MurderPorn: A True Crime Podcast

8. Pop Culture Icon: Ed Gein

Listen as Allison unravels the story of a man that influenced some of the biggest horror movie characters in the history of Hollywood, and has unknowingly inserted himself into the fabric of pop culture.

7. Without a Trace: Lauren Spierer

This week, Courtney dives into the disappearance of Indiana University Sophomore Lauren Spierer, who went missing after a night out with friends. Courtney also briefly discusses two other IU students who went missing and later were found dead. Is this a simple case of a night of partying gone wrong? Or is something more sinister happening down in Bloomington, Indiana? That's up for you to decide.

6. Exonerated: Kirk Bloodsworth

Listen this week as Allison digs into a precedence setting case that utilized technology to set an innocent man free, and changed the face of the criminal justice system in America forever.

5. Vanished: Deorr Kunz Jr and The Missing 411

In this episode, Courtney explains the Missing 411 and takes a dive into the case of two- year- old Deorr Kunz Jr's disappearance, and his potential connection to the Missing 411.

4. TRAGEDY: William S. Burroughs and Joan Vollmer

This week Allison is coming to you solo with a minisode that details a rarely told case of two beatnik trailblazers and the horrible tragedy that took one of their lives. Take a short bit to listen the story of the William Tell Act.

3. Black Widow: Belle Gunness

Belle Gunness was a hell of a woman, Hell’s Belle to be exact. She was known as the black widow of the midwest. Come listen as we unravel the tale of the wicked web she weaved.

2. DERANGED: Richard Speck

Courtney is a nurse and she chose this subject because of Speck’s most infamous mass murder event. Jump onto this Tower of Terror and let her take you for a ride.

1. SURVIVOR: Alison Botha, South Africa

For our inaugural episode, we chose to highlight the harrowing survival story of an amazing unicorn warrior woman! I LOVE survival stories, and she is an amazing example of taking the most horrifying experience and turning it into a tool to help others.