Sources:https://www.reddit.com/u/HelloLurkerHere/s/9Axggb9RTZ (https://www.reddit.com/u/HelloLurkerHere/s/9Axggb9RTZ)https://es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asesinato_de_Rosario_Endrinal (https://es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asesinato_de_Rosario_Endrinal)https://www.lecturas.com/blogs/mayka-navarro/crimen-que-visibilizo-odio-contra-pobres_137238 (https://www.lecturas.com/blogs/mayka-navarro/crimen-que-visibilizo-odio-contra-pobres_137238)https://www.diariodemallorca.es/sucesos/2008/10/26/rosario-naufrago-mallorca-4249547.html (https://www.diariodemallorca.es/sucesos/2008/10/26/rosario-naufrago-mallorca-4249547.html)
Abi shares what occurred on December 14, 2012 when a 20 year old broke into an elementary school and mercilessly opened fire on anyone he came across inside. The women discuss multiple things that may have led the shooter into a downward spiral and ultimately to his final act. There were many opportunities for someone to rightfully step in however self-isolation aided in keeping his dark secrets hidden.The women discuss what psychologists say as well as his mother’s shortcomings despite how much she loved him. Abi describes the heroic actions of the staff and the accomplishments of those who speak for those who didn’t survive that fateful day. @55:57-1:00:07 an interview is played where teacher Kaitlin Riog shares what happened that day.After a brief mention of “he who shall not be named”, the women discuss the misinformation that damaged the community further.The episode closes with an article on the victims, sharing what the lost staff and first graders enjoyed doing on their free time as well as in school. Family members share what they will remember and severely miss.TW: child m*rder, gun violence, suicide, mental health, and eating disorders are mentioned, listener discretion advised
Daniela shares chilling true crime cases that occurred during the Thanksgiving holiday.Sources: https://www.macabredaily.com/articles/template-6fy98https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/parents-of-makayla-sitton-to-sue-thanksgiving-killer-paul-merhige-parents/2055945/https://www.reddit.com/r/LetsReadOfficial/comments/e17sop/paul_merhige_thanksgiving_killer/https://murderpedia.org/male.M/m/merhige-paul.htmhttps://www.investigationdiscovery.com/crimefeed/murder/no-thanks-5-notorious-crimes-committed-on-thanksgiving-dayhttps://www.grunge.com/261400/the-most-frightening-crimes-that-happened-on-thanksgiving/
Abi shares the cases of two girls, one who planned her parents murder after a long life of academic lies, and one who murdered her mother right as her lies were uncovered. Sydney Powell was sentenced to life in prison after fatally stabbing her mother in March of 2020. She had been suspended from her college and when the school called to talk to her mother Brenda, she was hit with a cast iron skillet before being stabbed in the neck by her 19 year old daughter. She may have suffered from a psychotic break according to doctors. Jennifer Pan struggled to keep her grades up, decided to fake her academic success through high school and university, even her internship. When she was found out, she came up with a plan. The women discuss their parents and how expectations put pressure on children, but in the end murder is never the answer.
Daniela describes the origins of the holiday through the centuries and the traditions that sprung from early practices. What was once used for protection comes to be used for trickery, Daniela describes the eeriness of mimicry.Some however don’t just get their kicks From only doing tricks, so beware.
Happy Halloween Source: https://www.history.com/topics/halloween/history-of-halloweenhttps://www.cnn.com/style/article/history-of-halloween-costumes/index.htmlhttps://study.com/learn/lesson/humanoid-mythical-creatures-monsters-examples.htmlhttps://aspundir.blogspot.com/2012/05/30-famous-mythical-humanoid-creatures.htmlhttps://gizmodo.com/14-terrifying-japanese-monsters-myths-and-spirits-1498740680https://www.curiousordinary.com/2021/08/kawauso.htmlhttps://yokai.com/nopperabou/https://historycooperative.org/pele-goddess-of-fire-and-volcanoes/
Abi describes one of her personal fears, which has been documented to happen more than we realize. Feeling like your home is haunted? It might actually be a secret roommate. TW: SA
The women try to keep it together whilst Daniela blesses us with the ultimate Warren files bundle. Complete with an inside look at the truth about their private life, lies and indiscretions. Match made in Heaven? TW: Domestic violence, pedophilia, abuse. Sources:https://usghostadventures.com/haunted-stories/ed-and-lorraine-warren-and-the-paranormal/ (https://usghostadventures.com/haunted-stories/ed-and-lorraine-warren-and-the-paranormal/)https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/war-conjuring-disturbing-claims-behind-a-billion-dollar-franchise-1064364/ (https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/war-conjuring-disturbing-claims-behind-a-billion-dollar-franchise-1064364/)https://www.popsugar.com/entertainment/ed-and-lorraine-warrens-famous-cases-46637114 (https://www.popsugar.com/entertainment/ed-and-lorraine-warrens-famous-cases-46637114)https://allthatsinteresting.com/ed-and-lorraine-warren (https://allthatsinteresting.com/ed-and-lorraine-warren)https://www.scarystudies.com/ed-and-lorraine-warren-frauds/ (https://www.scarystudies.com/ed-and-lorraine-warren-frauds/)https://thoughtcatalog.com/christine-stockton/2021/05/10-times-ed-and-lorraine-warren-were-outed-as-frauds/ (https://thoughtcatalog.com/christine-stockton/2021/05/10-times-ed-and-lorraine-warren-were-outed-as-frauds/)https://www.army.mil/article/229265/the_supernatural_side_of_u_s_military_academy_at_west_point (https://www.army.mil/article/229265/the_supernatural_side_of_u_s_military_academy_at_west_point)https://youtu.be/w2dg2Ufavj8https://youtu.be/6Z0bdJPvDaw (https://youtu.be/6Z0bdJPvDaw)https://youtu.be/YMFW1kxIL9M (https://youtu.be/YMFW1kxIL9M)
Abi shares the stories of two disturbed men who crossed the line to be with those they loved.
Listener discretion advised, dead children are discussed.
Abi is giving the troubling reminder to not be trustworthy of anyone with strange hobbies.
The humor is at its darkest in this episode to kick off the season.
TW: graphic material, abuse of a corpse, necrophila mentioned,
Daniela takes us on a bizarre adventure to the stratovolcano known as Mt. Shasta at the southern end of the Cascade Range in Siskiyou County, CA.
Mt. Shasta is said to be home to a hidden civilization of people called Lumerians and is said to hold mystical energies.
Daniela reads experiences of people who ran into the Lumerians or their home.
Daniela tells of people who went missing near the volcano.
The women close the episode chatting before giving an update on the Delphi murder case.
The women return to the show guns blazing and ready to share strong opinions and controversial jokes. They discuss the case with commentary on society in this connect-the-dots attempt at finding out why, like time and time again, a husband decides to murder his wife. So many names dropped and cases mentioned, you can tell they missed chatting about true crime. Buckle up.The episode wraps with updates on the Danny Masterson case. WARNING: the details are graphic. Abi reads the victims’ statements. Other examples of some despicable characters are mentioned at the end of this episode. TW: r*pe, SA, Abuse
Daniela tells Abi about several ranches that would turn cowboys into chickens. The women try to refresh their memory with Daniela’s subreddit post.
Abi reads a scary story she found on reddit.
When a family of survivalists go missing from a locked bunker, the police try to keep things under wraps. The protagonist finds themselves facing the unknown down in the dark while searching for their lost dog.
The women discuss some truly scary and messed up news Abi’s heard recently.
TW: SA, Torture
Daniela shares the harrowing and gruesome details of the events that took place July 18, 1984 at a McDonald’s in San Diego CA.
Opinions are shared as they discuss the shooter and his intentions, was he hateful or was it a mental health crisis?
Regardless, the shooter alone was responsible for the heinous killing of 21 people and the wounding of 19.
We warn you, this episode is graphic, listener discretion advised.
TW: graphic material, gun violence, mental illness, child murder
Daniela opens the episode with an eerie experience her family had recently.
The women discuss the practice of Tulpamancy.
Daniela describes the power mirrors can hold and reads experiences from people who learned the hard way. Abi adds in an infamous haunted mirror she's personally stared into on more than one occasion. The women discuss what’s been circulating on their tik tok FYP featuring the Rudy Farias case and the woman who saw something disturbing on her plane.
Abi recaps the case giving new details with a timeline of the findings and the investigation.
Abi tells Daniela about the strange and disturbing things that took place on the campgrounds prior to opening.
The women discuss the mysterious rumors around the case including what those involved in the investigation said about certain spiritual beliefs and activities.
