70. The Juniper Tree
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The Juniper Tree by The Brothers Grimm
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69. M'Naghton: Persecutory Delusions
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The case that originated the M'Naghten rule for limiting insanity defenses in criminal cases. / /
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68. The Robber Bride-Groom
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The Robber Bride-Groom, as told by the Brothers Grimm. With book recommendation "The Robber Bride" by Margaret Atwood. New intro music and a bit of an update! / / Source:
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67. Sarah Bernhardt
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What's in a name? This episode, I share with you who I was named after and their strange and beautiful life. / / Sources
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66. Cryptids: Mothman
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The Mothman is one of histories more recent and beloved cryptids. This episode looks at its origins and possible explanations. / / Sources Further Reading
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65. Velma Barfield
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Did a turbulent childhood create this black widow? And could she really be born again in prison? / / Sources
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64. The Girl Without Hands
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An unusual Grimm fairytale that didn't make it to Disney. / / Source
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63. Tarrare
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A man with an insatiable appetite. / /
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62. Homicidal Sleepwalking
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Today's episode includes an update about the show's future upload schedule as well as an explanation of where I've been. Sleep disorders are responsible for a multitude of complications in our lives - but did you know that some have gone so far as to commit horrendous crimes while entirely unconscious? / /
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An Update: The Show Will Go On!
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A quick, unedited, raw update from yours truly. Thank you for understanding and being patient. I am going through something I never expected and I am taking time to process and also spend my time where it's needed right now. I appreciate you all SO much for sticking with me, you have no idea. Keep in touch, please, I miss hearing from you: Twitter Email
info_outlineToday's episode is a little more recent than what I usually cover. The Tylenol Murders changed the way our medication is produced and handled, and the case itself set off a series of copy-cat murders. While the copy-cats were convicted, the original perpetrator remains unknown.
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