Morbid

True Crime & Paranormal

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Alaina Urquhart and Ash Kelley on true crime and the macabre.

Episodes

  • Big news... HUGE!

    Morbid is collaborating with Hunt A Killer on a mystery involving 'The Salem Slicer.' Listeners can preorder the collaboration to help solve the case. The episode is cowritten by Alaina Urquhart, Ash Kelley, and Dave White.

  • The Watts Family Murders (Part 2)

    The Watts family murders are explored, beginning with Shanann Watts and her daughters being reported missing. An FBI investigation, a suspicious interview by Chris Watts, and his eventual confession to his wife's murder are detailed.

  • The Watts Family Murders (Part 1)

    This episode of Morbid covers the initial events surrounding the 2018 disappearance of Shanann Watts and her two children in Frederick, Colorado. The investigation ultimately led to a confession from Chris Watts.

  • True Crime: A Sit Down With Patricia Cornwell

    Patricia Cornwell joins the show to discuss the TV adaptation of her book series, the evolution of forensic science in storytelling, and her new memoir. She shares insights into her life, career, and the inspirations behind her stories.

  • Listener Tales 109: 80's Tales!

    This episode of Morbid, "Listener Tales 109," features a collection of listener-submitted stories. The theme for this installment is tales from the 1980s.

  • The Disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley

    Amy Lynn Bradley disappeared from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship in 1998. Her family was on vacation when she went missing, and her whereabouts remain unknown.

  • April Bonus Episode: Eclipse

    Morbid's bonus episode revisits "Eclipse" from "The Twilight Saga." The discussion centers on the film's plot, character decisions, and the central love triangle.

  • The Man-Eaters of Tsavo

    This episode recounts the 1898 Tsavo man-eaters incident in Kenya, where two male lions preyed on railroad construction workers. The attacks continued for over nine months, resulting in numerous deaths, until the lions were eventually kill…

  • Move-In Ready (To Ruin Your Life)

    This episode discusses two unsettling homes: the "Blood House" of Atlanta, known for a mystifying issue, and Scotland's Ballechin House, which became a hotspot for terrifying phenomena after its builder's death due to his obsession with re…

  • Glennon Engleman: The Killer Dentist

    This Morbid episode details the investigation into James Bullock's 1958 murder, leading detectives to his wife, Edna, and eventually to her ex-husband, Glennon Engleman, a dentist and serial killer responsible for multiple calculated assas…

  • Mad Madame Delphine LaLaurie

    This episode delves into the story of Delphine LaLaurie, a New Orleans figure infamous for the torture of her slaves, and the subsequent haunting of her mansion. It covers the fire at her home in 1834, the discovery of her victims, and how…

  • Tillie Klimek: Mrs. Bluebeard of Chicago

    This episode covers the murder spree of Tillie Klimek, also known as "Mrs. Bluebeard of Chicago." Between 1914 and 1921, Klimek was believed to have killed as many as seven people, including four husbands.

  • The Rescue of Baby Jessica McClure

    This episode recounts the 1987 incident where 18-month-old Jessica McClure fell 20 feet into a narrow well in Midland, Texas. It details the complex 58-hour rescue operation and the significant media attention it garnered, becoming a cruci…

  • The Perron Family Haunting

    This Morbid podcast episode discusses the reported haunting of the Perron family's farmhouse in Harrisville, Rhode Island. The family described escalating paranormal activity, from strange noises to apparitions, leading them to believe the…

  • Morbid Book Club : Postmortem by Patricia Cornwell

    The Morbid Book Club discusses Patricia Cornwell's novel "Postmortem." They are joined by Chef Reilly Meehan to discuss the book, focusing on forensic details and theories.

  • Haunted Roadtrip: West Virginia Edition!

    This episode of Morbid covers a haunted roadtrip in West Virginia, including a crime at Cabin 13 in Babcock State Forest and a haunting at the Blennerhassett Hotel.

  • Listener Tales 108: 90's Tales!