Statements from witnesses of strange or suspicious activity on the grounds are read. When scouts and counselors were already on edge prior to the scouts arriving the week of the murders, why weren’t camp directors on high alert?
Abi closes the episode reading from Tent Number Eight featuring letters home the girls wrote the night they were killed.
Abi introduces the case, setting the scene and outlining the crime that would forever close a summer camp in 1977.
Multiple strange incidents speckle the dark mystery all the more.
There are holes in the episode, but also holes in the case possibly.
TW: graphic material, child murder, SA
Daniela describes pieces in the Bible that are meant to curse enemies. The women discuss unfortunate and disturbing news they have come across recently.
Stories discussed:
-12 year old kills brother
https://fox8.com/news/12-year-old-girl-stabs-brother-to-death-mom-blames-manic-episode/amp/
-Teen charged for newborn left in trash can-
https://www.newswest9.com/amp/article/news/local/artesia-woman-charged-with-1st-degree-murder-of-a-child/513-56d2f37d-82d2-4fce-8906-31bb0cfe2f64
-Nurse SA’d a patient resulting in pregnancy-
https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/phoenix-police-make-arrest-connection-woman-gave-birth/story?id=60568859
Abi reads a creepypasta neither of the women have read before.
Two detectives have to take matters into their own hands as people of their town are being torn to shreds without a lead in sight.
https://www.creepypasta.com/things-darker-than-man/
On the evening of January 6, 2007, a couple in Knoxville, Tennesse were on their way to a party. Channon Christian and her boyfriend Chris Newsom were just 21 and 23 when they were abducted during a carjacking and tortured until their agonizing deaths. This episode is graphic, listener discretion advisedTW: Rpe, violence, graphic material
Abi introduces the topic before breaking down early legislation that supported the eugenics movement. Buck v Bell went to the Supreme Court on the basis that individuals with criminal history currently detained may be sterilized so as not to contribute low-IQ criminals to society. Doctors soon saw the benefits of selecting who may reproduce and moved onto the racial agenda. Statements are read from witnesses who saw the mistreatment of Mexican American women during child labor. The whistleblower, nurse Dawn Wooten, described how forced hysterectomies would occur with non-English speaking patients. Other witnesses also described how doctors manipulated women.Abi reads statements from detained immigrants from the Irwin County Detention Center in Georgia. Sources:https://www.aclu.org/news/immigrants-rights/immigration-detention-and-coerced-sterilization-history-tragically-repeats-itselfhttps://embryo.asu.edu/pages/buck-v-bell-1927https://unidosus.org/blog/2021/12/16/the-long-history-of-forced-sterilization-of-latinas/https://www.justsecurity.org/72587/the-u-s-bears-international-responsibility-for-forced-sterilization-of-women-in-ice-detention/https://projectsouth.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/OIG-ICDC-Complaint-1.pdfThe women go on to discuss sex crimes in the medical field.At 53:00 Abi shares the traumatic case of the Brazilian doctor who SA’d his patients as they were undergoing a c-section with others just feet away from him in the operating room. Intensely unsettling attack on a child mentioned at 55:25 where a 6-year-old girl was assaulted by classmates with the teacher present:https://texasscorecard.com/local/parents-demand-answers-for-alleged-sexual-assault-of-6-year-old-girl-in-plainview-isd/Daniela shares how her family was affected by events in the past.The episode closes with updates on immigrant policies in the state of Florida.
The film Madres is directed by Ryan Zaragoza and depicts the experiences of a Mexican-American couple in the 1970s. The film's message is inspired by actual events that took place in the United States. Abi reads the synopsis and explanation of the plot from 5:01 to 11:20. The women discuss thoughts on the film and discuss where horror films may be heading when it comes to minorities and their fears. Fears portrayed through surrealism and horror elements gives the audience the uneasiness of feeling out of place or unsafe which is often how minorities feel when facing racism. Abi pulls out her rusty science knowledge and shares evolutionary theories and genetics before introducing the Eugenics Movement in the United States.
Daniela shares tales of the paranormal in different locations with natural disasters in their history. Could trauma tether souls to a piece of land?
In the year 1950, life changed for 18-year-old Jacqueline Cadow of Paradis, Louisiana.One night, she heard a “wolf whistle”outside her home, and from February until her wedding day in October, she would consistently hear the whistling. The stranger became known as the Phantom Whistler.No matter where she tried to hide, the anonymous whistler would be heard nearby in the dark of the night. The women discuss theories surrounding the mystery.Abi reads an article about an urban legend that circulated on Reddit. Interestingly, a cryptid previously mentioned in an earlier episode, may tie into the urban legend. This episode has three chilling reasons to be afraid if you hear whistling. The women then share stories from life that freaked them out.
Daniela shares the story of Prince Dipendra of Nepal who willingly killed his family in June of 2001. Was it certain expectaions weighing too heavily or a forbidden romance? From partying and scandal to murder. The only one who knew all the answers turned the gun on himself, dying in the hospital days later.
Abi tells the horrifying story of how two brothers chose to murder their family. A thunderstorm is actively happening throughout the recording and can be heard in the background*Homeschooled and largely secluded with their family in a suburb of Oklahoma, teen brothers Robert and Michael Bever spent much of their free time researching serial killers. They grew more and more attracted to the notoriety and fame and thus planned to use their seclusion to their advantage. Had it not been for a 911 call, the young killers may have gotten away with more than they did, luckily there was some justice.TW: graphic material
Daniela shares the history behind efforts to populate the French territories in early America. Women were sent on ships from the old country to serve as Christian wives of men establishing areas of New Orleans, and parts of Mississippi. Back in Europe, how women were chosen, and at what ages, makes this part of history dark and troubling. Over time, the women delivered to these areas by ship were viewed as mysterious to the locals, causing many to believe these women were supernatural beings. The women discuss vampire representation in media and theories on their origins. The episode closes with how they would choose to live as vampires should they ever have to.
Treasured math teacher Colleen Ritzer was killed by one of her students in October of 2013.Philip Chism committed a gruesome crime at just 14 years old and would go on to reoffend following his detainment during his trial. His defense led with a psychotic break being reason for “snapping”, had it not been for surveillance cameras installed at the school in addition to the chilling clues left behind, he may have gotten an easier sentence due to mental illness. The women discuss the trial as well as developments after his arrest. TW: sexual assault, graphic material
Daniela shares information on the church known as La Luz del Mundo, the Light of the World. Founded by Aarón Joaquín Gonzalez in 1926, the church claims to be the only “true” church which can provide eternal salvation to its followers. Practices by leaders known as “apostles” have come to light as survivors report what occurred behind closed doors. The women discuss the HBO docuseries titled Unveiled: Surviving La Luz del Mundo. TW: child sexual abuse, grooming, graphic material Source: https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2022/dec/06/unveiled-hbo-max-la-luz-del-mundohttps://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2022/12/06/unveiled-la-luz-del-mundo-hbohttps://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-06-03/as-sex-abuse-trial-starts-proceedings-could-pull-back-curtain-on-la-luz-del-mundo-churchhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Luz_del_Mundohttps://www.univision.com/noticias/criminalidad/naason-joaquin-complice-susana-medina-oaxaca-condenada-a-libertad-condicional-y-evita-la-carcelhttps://nationworldnews.com/fugitive-now-a-search-priority-in-la-luz-del-mundos-case-of-pedophilia/https://www.lamag.com/citythinkblog/woman-sentenced-to-4-years-for-role-in-megachurch-sex-crimes/
The women celebrate their three year anniversary of the podcast and chat before introducing the topic of the episode. Daniela defines astral projection and how the experts say it can be achieved. Many claim this is a safe practice, however, there are dangers of the unknown realm. TW: rape Sources: https://www.bustle.com/life/is-astral-projection-real-literal-out-of-body-experiences-psychics-mediumshttps://www.livescience.com/27978-astral-projection.htmlhttps://www.bustle.com/life/how-to-experience-astral-projection-astrologer-psychichttps://www.reddit.com/r/AstralProjection/comments/n34zh5/astral_projection_quick_start_guide/https://www.reddit.com/r/AstralProjection/comments/1127hag/give_me_your_strange_oneliners_from_the_other_side/https://www.paranormalcatalog.net/unexplained-phenomena/can-astral-projection-kill-youhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTP-gMiNphwhttps://astralhq.com/astral-travel-dangers/https://astralhq.com/demonic-astral-projection/https://www.mindbodygreen.com/articles/astral-sexhttps://astralhq.com/astral-travel-stories/https://www.reddit.com/r/shortscarystories/comments/i8sspl/my_first_astral_projection_experience/https://medium.com/konsciously/lucid-dreaming-and-astral-travel-a25daff99968
Daniela and Abi briefly discuss the immortality of memes and the sad news of the suicide of Kailia Posey last year. Daniela shares the story of Mexican-American artist Jenni Rivera. Born July 2, 1969, Dolores Janney Rivera Saavedra went on to have a turbulent life ahead of her as she rose to fame. Her death has been analyzed through the years leading some to believe there was a conspiracy involving the Cartel. The episode wraps with a list of other musicians who met horrible fates involving the cartels of Mexico.Possible conspiracies for the plane crash are revisited. Sources:https://www.investigationdiscovery.com/crimefeed/mystery/banda-star-jenni-rivera-revealed-she-feared-for-her-life-months-before-she-was-killedhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenni_Riverahttps://www.bustle.com/entertainment/what-caused-jenni-rivera-plane-crash-conspiracy-theorieshttps://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local/crime/article/Jenni-Rivera-s-death-supposedly-linked-to-cartel-6375506.phphttps://www.latintimes.com/jenni-rivera-death-edgar-valdez-villarreal-la-barbie-allegedly-linked-diva-de-la-327671https://allthatsinteresting.com/jenni-rivera-deathhttps://www.buzzfeed.com/norbertobriceno/bone-chilling-murders-of-mexican-folk-musicians
Abi breaks down the events leading up to MLK’s involvement with the Sanitation worker’s strike in Memphis while he prepared for the Poor People’s March.The women discuss King’s last major push for civil rights and powerful words the night before his death. Many believe his words foreshadowed his time had run out. On April 4, 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King suffered a single shot to the neck while waiting to go to dinner. Audio is played from a Smithsonian documentary called MLK: The Assassination Tapes.Abi reads articles from NPR, Time, and History.com on the assassin James Earl Ray and whether people believe he could have done it.
