Morbid

The podcast explores the murder of the Grimes sisters in Chicago in 1956. It delves into the initial investigation, including eyewitness sightings and hidden information in the autopsy findings. The podcast also discusses the horrifying attitudes towards victims of sexual assault in the 1950s and the frustration caused by the lack of cooperation between law enforcement agencies. Doubts about the main suspect's guilt and the aftermath of the case are also examined.

Bernie Tiede, the man who confessed to the murder of Marjorie Nugent, and his captivating murder case are discussed. The podcast explores Bernie's background, his generosity towards others, and his use of stolen money to help those in need. It also delves into Marjorie's perception in the community, the shocking negligence in responding to a wellness check, and the challenges of finding an impartial jury. The emotional trial, jury verdict, and Bernie's sentencing are also highlighted.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the mysterious murder of Mamie Thurman in 1932. They explore rumors of her infidelity and question the conviction of the local handyman. The podcast delves into Mamie's life, her reputation, and the potential cover-up by powerful men. The hosts also analyze a letter written by Mamie and discuss the unsolved questions surrounding her death.

Explore the gripping tale of the Nutty Putty Cave, notorious for trapping explorers. Learn about the dangers of exploring sealed off places. Experience the harrowing rescue attempt to save John, trapped in the cave. Discover the decision to seal the cave and leave John's body inside. Delve into the supernatural qualities of caves and enjoy sponsor ads.

Actress Nan Patterson's passionate affair with Frank 'Caesar' Young leads to a sensational murder trial. The podcast covers Halloween costumes, downfall of relationships, shifting views on death penalty, and Nan's trial with conflicting witness accounts and media frenzy.

Alvin and Judith Ann Neelley, a married couple known for their brutal crimes in Georgia. Topics include the attacks on Ken Dooley and Linda Adair, the kidnapping and murder of Lisa Milliken, Judith's manipulative tactics, and the investigation of the case. The podcast also delves into the abusive nature of Alvin and Judy, the trial, conflicting narratives, Judy's testimony, and the guilty verdict.

The podcast explores the violent crime spree of Alvin and Judith Ann Neelley in Georgia in 1982, including their attacks on innocent people. It delves into Alvin Neelley's abusive behavior and criminal activities. The podcast also discusses the difficult upbringing of Judith Ann Neelley and her vulnerability to manipulation. It covers a woman's desperate measures to keep her husband from leaving, which escalate into criminal activities. The investigation uncovers evidence of chemical torture and murder, revealing the horrifying ordeal of the victim.

In this podcast, they discuss the mysterious murders of Elisabeth Congdon and Velma Pietila at Congdon's estate. The investigation leads to the arrest of Elisabeth's daughter Marjorie and her husband Roger, but both were eventually acquitted. The podcast also explores the haunted Glensheen mansion and delves into Marjorie's troubled behavior, financial problems, and deception. It concludes with the aftermath of the murders and Marjorie's suspicious actions.

Rachel Stavis, a real-life exorcist, reveals her journey and experiences removing entities. They discuss the thinness of the veil between realms, eerie experiences in their family home, sleep paralysis and night terrors, dealing with collectors, encounters with malevolent entities, and strange phenomena in their recording area. They express excitement, friendship, and promote their TikTok videos and social media accounts.

This episode of the podcast features listener tales of haunted farmhouses, terrifying chases, and paranormal encounters in an office washroom. There are also supernatural experiences, a fateful decision to move, and an introduction to Mr. Ballon's Medical Mysteries podcast.