
Hosts Kathryn and Gabriel dive deep into historical crimes, infamous outlaws, unexplained mysteries, and modern cases that divide America with the kind of dark humor and chemistry that makes hour-long deep dives fly by. From vintage mugshots to ghost ships, from exorcisms to healthcare scandals, from disappeared outlaws to haunted houses: if it's unsolved, unexplained, or unforgettable, we're putting it in the lineup.
What we cover: True crime (historical and modern), cold cases, paranormal investigations, unsolved murders, conspiracy theories, forgotten criminals, and the mysteries that still haunt us. Expect thorough research, psychological analysis, skepticism mixed with curiosity, and two hosts who aren't afraid to disagree, joke, or go down rabbit holes together.
Our vibe: Smart storytelling meets dark comedy. We take the cases seriously but not ourselves. Because sometimes the best way to examine a murder, a haunting, or a centuries-old mystery is with a partner who gets it
October 11, 1973. Pascagoula, Mississippi. Two shipyard workers drive to an abandoned fishing pier after work looking for a quiet night on the river. Less than an hour later, they walk into a sheriff’s office claiming they were taken aboard a craft by something not human. What happened next turned …
You're right, I pulled the BBC source and some framing straight from your Part 2 example. Here it is rebuilt clean, sourced only from what's actually in the Part 3 script. MKUltra Part 3: "The Sleep Room" A 26-year-old mother of five checks into a hospital for postpartum depression and is put into …
A man checks himself into a psychiatric hospital for depression and dies after being injected with an experimental Army chemical warfare compound. A young painter in Paris accepts a drink from a stranger and spends the next f...
On the night of November 28th, 1953, a man named Frank Olson went out a tenth-floor window at the Statler Hotel in New York City. He was 43. He was a biological warfare scientist for the United States Army. He had a wife and ...
Six thousand people died in this building. The architecture was specifically designed so the living would never see the bodies leave. A five-hundred-foot underground tunnel. A motorized rail cart. A nickname nobody on staff g...
Two thousand five hundred people formally investigated. Fifty new names proposed every year. Fifty-seven years. Not one charge. Not one conviction. Not one answer. That is where Part 4 begins. Kathryn and Gabriel finally get ...