Abi describes how the Tuskegee Airmen protested the discrimination they faced in the military. She then picks up Civil Rights Movement events after 1957 followed by the problems Martin Luther King would soon face as he became involved with questionable characters according to the FBI. The episode closes with shocking revelations. TW: sexual assault
Abi summarizes key moments in Black American history beginning in the 1940s leading up to the Civil Rights Movement. (The year 1957 acts as a bookmark, further discussion of the movement continues in Part II.) Martin Luther King Jr. becomes appointed to the Southern Christian Leadership Council establishing him as a public figure to the world stage in the year 1957 during the Prayer Pilgrimage at Lincoln Memorial. MLK’s early life, his marriage and achievements are described followed by how his life became threatened. The women discuss examples of discrimination and what they’ve learned. Correction from introduction: the tapes mentioned are not declassified until 2027
Starting the year off strong with dark and twisted material, Daniela presents the European fae. The women open the episode chatting about anxiety with special shout-outs to Abi's mom and husband. Daniela describes the various kinds of fae with regard to cultures from where they originated and the superstitions that developed. Mischievous little creatures are said to try and replace human infants with their own kind, abducting and raising the child. Babies born with disabilities may have been abused or abandoned, placing blame on the evil fairies for stealing their child or cursing them. Daniela fights Pepper for the spotlight in this one making them believe she was being controlled by fairies.They discuss how they relate to changelings and learn some fae from other regions.Beware of dark humor and pawning off of offspring in this one. TW: infanticide, abuse
Abi shares a few true crime updates that occurred this year emphasizing the initial intentions behind the podcast still stand.The women discuss the incredible, partially-solved mystery of the "Boy in the Box". Found dead in a JCPenney Box, naked and wrapped in a flannel blanket in the year 1957, decades would pass before anyone would know his name. Abi shares the case of the untimely death of Lauren Smith-Fields. Having been found unresponsive by her Bumble date, authorities were called, only to mishandle the situation completely.
The women discuss Christmas traditions old and new with “elf on a shelf” launching the conversation after a silly intro by Abi. They then reminisce on memories from childhood and how they discovered the truth about Santa.Daniela shares origins and details of mythical creatures from around the world. In the U.S., the main fear for naughty children would be a lump of coal rather than sought-after gifts, overseas would see a fate more grim. There’s short intermission to quote Zack and Miri before returning to the list of both terrifying and cuddly creatures continues.Friends and family beware, in this one they over share, as FYI and TMI are included in the convo on UTI’s. Topic transitions to personal life chit chat around 1:10:00, listener discretion advised, NSFW, “gross”
Daniela shares exciting news having to do with one of the podcast’s first episodes.Abi shares a kidnapping case with a remarkable conclusion.Born to Parents Luzaida Cuevas and Pedro Vera, Delimar would turn up missing after only 10 days at home. A fire was officially reported to have taken her life. But without any remains, her mother just couldn’t let it go. She knew she was alive.The episode concludes with theories on how the abduction was carried out.TW: miscarriage
Daniela informs Abi about a superstition shared by multiple cultures around the world centering around the feeling of personal longing for another person's belongings or some aspect of their life.
Envy, or an extension of this emotion, is said to have the power to affect the person with the things the other person lacks. Whether the "evil eye" is given intentionally or not, there are steps to protect yourself.
November 2016 was supposed to bring an exciting end of a chapter for the couple Lisa and Joel, no one could predict the tragic and disturbing end they would receive instead. The crime scene has been described as unforgettable and the crime, unforgivable. TW: graphic material, violence
Daniela breaks down the Delphi murder case from the point of discovery of Abby and Libby and through the investigation. Details being kept confidential as suspects are brought in keeps the families hopeful the killer will be caught. The town would find out a predator hid within their community, well, several predators. There were secrets nobody knew until accounts and devices belonging to the girls were analyzed revealing an online interaction that would become evidence. Sheriff Tobe Leazenby of Caroll County Indiana advising parents to keep a close eye on their children now stands out as a hint and sends a clear warning.
The women open the episode discussing true crime entertainment and expand on the Dahmer series receiving backlash. Abi describes ways in which owners connect to their pets before and after death via mediums.
The women open the episode lightheartedly before jumping into the case of Abigail Williams and Liberty German.
After stumbling over some location pronunciations, they get familiar with the area the girls were from and Daniela reads a timeline of Abby and Libby’s time spent together before going missing February 13, 2017. Fortunately their family members immediately sensed the urgency when they couldn’t reach the girls on their phones and the community sprung to action in search of the two. Despite so many things done right, tragically it was too late for Abby and Libby. The mystery is unraveling in Delphi, Indiana and soon hard work may pay off in the form of justice.
The women open the episode discussing Sassy’s departure and how Daniela is moving forward. Athens, Ohio is said to be home to one of the most haunted college campuses in the U.S. An array of different spirits are reported to linger on and around burial properties and dorms. Apparitions, poltergeist activity, and strange specific sounds scare students constantly. Some tales are unbelievable, sadly due to them being urban legends. Even with exaggeration, it can be agreed that something supernatural remains in the area and throughout the town. TW: suicide The episode closes with bizarre rumors about Doja Cat and pseudoscience claims that supposedly back up the idea that water can carry evil.
Daniela breaks down the steps and specificities of summoning entities.
After 16 minutes, the antics are heightened with instructions on how to summon a demon. Depending on the desire, there is a demon to fit the task or goal.
WARNING: Attempts of any of the mentioned practices and the resulting consequences are the responsibility of the conjuror and may pose risk to their very livelihood. Heed any and all warnings before practicing necromancy and respect any rules in place.
This episode’s recording is special because it’s the final one Sassy will be present for.
Rest in eternal peace, little Hellhound, we will miss you always.
Daniela kicks off this chilling episode with a trivia segment where Abi is quizzed on Halloween-related material.
WARNING: Participants of any of these games or challenges may experience disturbing activity following their attempts and may have trouble getting supernatural forces out of their spaces, players' discretion is advised.
The women go over the rules of eerie games and question if players are brave or simply foolish. Beware, these are no "Light as a Feather".....
Before starting on the haunted dolls, Daniela shares an unsettling story currently firing up the public.
A woman in Montana mistook a Husky for a hybrid wolf pup, killing and skinning the animal and posting to Facebook before being dragged by the internet.
Abi shares another story of a woman, who purposely endangered a dog’s life, merely due to her racism against the owner.
The list of haunted dolls begins with the eerie tale of Robert the doll and continues with some notorious names and some less heard of. All in all, they still creep us out.
Daniela shares the tragic murder of Valerie Reyes by an ex-boyfriend who wouldn’t let her go. The violent crime was committed with such carelessness and arrogance, to the satisfaction of the police who were able to track the murder back to Javier Da Silva Rojas.
