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A podcast about true crime, disappearances, conspiracies, assorted oddities, cults, and other strange goings on. Whatever I'm interested in, you're gonna hear about it. It's gonna get weird.
更新頻率:
every 36 days
平均音訊長度:
56 minutes
英語
美國
10 集
自從 2018年10月12日
episodic
少兒不宜
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Barbara Daly Baekeland was a New York socialite, model, and heiress. She had many friends, beauty, and a personality like a force of nature, so why would someone want her dead?
Sources –
The Fall of the House of Baekeland. Sept. 15, 1985 - by Christopher Schemering, The Washington Post https:/…
以前的節目 🔗
In 1997 while on a long drive in the Mojave Desert, Hollywood screenwriter Gary Devore disappeared into thin air. Was it foul play? A chance at a new life? Or did the CIA have him killed? Find out as we explore Gary Devore's last ride.
The Taima Family Murders – In 1999 a family in McLean, Virginia was executed in their home. Was it because of a business deal gone bad? Was the father a spy? Did Saddam Hussein order a hit? If so, why?
Promo: Hysterical History Podcast
In 2007 the upscale Town Center Mall in Boca Raton, Florida was linked to a series of kidnappings and murders. Then the perpetrator just…stopped. Who was behind the Boca Raton Mall Murders, and what was their motive?
On June 5, 1916 The HMS Hampshire sank, and Lord Kitchener, leader of the British war effort, drowned at sea. Was he just another casualty of war, or was something more going on?
Did the Soviet Union release a bioweapon upon the world on 1977, and if so, why? Join me on this episode where I ask the question, just what sort of shady stuff were the Ruskies up to?
Special bonus episode because it's Thanksgiving!! In this episode we learn that spending the holiday with your weird relatives really isn't that bad, as long as you're not related to Paul Merhige.
You've probably never heard of serial killer Futoshi Matsunaga, which is surprising because he's awful. In this episode we learn that being forced to eat your own poop isn't the worst thing that can happen to you. Buckle up, this is a rough one.
Janie Pang, was just 33 when she was murdered in her own home by a gunman in 1997. A local lawyer was charged with the crime, but wasn't convicted. Some say the real killer was a little closer to home.
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Join me on Suspicious Circumstances Podcast as we delve into a world of mysteries, strange stories, true crime, crazy cults, creepy places, conspiracies, and other assorted weirdness.
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