We are back back back back again, discussing the case of Peter Stumpp!

Today we will cover the witch and werewolf trials of the Middle Ages, the Malleus Maleficarum (The Hammer of Witches), German witch and werewolf hunters, other werewolf killers of that time period, and we will begin talking about a modern day affliction: Clinical Lycanthropy.

Join me for this weird and Medieval episode!

This case is INSANE in the membrane, get ready for a wild and gruesome ride! Today we are talking about medieval serial killer and convicted werewolf, Peter Stumpp.

Today’s episode has all of my very favorite things: a medieval serial killer, werewolves, medieval torture, clinical psychology, Germany, witch trials, incest, and the list goes on.

Today we will cover the original 1590 writings about this case, then break it down into modern day terms. We will also talk about the brutal Catherine’s Wheel, and the history of lycanthropy.

This is part one of three, we have a shitload to cover, and it’s all absolutely fascinating!

Today is the conclusion of Killer Fashion and Beauty! We lived, we laughed and we loved. Just kidding. We learned, we were horrified, and we are going to continue to be with this episode. Today we cover:

Fast Fashion

The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire

Artificial Silk

Poison Socks

Aniline Dyes

Foot Binding and Breaking

Fatal Footwear

Black Boot Polish

Modern Day Fashion Dangers

Yes my darlings, today is Part 3 of Killer Fashion and Beauty! And we have a lot of deaths to cover. The Victorians really had a rough go of things, as we already knew, but today’s episode really drives that fact home. Today we cover:

Shirts

Corsets

Lice

Typhus

Arsenic Green

Perkin’s Purple

Radium

Next week is the last part of the series, I’ll see you then!

What in the flaming ballerinas is going on in this episode?! It’s Killer Fashion and Beauty, Part 2.

Buckle up for some horrific history. Today we dig into the annals of fashion victims and cover:

Scarves

Gloves (yeah that’s right)

Skirts of all kinds

Asbestos clothing

Flannelette

Nonflam

Today we dive into fashion and beauty trends that ended in disaster and even (lots of) deaths. You would think those dangers were relegated to the past, but you would be wrong. Let’s dive into killer fashion and beauty trends throughout history.

Today we cover:

Skull moulding

Celluloid

Factory Fires

Mercury Hats

Deadly Beauty Products

What was described as “a giant, water fall-like Niagara of flame?” Tune in to find out!

Today we finish up the horrifying saga of Mikhail Popkov, the Russia serial killer cop. We will talk about yet more victims, his downfall and arrest, aftermath, and Popkov and his family in the recent news. Also there’s wolves eating brains at the very end. Just for fun.

I....where do I even begin with this case. It's hands down the craziest shit I've ever heard in my life. They say the devil is in the details, and the details of this case are what blew my mind. Honestly, you just have to listen.

From 1992 to 2010, Popkov killed a confirmed 83 (but most likely many more) women and young girls between the ages of 19 and 50. He kidnapped, raped, tortured, murdered, and mutilated them.

From a police cover-up, to the absolutely HARROWING stories of two survivors, to the things he did to cover his tracks, to his antics recently in the press, this story is the wildest shit I've ever covered.

Buckle the fuck up for Part 1, and let's discuss the atrocities of a modern day monster: Mikhail Popkov.

Dropping a bonus episode into the main feed this week!

When two beautiful young women were found dead in Downtown Los Angeles- both living within 3 miles of each other, both around the same age, both models, and both women of color- rumors were immediately swirling about an active serial killer. Let’s get to the truth of the deaths of Nichole Coats and Maleesa Mooney.

Hello my little gremlins! We are going into part 2 of Unusual Pathologies and Psychopathologies today! And boy do I have some interesting case studies for you today…

Serotonin Toxicity

Arteriosclerosis

Seasonal Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Esophageal Ulcer

Basketball Sized Cyst

Human Werewolf Syndrome

Spiraling Esophagus

Pheochromocytoma

Trauma

Alkaptonuria

Baboon Syndrome

Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndrome

Alice in Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS)

Goiter

Stoneman Syndrome

Parasitic Worm in Penis

Congenital Insensitivity to Pain

More Eye Worms

Foreign Accent Syndrome

Let’s dive into these rare cases! The rest of the parts of this series will be in the future, sprinkled in. But I had to round out last episode, because I was so hung up on these rare diseases. #cantstopwontstop