Abi shares a harrowing case out of Clinton, Missouri shaking up the area's peaceful existence. In 1991, Angela Hammond was talking to her fiance Robbie on a payphone when she was taken. Despite searching for years there has been no sign of her to this day. Robbie Shafer, who had given her a ring in January of that year, regrets not being able to get to her in time. An update throws a twist into the mix with the public finding out about a letter. The discussion turns to pop culture scandal.
Daniela shares unbelievable ill-fated events involving disturbing subjects and dark humor.
The episode wraps with the most Final Destination-esque deaths ever. 1:03:00-1:05:26 explicit material. The theories as to the why’s and the how’s run wild in this one. From viagra to the dangers of scarves, these freak accidents prove there are more than a thousand ways to die.
The women react to Jennifer’s Body trivia and facts behind the scenes discussing the film along the way. Abi proceeds to break down scenes leading up to the ritual, spoilers included, where a character is sacrificed for fame.
The true crime case drawing parallels to the film’s plot is detailed beginning at 26:00 when the case is introduced. Listener discretion is advised as this episode entails extreme swings towards darker matter.
Elyse Pahler was 15 when she violently lost her life in the name of Satan for the promise of a successful music career. A eucalyptus grove of Nipomo Mesa held her body for eight months while the heinous killers roamed free, sometimes returning to her body.
Turning to positive subjects to end the show, the women discuss Abi’s ties to California, Stranger Things, some favorite quotes, and opinions on live-action Disney films.
TW: graphic violence, abuse of a corpse
Daniela opens the episode discussing wild responses she received on a Reddit thread for a future episode.
After a messy geography refresh, stories are read describing people running into unexplainable and terrifying things that weren’t human.
Cryptids are said to stalk the region, preying on children mostly. Things are not what they appear and will surely get under your skin in this chilling episode.
Abi introduces the series with information on marketing tactics used during the promotion of Jennifer’s Body and goes on to discuss the film’s title. Having been named after a song on Hole’s 1994 Live Through This album, it has been said the song's lyrics are linked to an abduction case in 1977. Often referred to as the Girl in the Box, Colleen Stan was kept captive and abused for seven years by Cameron Hooker and his wife Janice. Colleen was hitchhiking from her home in Oregon to a friend's birthday party in Northern California when she believed she found a safe ride. A husband and wife with a baby appeared harmless, she was gravely mistaken. Her faith and compliance kept her alive and she was freed, saying nothing to the authorities. Her story was heard once Janice reported Cameron for another horrible crime and he is in prison.
TW: abuse, torture, sexual assault
In our first QUICK & CREEPY, a shorter version of our episodes, Daniela details the infamous case of a young girl in Japan late 1980s.
Strong trigger warnings for this one due to its graphic material, listener discretion advised.
Junko Furuta was seventeen when she was abducted on November 25, 1988. She was held for weeks and tortured in sickening ways eventually succumbing to her horrific injuries.
Her main captors included Shinji Minato, Hiroshi Miyano, Jō Ogura, and Yasushi Watanabe, however, more men with ties to the Yakuza learned of Junko's captivity and would come and go as they pleased, abusing her until her final moments alive.
TW: child abuse, torture, sexual assault, graphic content
Abi and Daniela celebrate their 100th episode by covering Alien—related material for the first time ever.
Abi opens the episode with stalking statistics and the women discuss how serious of a problem it is.
Cindy James suffered from long-term stalking from October 1982 until her disturbing and unsolved demise in June of 1989.
Despite years of being tormented by calls and even being attacked and tied by the neck with black nylon, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police began to suspect she staged incident after incident and even her homicide.
The women attempt to tie up loose ends as they discuss investigation findings and autopsy results. Some questions are answered but two remain in the end, what happened to Cindy James and why would anyone go to such lengths?
The episode features the cryptic message left on Cindy’s ex-husband Roy Makepeace’s voice message machine in 1988.
TW: stalking, assault, psychosis, animal murder
Daniela opens the show with Cryptids of Louisiana's swamps.
With the final cryptid’s file containing several personal experiences with it, sleep paralysis, and marks left on the body, it's sure to be the scariest creature mentioned in a while. Charlie horse cramps and being ridden like a horse are both possible nightmarish outcomes should you be so lucky.
Cajun superstitions are shared by category and the episode wraps with tips and tricks to prevent any run-ins with evil.
Dots are connected a bit too slowly and two sisterhoods are brought up, bringing on the laughs.
TW: legend of bestial pursuing
Abi begins at the top of the show by discussing methods different groups are using to predict how long someone has to live.
The segment is followed by listing celebrities who were successful in predicting their deaths.
A case from an episode of Unsolved Mysteries is recited where 16-year-old Kathy Hobbs had a feeling from a very early age that she wouldn’t live passed her 16th birthday.
Daniela educates Abi on CERN and what conspiracy theories are floating around lately.
Abi wraps the episode with two inspiring stories from recent news.
The women begin the episode by addressing their feelings about the overturning of Roe v. Wade and share their fears and hopes for the future in the candid discussion. Daniela shares stories of mystical and supernatural happenings down in Louisiana. Sources: acadianhistorical.org thescarechamber.com peachtown.org visitcryptoville.com mentalfloss.com
Abi opens the segment with a recent neighborly interaction that made her feel awkward and asks Daniela's opinion on the situation. After catching up, the case begins with the introduction of Orsolya Gaal, a 51-year-old mother of two living in Queens with her family. On the morning of April 16, 2022, a man walking his two dogs stumbled upon a large duffle bag on a path toward Forest Park. Her body was stuffed inside covered with stab wounds, but from who? Surveillance from several ring doorbells would tell the police where to start looking.
A recent lightning-strike death has Daniela and Abi instilled with a new fear of lightning striking at any time. The women end the episode with talk of dog training goals and trying not to let depression keep them down.
Daniela describes dreams where her grandmother may have tried to pass on a message from the other side.
Anastasia Lechtchenko was born to Russian parents, Yuliya her mother, and Igor, her father. Having fallen into the dark side of drugs and crime while growing up in Mexico, Anastasia gets involved with unsavory characters. One day after endless arguments with her mother, and perhaps under the influence of something, Anastasia kills and dismembers her mother and younger sister. Following the murders, she suggests she might not have done it.
Could this young woman really be behind such a heinous crime?
The episode wraps with a few updates and the women gloss over some recent true crime news.
TW: graphic material, child murder
Legends speak of a stranger's visit to Loftus Hall, leaving Anne Tottenham brokenhearted. So brokenhearted she perished in the Tapestry Chamber of the mansion and still walks its halls today.
Regardless of its truths, the dark history has cast a shadow on the building; many speak of feeling a presence as they roam inside.
Abi details what she remembers seeing at the Zac Bagans' Haunted Museum recently. She mistakenly calls Lily the doll by the name of 'Lisa' and hopes no ill will comes her way for that.
Diving right into Reddit stories of terrifying encounters in the ocean, Daniela recalls a memory involving a hungry catfish. As if the dark seas weren't scary enough, "keepers of the deep" are said to drag any survivors who attempt to escape to the surface.
Theories get wild in this one, so check your nitrogen levels and gear up correctly or you may hallucinate that you're safe.
The episode opens with an honest discussion on the recent elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
The episode’s topic begins at 24:00 with Daniela introducing theories as well as scientific findings in the deep ocean. Stories online speak of creature-like sounds coming from the vast deep waters leading some to believe we have more we have yet to discover.
May is National Pet Month and to celebrate the selfless and loving acts of animals, Abi reads stories of pets saving humans. Of course, there are Disney references in this one, but not nearly enough.
TW: dangerous situations; suicide is mentioned in Cheyenne’s story 42:58- 43:34
With the current political climate regarding women’s rights, Daniela introduces the topic. Will they ever not quote The Birdcage?
The women discuss anti-abortion violence through the decades.
Mispronunciations were left in throughout the episode for some much-needed comic relief.
The episode wraps with a discussion on bodily rights being violated in another way.
These conversations are taking place currently in the news and social media platforms and are important, however, if these topics are uncomfortable, we will see you next time.
TW: abortion, gun violence
In the series conclusion, Abi begins by wrapping up on the inspiration behind Scream's writing. Turns out, personal experience also had a lot to do with the fabric of the films.
The episode goes on to discuss the incredibly disturbing and sad murder of 16-year-old Cassie Jo Stoddart. The crime is referred to as the 'Scream Murder' due to the killers stating they aspired to live out the film's events.
Two of Cassie's peers from school decided they would recreate a horror film scenario the night Cassie was to begin her housesitting job at her uncle and aunt's home. On Friday September 22, 2006, Cassie was attacked with knives and left for dead until being found late on Sunday. Brian Draper and Torey Adamcik were giddy with excitement as they recorded themselves talking after the murder. Sound clips begin around 28:00.
