Rotten Mango

Where is the first place she goes after being released from prison? The investigators and reports want to know…They start following her - into the mountains? The first place she visits has an unsettling feeling. It’s in the middle of the mountains and there is a giant stone monument at the entrance that reads - “final resting place for souls.” What is that pink building?It’s a square baby pink shade colored building with NO doors. Just two tiny prison style windows. That’s it.Outside the building there are all sorts of “offerings” for the spirits… Whoever built this “temple” built it to feed off the energy of dead spirits. Whoever did this - is using dark magic to their benefit. When reporters look into it - they realize the pink home allegedly belongs to the President of South Korea and the First Lady of the nation. The ones accused of using shaman magic to win the election, change the trajectory of the nation, and ultimately lock down the country to take control.    Full show notes at rottenmangopodcast.com

The discussion kicks off with bizarre coincidences and the timeline of Gabby Petito’s disappearance. Speculations arise about Brian Laundrie potentially faking his death, fueled by a puzzling letter from his mother. Eerie wildlife footage adds to the mystery. Themes from literature, particularly Chuck Palahniuk's 'Choke,' resonate deeply with the complexities of their relationship. The unearthly discovery of Laundrie's remains raises eyebrows, especially amid public skepticism and controversies surrounding the family's actions. Emotional narratives of loss and loyalty shine through amidst haunting confessions.

In a haunting exploration, the podcast delves into the disturbing dynamics of Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie's relationship. Listeners hear about a critical police encounter where misunderstandings about domestic violence played a tragic role. It uncovers chilling moments linked to Brian's behavior and the emotional turmoil of Gabby's family. The narrative probes into the complexities of manipulation, jealousy, and the shadows of a controlling relationship, leaving listeners to ponder unanswered questions surrounding the case.

A teacher laughs after fatally stabbing her eight-year-old student, raising shocking questions about trust in authority figures. The unsettling tale unfolds in a seemingly secure school, leading to a deeper examination of societal pressures surrounding grief and public perception of tragedy. Discussions about controversial technology and surveillance apps in South Korea highlight ethical dilemmas around safety and privacy. The emotional turmoil faced by the victim's family amid scrutiny reveals the complexities of grief in a tragic situation.

In a shocking twist, Ruby Franke, recorded in jail, insists she's a "really good girl" despite facing serious charges for child abuse. The podcast dives into the dark details of her alleged actions and the mysterious circumstances surrounding her devoted husband, Kevin, who is raising eyebrows about his potential involvement. Listeners hear a harrowing tale of a child's desperate escape from this nightmare and the emotional struggles Ruby faces behind bars. Questions mount about accountability, manipulation, and the quest for healing after trauma.

Explore the unsettling features of a luxurious Utah mansion with a chilling past, including a doomsday bunker and eerie elements tied to a notorious child abuse case. Discover the controversial parenting transformations of Ruby Franke, whose extreme discipline methods starkly contrast with her public persona as a parenting advisor. Delve into the emotional turmoil within her family dynamics and the disturbing realities behind her standards of discipline. This narrative reveals the urgent need for awareness of abusive environments masquerading as parenting.

Jodi is one of the most recommended marriage therapists in the area but there’s something about her that feels - wrong.  “Every relationship needs to die in order to be reborn.” Her pattern is simple yet effective. Find the husband’s addiction. Each husband has one. It’s usually watching too many explicit videos, staring too long at his female coworkers, or just having too many inappropriate thoughts.  Find the addiction. And stomp. It. Out. Shame the husband for how he’s ruining the family and give the wife strength and power to run away from him… straight into Jodi’s arms.  It almost seems like that is her intention. And it seems to work like a charm - every single time. And just maybe - if Jodi really tries… maybe the men will even end up in prison. Then the wife will have nobody but Jodi.  Youtuber / family blogger, Ruby Franke, should be very familiar with this. Because now all she has - is Jodi.    Full show notes at rottenmangopodcast.com

A chilling escape attempt by a 12-year-old boy in the Utah desert highlights the disturbing reality behind family vlogging. The case of Ruby Franke unveils years of abuse and neglect captured for online views. As public scrutiny intensifies, the disconnect between her parenting style and children’s emotional health raises urgent ethics questions about content creation. The exploration of wilderness therapy programs adds another layer of complexity, showcasing the painful consequences of controversial parenting practices and the impact on child welfare.

Police find 10 year old Victoria’s body completely dismembered. Her arms, legs, and organs were severed off and the rest of her body was lit on fire. When they bring in Victoria’s mother, Michelle, the pieces of the puzzle start coming together. Michelle states that her boyfriend, Fabian, had been sexually assaulting Victoria. Michelle states that she liked to watch. But that night in particular it got a bit too wild. Fabian accidentally chokes and kills Victoria during the assault. Michelle states she sat there and watched Fabian and his cousin dismember Victoria. Then she went to the kitchen to prepare dinner and soon after had sex with Fabian. This thing is normal for her. She had been going online to find predators to come assault her kid so this is what she wanted. That’s what Michelle tells the authorities but two years later - she takes it all back. She says it was a false confession. But that doesn’t explain - what happened to Victoria?Is there any truth at all to this false confession? And who is the unknown male DNA they found on Victoria?   Full show notes at rottenmangopodcast.com

A woman escapes a horrific situation, revealing that she and 100 others were held captive for egg harvesting. Forced through painful procedures, they became victims of a hidden trafficking network. The podcast explores the chilling realities behind this dark trade and raises pressing questions about the fertility industry. It delves into the ethical dilemmas of egg donation and the health risks women face. Personal accounts and conspiracies point to a predatory industry that exploits the vulnerable, eerily resembling elements of a dystopian narrative.