Morbid

This week's listener tales include a butt-shaped mountain, imposter police officers, attempted kidnappings, psychic friends, demon-filled dorm rooms, and haunted Airbnbs.

Paranormal investigators help Doris Bither with escalating supernatural activity in her home, including physical and sexual assaults. The investigators explore orbs of light, skepticism around the case, and the haunting continuing after moving.

Explore witchcraft laws and accusations in colonial times, including the trial and execution of Margaret Jones. Uncover false accusations and pettiness in the trials of Mary Parsons. Witness the brutal treatment of Mary Webster and her survival against all odds. Reflect on the injustice of witch trials and express gratitude towards all witches.

This podcast episode delves into the horrific murder of Jack Tupper, discussing the details of the crime and the arrest of the suspect. It covers the grand jury hearing, bail attempts, and the start of the criminal trial. The hosts analyze Melanie's motive and inconsistencies in the defense, and explore the consequences of assisting in an escape. The episode also covers Buddy's escape and recapture, highlighting his obsession with Melanie. Overall, it is a chilling and intriguing true crime story with hints of future topics on haunted and creepy subjects.

The podcast explores the sensational murder of Jack Tupper, who was killed by former horse trainer Buddy Jacobson in a love triangle. It delves into Buddy's successful career as a horse trainer, his desperate attempts to win back Melanie Kane, and the shocking discovery of a brutally murdered body leading to Buddy's arrest.

In 1940s New York City, a young woman is hired to follow another woman and take her photo, but the camera turns out to be a shotgun and she accidentally shoots the woman. The podcast explores the mysterious husband, domestic violence, and the aftermath of the attempted murder.

A couple is driven out of their dream home by angry ghosts. The S.K. Pierce Mansion has a dark history and is considered haunted. The podcast explores the haunted past of the mansion and Western Massachusetts. The history of Sylvester K. Pierce and his furniture making company is discussed. Unusual events and paranormal activity occur at the mansion, leading to a paranormal investigation and restoration efforts.

In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss the shocking murder of Bridget Cleary in 1895, which was influenced by folklore and fairy folklore. They explore rumors and speculations about Bridget and her husband's relationship, as well as the belief in fairies and Bridget's illness. The hosts recount the horrifying events leading up to Bridget's murder and examine power dynamics at play. Alongside the main topic, they also include ads for Audible and Liquid IV.

In this episode of Morbid, the hosts share spooky listener tales about undetected bullet wounds, sleep paralysis demons, deaths by elevators, and spooky nannies. They also discuss the joys of traveling, their love for Halloween, meal planning with Hello Fresh, and connecting with professionals using Angie. The episode ends with reflections on personal experiences with the paranormal and a discussion on ad-free listening options.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss the Rainbow Family Murders, including the investigation into suspects and the subsequent exoneration of Jacob Beard. They also touch on therapy, unidentified bodies found at the Rainbow Gathering, and the confession of a serial killer with racist motivations. The defense attorney challenges the testimony and lack of investigation in the murder case, and despite doubts, Jacob Beard is sentenced to life in prison. The tragic case highlights the lack of closure and justice.