The boys plans would fall through the cracks as interrogations would heat up. They remain at the Idaho State Correctional Institution in Kuna, Ada County, serving their life sentences without the possibility of parole.
TW: graphic content, disturbing sound clips
Abi shares a creepy interaction she shared with a woman in a dream recently. The women discuss reoccurring instances in dreams and nightmares.
Daniela introduces the topic with the history behind the owl as an omen and goes on to describe how the Mexican urban legend came to be and how to protect yourself should you hear a lone owl at your window at night.
Real stories are read and Abi shares stories she’s been told about possible run-ins with the witch.
The women wrap up the episode with discussion on the film “X”, (beware there are spoilers at 39:30-41:00ish) and other films they are interested in lately.
The episode opens with an update on Daniela’s spiritual journey followed by discussion about online healing and psychic readings.
The topic at hand returns to the writing of the film Scream where Kevin Williamson, writer of the films in the franchise, took inspiration from yet another true crime case. Historically the case would change how the public viewed crime when a senseless killing is committed just for the sake of getting away with it. Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb grew up in Kenwood, Chicago with their wealthy Jewish families but hadn't met until they were both attending the University of Chicago at the ripe age of 15. Over the years Nathan would grow to admire Richard and they began committing petty crimes and burglaries together in exchange for aspects of a romantic relationship.
In the summer of 1924, the city of Chicago was shaken to the core after the brutal slaying of a child, questioning the morality of the youth in this day and age.
Referred to as the “perfect crime” solely based on the IQ’s and lack of motive for two privileged young men, 33 days of trial would see the guilty parties escape execution thanks to the famous attorney Clarence Darrow.
Daniela and Abi discuss the inevitable, when younger generations ask who Drew Barrymore is.
TW: child murder, sexual abuse
Spirit keeping has come to the attention of the paranormal community. In this episode, Daniela breaks down what the internet has gathered on the practice so far and reads some FAQ’s from a popular website that’s in the business of spirit keeping.
Why is there hardly any info online for this? Does conjuring up something and keeping it for yourself bring only negative results? Annabelle origin story?
The women discuss horror movies and a new docuseries coming out with potential of being covered on the podcast.
They discuss a recent local scandal that started innocent enough but has surely endangered a minor.
Abi shares what's creeped her out lately.
The episode opens with police and addressing the public during the investigation as the community tried not to panic. The women have a discussion on how the slap at the Oscars ties into the Scream film universe and share their opinions on the incident. After wrapping up with pop culture news, they return to Gainesville, Florida 1990. Abi discloses findings that occurred between killings and the events that followed the last set of murders in Gainesville before Rolling appeared to attempt to make a run for it. Robberies, a suspicious campsite in the woods, and a Crime Stoppers tip had Rolling's name all over them, but not yet to the authorities' knowledge. Unknown to them, an innocent-looking tape at mentioned campsite would have Rolling name himself right on it. A red herring known as Ed Humphrey nearly had everyone convinced the Ripper had been found, however a DNA finding changed everything. Daniela and Abi discuss Rolling's country star potential had social media existed. Abi prefaces the events of some of the trial before going on to refer to ABC's coverage of the episode trial and the victim's family members' statements. Sondra London, the journalist who got engaged to Danny Rolling before his trial, sparks the idea of what applies to a “pick me” serial killer edition. Daniela witnessing a dog on a flatbed triggers a conversation on dog safety to end the episode. TW: graphic content, sexual assault
Daniela spends time with family as they reflect on times when the supernatural might've been in their presence. Now that's terrifying.
The women open the episode with nail art after Abi shares her over-sweating to keep the intro light enough. Abi goes on to open up about the passing of her family dog before sharing a recent set of events that may indicate Honey's spirit came home to say her goodbyes.
A Susan Powell Cox update is given on the results of remains being found this year.
This long awaited episode kicks off with Abi's love of the Scream film franchise and Kevin Williamson's writing (spoilers included). The movie itself came with inspiration from real life horrors in the case of the Gainesville Ripper.
In part 1, Abi dives into the past, discussing Danny Rolling's early life and leading up to his murders. As students began flocking to the University of Florida to begin their fall semester, Rolling made a campsite in some nearby woods, waiting til dark to strike.
The serial killer left disturbing scenes behind after his slayings and shook the community causing thousands to flee back home.
Abi closes the episode giving a layout of the episodes to come, in order to complete this multi-part series she's experimenting with.
TW: graphic violence, animal abuse, sexual assault, mental illness
The women open the episode sharing about their feelings on the calendar holidays and seasons but most importantly their 2 year anniversary of the podcast!
They go on to discuss Daniela’s puppies and the recent friendships they've made in their own backyard.
Daniela tells of the legend behind the Sultan's Palace of New Orlean's French Quarter. Upon admiring the architecture, one would never think that once its walls may have been dripping in blood. An imposter bought the mansion long ago leading to a night of brutal massacre of everyone in the building. A horrifying act of karma that led to the haunting of the mansion for all eternity.
While discussing the dark legend, they learn new vocabulary applying to the story leading to more questions concerning the past.
This update filled episode kicks off with Susan Powell’s possible remains being discovered followed by an update on Kendrick Johnson’s case.
Brandon Lawson was 26 when he mysteriously went missing on the night of August 8, early hours of August 9, 2013. Upon leaving his home in San Angelo, Texas, Brandon ran out of gas along U.S. Highway 277 on his way to Crowley, Texas.
A bizarre series of short calls between Brandon and his brother Kyle only piled onto the mystery of what happened that night.
Kyle discovered after that night that Brandon had made a panicked 911 call right before the deputy found his truck. A slowed version of this call plays at 15:00.
The episode wraps with the discovery of clothing and remains found near the site Brandon was broken down.
The women catch up and talk about having had snow recently. They share their recent discovery of a Cartoon Network/Blair Witch Project crossover special from 1999 titled The Scooby-Doo Project.
They go on to discuss HBO's Euphoria (including spoilers!) between 9:30-21:30 and discuss how some men have a complex when male parts and nudity exist at all.
A sexual encounter turned fatal in the summer of 2021 in Peru leaves Fiorela Liseth Diaz dead and her ex imprisoned.
Daniela shares the shocking way she found out about this violent case.
TW: graphic content and language, domestic violence, murder
Abi covers the story of Johnny Lewis, once a quirky young actor turned hopeful writer in LA whose life took a dark turn.
In the early 2000s, teen movies and TV shows featured the young Johnny Lewis as a lovable character which fit his personality until he lost control of his motorcycle. His behavior became erratic and soon he began committing violent assaults. Despite pleas from his father to see a doctor, Lewis was in and out of jail.
On September 26, 2012, Lewis attacked an elderly woman so brutally the only explanation had to be bath salts. The toxicology report would shock the public.
The episode wraps with discussion about the film Raise Your Voice featuring Hilary Duff and Kat Dennings where Johnny Lewis played a character nicknamed Kiwi.
TW: suicide, violence, graphic content, animal murder
Daniela tells of a hidden treasure where those who sought after it fell into some bad luck. Without evidence it exists many have begun to think the treasure is simply a legend.
The episode's topic runs to around the 20 minute mark with the women catching up and discussing life updates.
Daniela shares an uncomfortable memory of taking a meteorite to a professor, they read their horoscopes for 2022 and discuss how women bond over drinks.
The episode wraps with some upcoming minor changes with the podcast.
These devices can either remind you of the SAW franchise or an erotic website. Here, somehow it's both. In this episode, Abi shares details of ancient torture devices and methods.
Daniela tries to hunt down the method she can't seem to remember the name of.
Sit back, relax, and get ready to cringe from imagining the unbearable pain.
TW: sensitive material, graphic content
A mysterious stranger speaks of an incredible survival story unlike any other. Unknown rescuers pulled them from the rubble of an accident and returned to the center of the earth. Daniela shares the origins of Hollow Earth theory beginning with the cultural beliefs in the universal idea of an underworld and the reasoning behind the concept. Strange and unsettling in itself, but there are no limits to what is possible. Like, what if we were actually living inside of our planet instead of on its’ surface? What if the extraterrestrials we think exist visit us in UFOs that come from below us? Several theories collide in this mind-blowing episode.
Having left off with the discovery of the body and the days following the murder of JonBenét, Abi uses this episode to expand on theories that have driven many to believe the family members may have been involved in some way.
Beginning with the analysis of Patsy's 911 call, 1:50-3:22, and continued with Abi's dramatic reading (in case the breathy, panicked 911 call is not heard clearly), the audio is either rehearsed or genuinely filled with worry.
There was a secret 911 call made from the home 3 days prior to Patsy's, what could have been the reason for the call?
