Death Becomes Us

"I wish there was a word for being uncomfortable." Welcome to another week Deathies! Listen in this week as we discuss the life and death of infamous Tupac Shakur who has always been a cornerstone of 90's rap. Then we discuss 15 real haunted places around the world and their back story including the Cecil Hotel where traveler Elisa Lam was found in the water tower on the roof and her death was ruled as an accidental drowning, despite some really strange hotel footage of her in the elevator. Trigger warning there are topics of suicide. Enjoy and don't forget to like, subscribe and find us on all the socials.

"We are looking for a body gentlemen."  Hey all! Hunker down and grab a snack, because it's a long one. On this weeks episode of Death Becomes Us we discuss the crazy world of Pazuzu Algarad, a charismatic murderer who left behind a wake of confusion after his arrest and eventual death. Trust us, it's also super gross. Then we talk about the Texarkana Moonlight Murders, a series of unsolved murders and attacks that inspired the first slasher film - The Town that Dreaded Sundown. As always, we are doing our best to keep getting content out to you all while still being careful and social distancing as much as possible. We hope everyone is well and that you all are able to stay safe! Until next week, goodnight don't die!

“Bang! Bang! And a bad time was had by all.” Buckle up deathies, this week we have cults and occultists, mass suicide and murder most foul. First we discuss the murder of Dr. Charles Scudder and Joey Odom - who built a “castle in the woods” - a self sufficient manor aptly named Corpsewood Manor. The two were brutaly slain by guests Tony West and Avery Brock. Then we jump into the Heaven’s Gate cult, a religious movement started by Marshall Applewhite and Bonnie Nettles in the 70’s which ended in the mass suicide of 39 individuals who believed their death would result in alien abduction and human perfection. Don’t forget to like and subscribe and find us on the socials. Happy listening!

Oh why hello there! Welcome to another episode of Death Becomes Us. First things first, we know life is crazy right now for everyone - us included. We wish you all well! With this in mind, we are doing our best to keep making content for you guys, but also staying safe and abiding the rules set in place for that. Our audio is a bit weird this week as we try and navigate our new set up - we bump a table a lot. Sorry, that's our bad. Meanwhile, let's dive into the actual episode. We start off talking about Christa's one true love: Cryptids. And discuss multiple sightings of the Jersey Devil, a creature said to have cloven hooves, forked tail and a horse-like head with horns. Standing at over 6 feet tall, it sounds like a terrifying being. Afterwards, we take a dive into the case of John List. A father and accountant aficionado that was involved in the murder of his entire family. On the run for more than 18 years, a little known show called America's Most Wanted gave police what they needed to track him down. As always, thanks so much for listening guys! Stay safe, we love you. Goodnight, don't die.

Welcome to the murder mystery show, choose your own adventure. This week we discuss two very heavy cases and it is a wild time. First we discuss the case of the Alcàsser Girls; Miriam García Iborra, Antonia "Toñi" Gómez Rodríguez and Desirée Hernández Folch were teenagers in Spain who were kidnapped, raped and tortured after hitchhiking to a nearby town to a night club on November 13, 1992. The case was notorious in Spain due to the extreme brutality of the crimes, shotty police work and heavy media coverage. The second case is the 1991 Austin Yogurt shop murders in which Amy Ayers, Eliza Thomas, Jennifer Harbison and her younger sister Sarah were murdered inside a yogurt shop where two of them were working. The shop was also set on fire and the case spanned several years, had a slew of false confessions and to this day has not been solved. Don’t forget to follow us on the socials and like, subscribe or comment. Goodnight, don’t die.