    This episode of Morbid features "Listener Tales 108: 90's Tales!" The hosts share nostalgic stories from the 1990s submitted by listeners.

  • The Kidnapping of Charlie Lindbergh (Part 2)

    This is the second part of a two-part episode about the 1932 kidnapping of Charles and Ann Lindbergh’s son, Charlie. A ransom note demanding $50,000 was left for the child's return.

  • The Kidnapping of Charlie Lindbergh (Part 1)

    This episode of Morbid discusses the 1932 kidnapping of Charles and Ann Lindbergh's son, Charlie. The kidnappers left a ransom note demanding $50,000 for his return.

  • The Mysterious Disappearance of Zebb Quinn

    Zebb Quinn disappeared in 2000 after leaving his shift at Walmart. His car was later discovered with unusual items inside, raising further questions about his disappearance.

  • LIVE SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT: Radio City Music Hall!

    Morbid announces a live show at Radio City Music Hall on June 27th, 2026. This episode provides details on ticket sales, which begin on March 18th at Noon EST.

  • The 1916 Jersey Shore Shark Attacks (Part 2)

    This episode discusses the 1916 Jersey Shore shark attacks, focusing on the historical events and their impact. It covers how these attacks influenced public understanding of sharks and inspired various works in popular culture.

  • The 1916 Jersey Shore Shark Attacks (Part 1)

    This episode discusses the 1916 Jersey Shore shark attacks, which involved a shark killing four people and injuring one. These events are noted for influencing the public’s fear of sharks and inspiring works such as the film Jaws.

  • The Murder of Olga Kupczyk (Part 2)

    This episode, "The Murder of Olga Kupczyk (Part 2)," details the 1958 disappearance and murder of Olga Kupczyk. Her body was found in a shallow grave, leading to the arrest of Augustine Baldonado and Luis Moya. The episode explores the mot…

  • The Murder of Olga Kupczyk (Part 1)

    In November 1958, Olga Kupczyk disappeared from her Santa Barbara home. Her body was later discovered in a shallow grave, and two men, Augustine Baldonado and Luis Moya, confessed to her kidnapping and murder.

  • February Bonus Episode: Smizing Through the Trauma

    In this bonus episode, Ash and Alaina discuss the documentary "Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model." They explore the power dynamics, exploitation, and public scrutiny faced by contestants in reality television.

  • Listener Tales 107: You've got probed!

    This Morbid episode, "Listener Tales 107: You've got probed!", features listener stories about extraterrestrial encounters, ghosts, and other scary events. Due to a blizzard, the episode is audio-only.

  • Melissa Ann Shepard: The Internet Black Widow

    This Morbid episode details Melissa Ann Shepard, known as "The Internet Black Widow," who had a decades-long criminal history in two countries, including multiple attempted murder convictions.

  • Amusement Park Disasters: Independent Parks

    This episode discusses amusement park disasters in independent parks. It covers various causes of accidents, including mechanical problems and human error, and touches on the safety standards in place.

  • Mommy and Clyde: The Crimes of Sante and Kenny Kimes

    This Morbid episode details the crimes of Sante and Kenny Kimes, focusing on the 1998 disappearance of Irene Silverman. Investigators uncovered links between the mother-son duo and Silverman, leading to the discovery of her body and connec…

  • Dennis Nilsen: The Kindly Killer (Part 3)

    This is the third part of a three-part series about serial killer Dennis Nilsen. A plumber discovered human remains, leading to an investigation and Nilsen's confession to murdering and dismembering fifteen men.

  • Dennis Nilsen: The Kindly Killer (Part 2)

    This episode, part 2 of 3, focuses on Dennis Nilsen, a serial killer who confessed to murdering and dismembering at least fifteen men in London. It covers the discovery of human remains blocking a drain, the subsequent investigation, and N…

  • Dennis Nilsen: The Kindly Killer (Part 1)

    On February 8, 1983, a blocked drain in London led to the discovery of human remains and the confession of Dennis Nilsen, who admitted to murdering fifteen men.