The women go on to discuss different elements of the crime including the potential weapons, potential motives, and most shocking of all, the suspects.
Detective Linda Arndt was the only officer at the residence when the case went from kidnapping to murder, and her handling and observations on the case were shared in an interview.
With all the suspects mentioned, could this really clear the family members of ALL involvement?
The episode closes with some updates from previously covered cases, Scott Peterson and Josh Duggar before ending on a lighter note to cleanse the palate.
TW: graphic content, child murder, sexual assault
In part 1 of a two-part discussion, Abi introduces the Ramsey family before going on to describe the horrible crime that took the life of six-year-old JonBenét Christmastime of 1996.
More information has since been introduced to the public in recent years, and whether sensationalized or not, the nation was transfixed on this murder. Countless docuseries continue to come out but the focus of the details comes from ABC 20/20 special The List: Who Killed JonBenét? and the ABC special Inside the Day JonBenét Was Found.
The surface may be scratched in part 1, but right below lie the clues to put this mystery together and then blow the case up all over again. Hang on tight folks.
TW: graphic content, sexual assault, child murder
In today’s especially long episode, the ladies discuss some heavy material as Daniela reads cases of near-death experiences ranging from tame to unbelievably outrageous.
With some experiencing ultimate peace and others describing Hell itself, why are there multiple highly-specific matching details within both categories? Sensations, smells, and visuals. Do our brains decide how to keep us alive?
The women go on to discuss theories on the brain’s activity during trauma events, deja vu, merging realities, drugs, and a mind-blowing phenomenon known as shared death experience.
Daniela reads a powerful short story titled The Egg by Andy Weir that leaves Abi speechless.
The episode closes with an update on Daniela’s puppy adoption.
Buckle your seat belts, this one’s wild.
Trigger Warnings: Drugs, suicide, graphic content
Abi shares three incredible stories of survivors from "I Survived" Season 5 Episode 9. Albert LeDeau was newly enlisted in the Army as a paratrooper when a new friend invites him to a New Year's Eve Party. The two men stop at a dump site off base before the party to do some shooting, Albert soon discovers the sinister plans his new friend has in store. Albert is hunted by Kenneth Tye for hours until he finds help.
In the second story, Matthew Briggs from the UK is hiking in a remote area of New Zealand with his dog when he takes a rough 5 meter fall off a cliff. For 10 days he tended to his wounds and dragged himself downhill through brush and across a river with his dog to safety.
In the final story, Kristie Reed is only 14 years old when she comes across her sister's body and is assaulted in her home. Her brutal attack left her with scars and survivor's guilt but her family has begun a foundation and her story has inspired many.
The women discuss their superstitions when it comes to life plans and Daniela shares exciting news that she hopes Abi won't jinx.
TW: assault, weapons, rape
Daniela shares imaginary friend experiences, where, in most cases, somehow the child was not afraid and the adult was petrified. These encounters chill the hosts to the core, especially when these so-called friends seem to have questionable intentions. It seems rare but more than one child in the family eventually befriends the same imaginary friend for a short time following the older child’s experience.
Could this be a shared psychosis among four-year-olds that doesn’t last? Who knows, one thing’s certain, whatever you do, don’t ask them what their friend looks like.
Abi shares a chillingly gruesome quadruple murder case from 1981 that remains unsolved despite strong suspicions and evidence at the time and even in the years following the crime. Upon reinvestigation, it appears the Department of Justice and the Plumas County Sheriff's Office let the case grow cold on purpose. What were they trying to hide?
On April 12, 1981, Sheila Sharp returned home after sleeping over at the cabin next door to find her mother Sue, brother John and his friend Dana all slaughtered in the living room. Her little sister Tina's remains would be found three years later 30 miles from Keddie. Somehow, Sheila's younger brothers, Rick and Greg, along with their friend Justin Smartt who was sleeping over, were left unharmed and seemingly unaware of the tragic evening's events. Justin's presence alone might be the key to solving this crime.
Abi shares the horrific history of the Pennhurst State School where patients with different disabilities were admitted and included orphans, immigrants, and criminals among the residents. All patients experienced hell on earth from its beginnings in 1903 until its closure in 1987. The grounds hold an extreme amount of paranormal activity to this day.
The announcement is shared of the scary story contest being extended and the winner of the giveaway will be selected in mid-February for the podcast's anniversary.
Daniela shares her eerie and unsettling experiences while Randonauting in Comstock with a friend.
TW: mental illness, abuse, unsettling material
Daniela gives Abi the disappointing truth behind the origins of the notorious Dybbuk box. The myth and story behind it may have been fiction, but could the creator have unleashed something sinister from it? The misfortunes that came from having the Dybbuk Box seem to be real and dangerous.
Daniela goes on to describe terrifying curses that were placed on objects from around the world and what befell those who came to possess them.
Gimme the Creeps is going on a small hiatus, but the ladies will be back for Halloween!
Daniela shares instances where missing persons have mysteriously never been found or whose bodies were found years later in unexplainable locations after visiting National Park areas. Could there be some kind of cryptid taking children and unsuspecting victims to a secret lair? Or could it be feral people consuming them? Daniela and Abi discuss the Tik Tok trend where people who live in the mountainous regions of the country share from personal experience what it's like to have feral people living around them. If true, terrifying.
Abi takes on the topic of demonology this week discussing the seven archdemons paired with each of the seven deadly sins.
They discuss the history behind why 666 is considered evil which turns out to have a shocking twist.
Abi then reads out bizarre instances where cursed objects negatively affected those who came to possess them.
Of course, there’s a pop culture moment where the women discuss celebrity gossip.
Head's up, the episode ends on a pretty low note. Unable to appropriately fit in thoughts on what’s going on in Afghanistan, concerns are briefly expressed followed by an in-detail telling of Daniela's recent nightmare. And, with heavy hearts, a loss of a friend and listener is announced.
Daniela shares the chilling haunts of Antarctica and the women discuss the idea of sudden death vs. long-term suffering leading up to death and what it might mean for the spirits that linger. Having just turned 15, Sassy, Daniela's adorable pup, shares her excitement with us throughout and thus this episode is dedicated to her. With some goofs in between, this is a less serious but spooky return to the paranormal. They discuss what they found scared them all around the internet lately featuring a flat earth theory. The episode closes with a special announcement on how listeners can be included in the scares this upcoming Halloween.
As per request, Abi shares the story of two child murderers from the UK. However, the shock comes when hearing that the victim was also a child himself. On February 12, 1993, Denise Fergus' world changed forever when a normal shopping day turned into a parent's worst nightmare.
Two year old James Bulger was led away from his mother by two ten-year-old boys skipping school. Jon Venables and Robert Thompson were the youngest sentenced for murder in the last century in the UK.
Dozens of witnessness saw and or questioned the boys, some choosing to ignore the group as James appeared distressed.
*At 35 minutes: correction of who confronted James and how the boys lied, followed by a heavy trigger warning where more details are revealed about what happened to James that day
And correction here as well, his body was indeed cut in half by a train before being found.*TW: child violence/murder
In the series finale, Daniela shares the effects the introduction and developments in the drug trade have had on what is known as narcoculture.
The immigration of the Spanish and Chinese brought cannabis and opium to the forefront in narcotic production as their distribution gained momentum.
Prohibition and other events in history shaped the drug trafficking world and continue to inspire movies based around this culture.
The episode goes on to entail the flair in fashion as well as the romanticization in narcocorridos and at times, the violent religious practices that the cartels perform.
The episode closes with discussion of what the future might hold for narcoculture.
In this week's episode, Daniela details the illegal activities and arrests of members and bosses in the Sinaloa Cartel.
The women go on to discuss narcoculture in cinema, taking a moment to both appreciate and roast the American heroes that don't seem to be allowed to age out of their traditional movie roles. There are many belches throughout this one, sometimes you have to let it out and keep going.
In part 2, Daniela tells of some of the women who made names for themselves in the Cartel scene which, surprisingly, comprise of a beauty queen or two.
The women discuss an evolving role of women in areas where crime seems to be the only way to get ahead.
Daniela takes us headfirst into the origins of the Mexican Cartel, focusing on the Juarez Cartel, whose control is so deep, its civilians cannot trust that the authorities have their protection in mind. Daniela shares memories and stories from her wild teen years partying in Mexico with her friends, feeling the thrill of the risk and escaping the possible dangers unharmed, luckily. Although we carry on with dark humor, we do not condone the use of drugs or illegal activity. TW: drugs, violence
In the conclusion of the series, the desperation to find Susan grows as the investigation takes a secret route. Operation Tsunami entails wiretaps and a public event where Steve proudly declares he has a piece of evidence in his possession, little does he know it's a different piece of evidence that ends up being just the thing to put him behind bars.
