Darkest Corners Podcast

If you think Waverly Hills has anything to do with Wizards of Waverly Place, you're wrong. I know, I know. I was disappointed too. This week Caity, Sandy, and Sarah talk about Waverly Hills Sanitarium and it's bone chilling background, and a cold case following Mr. Rogers. Charles Rogers. No relation, unfortunately. Let's just say it was NOT a beautiful day in the neighborhood.

TRIGGER WARNINGS

-Mentions of gore

-Speculation of sexual abuse

P.S. Sorry for the audio quality, we were recording in a new place this week.

 Well, hello again! Welcome back to The Darkest Corners Podcast, where this week your hosts, Caity, Sandy, and Sarah discuss killer kids Eric Smith: a fellow with a explosive anger and a hatred for bananas, and Jasmine Richardson, who thought having a 23 year old boyfriend at the age of 12 was normal. It's not. Especially considering he thought he was a 300 year old werewolf. But maybe they do things differently in Canada, who knows? (just kidding Canada, we love you!)

Trigger Warnings!!!

-Mentions of Sexual Abuse

-Murder of minors

-Slight gore

Oh hey there!

Welcome back to the Darkest Corners Podcast, where this week Caity, Sandy, and Sarah are discussing The Moonlight Murders that took place in Texarkana, and mystical murderous Mona Fandey, a former popstar turned witch.

As always, thank you guys for listening, your support means the world to us!

Trigger Warnings:

-mentions of Sexual Assault

Oh hello!

This week's episode of The Darkest Corners Podcast revolves around Karina Holmer, an au pair from Sweden, who sadly never makes it home from Boston, and also The Haunting in Connecticut in which sh*t is definitely f***ed up. And if you like pet care and cheese, this is the podcast for you! (sorry, we go off topic A LOT.)

It is an extra long episode this week to make up for the lack of episode 13, so enjoy!

Trigger Warnings:

-brief mentions of sexual assault

Hi. Episode 13 sucked. So you're all getting a free Patreon episode about the great state of Arkansas instead!

We've got

-Missing kids

-Muder

-and Monsters!

(Please forgive usssss! Sarah's laptop shut down halfway through recording, and afterwards the audio was pretty terrible)

Do you live in the south? Maybe you won't for much longer. This week's episode of The Darkest Corners Podcast is all about southern serial killers, Dean "Candy Man" Corrl and Henry Lee Lucas. If you like weepy glass eyes and candy, then this is the episode for you!

Trigger Warning!!!

-Heavy Sexual Abuse

-Mentions of sexual acts with animals

Oh hello! Welcome to Episode 11 of The Darkest Corners Podcast. This week Caity, Sandy, and Sarah are discussing John List, who murdered his own family and then decided to change his identity all because of a job loss. Afterwards, we're discussing the Ronnie Defeo Jr. (Amityville Haunting) familicide, and the subsequent Amityville Haunting.

P.S. Sorry for all of the Winnie noises, she was very frustrated with this week's stories.

In this week's episode of The Darkest Corners Podcast, we discuss the case of Jenelle Potter (no relation to Harry), and what's real, what's fabricated, and what's wizardry (spoiler, none of it is wizardry). Following that, we discuss Carl Tanzler who liked them cold in bed, and also dead.

Warning: We were extremely tired during the making of this episode. Please forgive us. :)

In this week's episode of The Darkest Corners Podcast, Caity, Sandy, and Sarah want to know...are you Team Edward? Team Jacob? Or Team Atlas Vampire? (We're hoping you're not Team Atlas Vampire!) And afterwards the ladies delve into the miracles and mysteries of Sister Mary De Agreda, and the various hauntings of The University of the Incarnate Word, which all of us here at Darkest Corners Podcast have experienced first hand!

On this week's episode of Darkest Corners Caity, Sandy, and Sarah discuss the heartbreaking cases of Waneta Hoyt and Christina Miracle, mothers who murdered their children, whether it was due to mental illness, postpartum, or otherwise.

For anyone who has struggled, is struggling, or is curious:

www.postpartum.net

And if you feel like you need help, REACH OUT! Please! You're not alone.

Trigger Warning:

-Death of children