  • The “Hitman” Murders

    In 1993, Millie Horn, her son Trevor, and his nurse Janice Saunders were murdered. The investigation led to Millie Horn's ex-husband, Lawrence Horn, who was later convicted for the murders.

  • January Bonus Episode: New Moon

    The "Morbid" podcast presents a bonus episode discussing "New Moon" from The Twilight Saga. Hosts Ash and Alaina review the story, including Edward's departure, Bella's subsequent depression, and the introduction of Jacob Black.

  • Listener Tale 106 : Comfy Queens

    Morbid presents "Listener Tale 106: Comfy Queens," which features listener tales. The episode includes stories that freaked out the hosts.

  • Lizzie Halliday

    This Morbid episode discusses Lizzie Halliday, who was known as "the worst woman on earth" in the late nineteenth century. She was the first woman to be sentenced to death by the electric chair.

  • The Heaven’s Gate Tragedy

    This episode of Morbid covers the Heaven's Gate tragedy, a mass suicide that occurred on March 26, 1997, in Rancho Santa Fe, California. The event involved 39 individuals who appeared to have taken their own lives in a ritualistic manner.

  • The Murder of Kitty Genovese

    This episode discusses the 1964 murder of Kitty Genovese, detailing the incident and the subsequent narrative that developed around the perception of bystander apathy. It examines how the case became a notable event in American history due…

  • Ricky Kasso: The Acid King

    In 1984, Richard \"Ricky\" Kasso murdered Gary Lauwers in Northport, New York. The details of the case, including the nature of the attack, shocked the community and the nation.

  • The Sleeping Sickness Epidemic (1919-1930)

    Between 1919 and the 1930s, an epidemic of encephalitis lethargica, also known as sleeping sickness, affected millions globally. This mysterious disease caused severe lethargy and high fatalities, with its cause remaining unknown.

  • The Mysterious Case of Sunny von Bulow

    This episode explores the mysterious case of Sunny von Bulow, a socialite who fell into a coma in 1980. Suspicion soon focused on her husband, Claus von Bulow, leading to a lengthy investigation and legal proceedings.

  • The Pizza Bomber Conspiracy

    This episode covers the 2003 Brian Wells pizza bomber case, in which a pizza delivery driver robbed a bank with a bomb device that later detonated. The investigation uncovered a more elaborate plot than initially thought.

  • The Shocking Murder of Terry King (Part 2)

    In November 2001, Terry King was found dead in his Florida home from blunt force trauma, his two sons missing. The subsequent investigation and arrests in the case drew national attention due to the shocking nature of the crime and the mot…

  • The Shocking Murder of Terry King (Part 1)

    Terry King was found dead in his burning home in November 2001. Investigators determined he died from blunt force trauma, and his two sons were missing. The case garnered attention despite occurring shortly after the 9/11 attacks.

  • Episode Revisit: The Schoolbus Kidnapping of 1976

    This episode of Morbid revisits the 1976 school bus kidnapping. The hosts discuss the harrowing tale of 26 children and their bus driver who survived over 24 hours while being buried alive.

  • Episode Revisit: Santa’s Dark Helpers

    This episode of Morbid revisits an early mini-episode from 2018. The hosts discuss spooky figures associated with the holiday season, focusing on Santa's dark helpers.

  • Listener Tales 105: Krampus Edition!

    This episode of Morbid, "Listener Tales 105: Krampus Edition", features holiday-related listener stories. Topics include near-death experiences, phantom hikers, and problematic neighbors.

  • The Atlanta Ripper

    During the second decade of the twentieth century, an unidentified serial killer, dubbed "the Atlanta Ripper," was believed to have operated in Atlanta, Georgia. This individual brutally killed at least twenty Black women, and the murders…

  • December Bonus Episode: Secrets of the S.K. Pierce Mansion with Special Guests Sam & Colby

    This bonus episode of Morbid features special guests Sam & Colby, discussing their investigation of the S.K. Pierce Mansion. The discussion includes the mansion's history and paranormal activity.