Steve is arrested on charges of felony voyeurism and possession of child pornography. Josh Powell loses custody of the boys as the family crumbles around him.
On February 5, 2012, Josh Powell kills himself and his two sons in a shocking turn of events as he's having a supervised visit.
Falling under the pressure of the investigation, Michael Powell, Josh's brother also commits suicide.
The turmoil left behind also leaves a mystery as the Cox's try to pick up the pieces with no one left to answer the questions.
The episode also entails some updates on the evidence obtained.
TW: child murder, suicide
When Susan goes missing on December 7, 2009, all eyes are on Josh Powell. Together with the family and friends of Susan, the West Valley P.D. gather enough information to make Josh the main suspect, however, circumstantial evidence isn't enough.
It appeared that every tactic used by the police was circumvented by Josh as frustrations grow with his lack of cooperation.
Jennifer Graves volunteers to wear a wire and visit the now roommates, Josh and Steve. And when Steve is questioned about his and Susan's past, he paints Susan as a sex-starved woman who was in love with him.
It seems the only witnesses may have been Susan's two boys, but with Charlie being the only one to really speak about it and being he was only 4, the police can't help but question whether or not he is a reliable witness. A segment of Charlie's first interview can be heard here, where he states "Mommy stayed where the crystals are."
The episode closes with a 2019 update on Josh's whereabouts after taking his minivan back from the police with a tracker on it.
Abi briefly recaps the creepy harassment Susan's father-in-law put her through then continues with the early married years between Josh and Susan prior to children as Josh showed more of his selfish tendencies.
Josh Powell had unexplained habits that cause Abi to develop a theory for how he felt about self-control and arousal.
Susan is thrilled when they start their family with the births of Charlie and Braden however, her marriage continues to crumble.
Steve and Terrica's divorce did a number on Josh and official statements from divorce documents cause alarm as the women apply his father's behavior to Josh himself.
The episode closes with a drive-thru mishap that left Abi flustered yet feeling assertive.
Susan and Josh Powell's marriage is on the rocks with Josh draining funds on electronics and making bizarre financial decisions, mocking Susan's religion, and becoming more controlling over her.
Susan struggles to make it work but pushes on hoping for a happier marriage and a baby girl. Behind the scenes, she takes several steps to prepare for a divorce. She tells her friends she is threatened by Josh makes it clear that if anything happens to her, it wasn't an accident. The closing audio from the video she made filming their assets is played in this episode to emphasizing the chilling message Susan sent before she was gone.
In this episode, things are coming to a head with Susan going missing in December 2009 and all those who knew her fearing the worst.
Abi dives into part one of the multipart series discussing the mysterious and tragic life and disappearance of Susan Cox Powell from West Valley City, Utah in December 2009.
This episode entails some background on Susan, how she met Josh Powell, and his father's disturbing secrets.
Daniela and Abi are discussing astrology when the episode opens, having some fun with a chart posted online before both are stricken with fear over why some people see their double. What are these things and what do they want?
Also discussed are their dreams and how they enjoy scaring their younger siblings.
The two laugh as Daniela searches her old posts for a creepypasta she’d shared years ago which leads back to their slight fear of mirrors.
Daniela goes on to describe what doppelgängers are and who in history is said to have seen theirs as the two get hysterically scared by experiences submitted online of terrifying experiences with these unfamiliar lookalikes.
Abi shares the recent news of Amy Carlson, aka Mother God, who has passed away leaving her cult named Love Has Won behind. The group, which was considered local to the Crestone area of Colorado, garnered thousands of supporters and members using the power of the internet as well as Mother God's power of "spiritual surgery".
Anxiety in public is discussed, those with queasiness over the talk of vomit should skip at 9 minutes in until about 10 minutes in.
The women discuss the Dr. Phil show where Daniela shocks Abi with a distant familial tie to the show.
The episode wraps with tv show discussion and the Phillippi family putting down their healthy nine-year-old Boston Terrier, Bowser.
Daniela shares the story of mona Fandey, a Malaysian singer turned criminal.
Music, spirituality, facelifts, and….KFC? This true crime story is all over the place as Daniela recovers from fume inhalation.
Magic was promised to the victim but it seems invincibility comes only after death. She and her two accomplices were executed by hanging on November 2, 2001 after having one of the last trials conducted by a jury in Malaysia since all trials by jury were abolished on January 1, 1995.
The episode closes with an important update on Josh Duggar.
Children are supposed to rely on toys for joy and comfort, but sometimes toys have other plans. In this episode, Abi tells Daniela about some dolls with strange powers that keep paranormal investigators shopping on eBay.
The two women go on to discuss evolutionary biology theories they have on why we fear things and how we have changed our fear level. Abi shares her strange fear of animated adult-themed tv and their shared hatred for old-fashioned thinking.
TLC's hit show, 17 and Counting, premiered in September of 2008 and took the nation by storm giving the public a peek into the fascinating lives of a devout independent Baptist family living in Arkansas.
In this lengthy episode, Daniela breaks down the reality tv family, including the disturbing news that met the public concerning Josh Duggar's inappropriate behaviour with young girls, including his sisters, and goes on to detail what the family has been up to since the show was cancelled in 2015.
Listener discretion is advised
This episode is not for the faint of heart. Abi shares times when amusement parks offered the opposite of fun with some having fatal consequences.
The second part of the episode entails some of the events that unfolded beginning in the year 1977 in Canada. Roch Theriault had his followers build a commune and over the next few years, abuse and cruelty would evolve. The episode closes with hot takes on the vaccine arguments on social media.
Listener Discretion is advised.
24:35-28:30 child abuse and mutilation
30:17-30:49 Guy Veer’s castration
38:20-39:10 disturbing abuse of a body
While fear of the unknown comes in the form of thalassophobia as we discuss the ocean in this episode, the real fear lies in the mysteries behind why these vessels were found empty. Daniela tells of ghost ships that remain sailing the ocean without a crew and the women discuss the importance of NOT facing your fears when you aren't ready, as well as what "ghost shits" are.
In this shocking and honest episode, Abi tells of some gruesome animal attacks and opens up about what it's like to have a special case animal herself.
Abi ends her segment with the harrowing survival story of Yossi Ghinsberg and Kevin Gale in the jungles of Bolivia.
The women discuss statistically what animals are most likely to kill, how a man was found being eaten by his termites, and close the episode with explicit content, a variety pack of an episode.
Listener discretion is advised.
Daniela shares the history and practices involving La Santa Meurte, the female diety and folk saint in Mexican neo-paganism.
Abi expands on what went wrong the first time around in the investigation of Kendrick Johnson's death. The case has been reopened by Sheriff Ashley Paulk returned from retirement eager to give the Johnson family the long-awaited and well-deserved answers they never got. Source: NPR
In January of 2013, Kendrick Johnson was found dead in a rolled-up mat as it stood vertically in the "old gym" of Lowndes High in Valdosta, GA. His family believes there was a major cover-up taking place as the investigation rushed to rule his death an accident. Will a Reddit post undo these suspicions?
Abi shares some unsavory news she found out as well as some personal stories. Daniela shares the history and origins of the Incubus and Succubus with multiple versions believed in by different cultures all over the world.
TW: rape, mental illness
Abi tells Daniela instances where bodies were stumbled upon or placed in strange places. Some bodies were placed purposely by their killers, for others, it's still unknown how they got there.
TW: Discussion of suicide at 15:35-20:38
Daniela and Abi switch off giving the background on some of their favorite Greek beings featuring some steamy and controversial scenes. Abi acts out some of her favorite movie lines tied to this episode in some way.
Abi and Daniela discuss birthdays, diets, memory loss as podcasters, and begin the episode's case three times to get it right. Daniela shares the devastating and twisted story of two women who fooled everyone into believing they had a picture-perfect vision of a progressive family in the making with their adopted children. Jen and Sarah Hart would go on to become examples of how not to be parents.
Abi describes the eerie goings-on that led up to the heinous murders of six family members living on their quiet farm northeast of Munich in Bavaria, Germany. There's is a strong possibility the assailant stayed four days after committing the murders, tending the animals and fixing meals. The murders went unsolved until a 2007 investigation where a possible suspect has been kept secret to this day.
Information in German is linked in one of the sources here:
https://darkideas.net/true-crime-articles/from-the-dusty-archives/the-hinterkaifeck-murders-horror-on-a-bavarian-farm/
The episode comes to a close with talk of the U.S. inauguration, the frustration with social media and politics, controversial opinions on the cartel, and how Abi would hope to be recovered should she ever go missing.
Daniela keeps everyone in suspense until almost 8 minutes in and then she and Abi discuss nerds in documentaries and chit-chat. Will this be the one time Daniela isn't scared of her own topic?
Abi shares the history behind Waverly Hills Sanatorium and tells of the haunting that remains after all this time.
Daniela shares the story of the merciless serial killer Tommy Lynn Sells and the incredible survival of one of his last victims. Daniela reveals her ties to this story and it's quite shocking.
Listener discretion is advised due to graphic content.
There are some details that didn't make it to the trial and even details that nobody knew about due to malfunction. In the final segment, we discuss how much differently the trial would have gone if everything was out on the table. Get ready, this episode is where the Scott and Laci Peterson saga's plot thickens.
Abi gives a refresher from the last episode while adding in details she's since found and makes some corrections. They discuss the discovery of the bodies and how the case erupted as Scott is arrested in what looks to be an attempt to flee. The episode wraps with more detailed autopsy information and theories as to how a body decomposes in the ocean.
Graphic content warning.
In this episode, Abi breaks down the first three episodes of The Murder of Laci Peterson. Laci Peterson disappeared potentially from her home in Modesto, California on Christmas Eve 2002 while 8 months pregnant. Her husband Scott's actions led him to become the main suspect.
The women analyze and dissect the sequence of events that supposedly took place the day Laci Peterson went missing, as well as the effect the media had on this particular case.
A guest calls in to educate the women on how long it takes to get a boat in the water. Chris Watts is also briefly discussed towards the end of the episode.
The women discuss random things they are thankful for as Abi reflects on middle school mishaps. Daniela shares the mysterious tale of the English colony that went missing in 1590 leaving behind only the word "Croatoan" and etchings of "Cro".
Abi tells of Katherine Knight, an abusive woman obsessed with her knives and working at a slaughterhouse. Violence intensified until it all came to a head when she killed, skinned, and cooked parts of her common-law husband John Price in February of the year 2000. It's a wild ride that Daniela might not have been ready for.
Graphic Warning, listener discretion is advised.
The two women exchange urban legends from around the world while both admiring and roasting the Ghost Adventures tv series. They end with the discussion of scary games to play this Halloween.
Daniela shares the story of Emma Schmidt, also known as Anna Ecklund, who underwent an extensive exorcism in the year 1928. Behind the scenes, the women are sharing bathrooms with men and smelling dead mice which are things comparable to things that happen during a possession, both disturbing and disgusting.
Abi tells of the notorious Dyatlov Pass Incident led by Igor Dyatlov in February of 1959. The two women brainstorm and search theories until finally a conclusion is met as to what might've happened to the nine members of the expedition team.
Week two in October has Daniela telling Abi of instances where individuals experienced glitches in the matrix leaving the two freaked out and wondering if they, themselves, are real.
Welcoming October with open arms, Abi reads articles of chilling and disturbing unsolved mysteries involving babysitters. The episode closes with stories of children freaking out their babysitters.
Numbers from the articles for the open cases:
Evelyn: La Crosse Police Department 608-785-5962
Linda: Pocatello police at 208-234-6121
Cindy: Pocatello Police at (208) 234-6100 or Capt. Terry Felsman at (208) 234- 6127
Kelly: RCMP at 403-420-4900 or Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-8477
Daniela shares a reincarnation story linked back to Egyptian times. The two women discuss old commercials and their love for Disney blossoms into an improv idea.
Abi shares the harrowing and unbelievable survival story of Alison Botha in South Africa 1994. The two women discuss the awkward navigation of making friends as adults.
Warning: graphic content, and violence discussed. Listener discretion is advised.
The second group of stories brings more bizarre and supernatural mysteries that shake us to the core and give us the creeps.
Gather ‘round the campfire and prepare yourselves. These listener stories range from visions of apparitions to unexplained phenomena and are sure to give you the creeps.
Daniela gives the chilling story of a property in the Black Forest of Colorado plagued by paranormal activity. Some believe that secret government experiments may have opened a portal or Rainbow Vortex causing strange occurrences.
In the late 1970s and 1980s, cryptozoologist Loren Coleman explored a region in Massachusetts he called the Bridgewater Triangle. Here, many have reported seeing a variety of creatures, UFOs and paranormal activity. Buckle up, this one is jam-packed with spooky legends that all might stem from a bloody history.
For such a serious episode, the laughs at the start are pretty inappropriate, but also hilarious. Daniela shares the intense and still unsolved murder of the Arellanos family in Loma Alta while Abi blurs in and out of reality. **Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Edwards County Sheriffs office at 830-683-4104
Abi’s parents share their experiences with the supernatural, including a tale of panic in the presence of danger and strange events that occurred after the passing of her grandmother. Are we still connected to those who have moved on?
Daniela blows Abi’s mind with all the steps that take place for reincarnation to happen while she tries to inconspicuously snack on the loudest food in existence.
Abi explores the groups behind common conspiracy theories and gives some history on five of the most powerful families in the world. The most mysterious of the topics covered is the origins and purpose of the Georgia Guidestones. In between topics, the two women discuss current rumors surrounding Britney Spears and Shane Dawson.
Daniela shares the steps required to initiate Project Blue Beam where civilians would be under the impression that the apocalypse is spiritual. However it would all be holograms and technology used and led by NASA under the Antichrist’s New World Order.
In the early 1900s, the Midwest was overtaken by crazed ax killings, some of which are still unsolved. Abi tells of the historic and bloody Villisca Axe Murders while Daniela plays detective. Some things don't add up but they agree that peeping toms of this time were not susceptible to premature ejaculation considering the wardrobe of the era.
Daniela shares stories from individuals who have experience with shadow people and naturally they become easy-to-scare during the recording session.
Abi learns of Daniela's dyslexia in a shocking turn of events while sharing the bizarre story of Daniel LaPlante. His unusual burglary methods and stalking of the Andrews Family followed by the horrible murders of the Gustafsons have both women saying "Damn, Daniel!". Closing conversations have Abi sharing her distrust of Ellen DeGeneres and an awkward childhood memory.
Abi shares sleepwalking events ranging from bloody murders to a condition called sexsomnia where sleeping individuals engage in sexual activity. This episode is outrageous.
On an episode honoring the eternal love of a mother, Abi shares the harrowing yet incredible survival story of Teka Adams followed by Daniela's spooky tale of a mother's broken heart.
Musicians throughout history have been accused of contorting with evil and dark forces to reach the top. In this episode, Abi gives the background history of the Faustian Bargain and the earlier dealings with Lucifer during the 18th century and up to the Blues and Jazz eras. Daniela tells of the Mars Volta and their experience with "The Soothsayer" as chaotic events transpired during an album creation.
Zack and Addie kept the party going as they stuck it out through Katrina. The real fallout would occur an entire year later. Daniela shares of the atrocious homicide followed by some off-topic rambling about women in comedy and the unfairness of scratching in public by women vs men.
This episode is comprised of multiple segments which all entail bringing back the dead. Abi and Daniela break down and explore necromancy and all its possible forms. They discuss morality and share possible examples, questioning how the practice applies to both works of fiction and actual events. This episode discusses aspects of religion and magic, ending on a high note of sexual awakening.
Abi shares her embarrassing love for reality tv from the 2000s then tells of the murder story behind the reason for not airing Megan Wants a Millionaire or I Love Money 3. The episode closes on the importance of staying connected during this time and reaching out to those who are in quarantine with an abuser, the domestic abuse hotline can be reached at 1-800-7233.
Abi shares the story of survivor Agnes out of Texas in caffeine mode & we explain the party episode debacle.
Daniela breaks down the mysterious case of Gloria Ramirez who was brought to the hospital and ended up hospitalizing others.
Abi shares the history of the Ancient Ram Inn located in England. It's home to different entities that she would like to meet, however, Daniela is having none of it.
Irrational fears come to life in Daniela's chosen episode topic bringing out r-rated discussions and laughs.
Abi kicks off the week with an unsolved mystery. Was Deborah Wolfe's death a freak accident or a homicide cover-up?
The ladies open up about life struggles, the podcast & some honest-tea before getting down to business. Wendigos, Beasts & Devils oh my! Oh & some McHammer pants wearing aliens are all in today's first Cryptid episode.
Daniela shares the origin of Friday the 13th! Superstitions, accidents and even murder are discussed all while handling the effects of an energy drink in hysterics. We hope you enjoy the bloopers we left in on this special episode!
On today's first full-length episode, Daniela shares stories of the black-eyed children. They may just be crack heads, either way, she's terrified and it's hilarious.
The phenomenon known as spectrophilia, a bitter love story, and a brief history of mythical sirens are on the menu.