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Coffins & Confessions
by Dae and Spencer
Coffins & Confessions is a dark true crime and history podcast where we uncover the stories that were meant to stay buried. From chilling murders to haunting events of the past, we dive deep into the details, share our thoughts, and bring the truth to light… because secrets don’t stay buried.
Episodes
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CASE #010: Liske Family Murders
Halloween is supposed to be a night of costumes, candy, and harmless scares. But in 2010, one Ohio teenager arrived at a family home expecting a Halloween prank, and instead walked into a scene that would change everything. On October 31, 2010, three members of a family were murdered in their…
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Buried in History #008: The Curse of Timur’s Tomb
In 1941, Soviet archaeologists opened the tomb of one of the most powerful conquerors in Central Asian history. His name was Timur, also known as Tamerlane. Buried inside the Gur-e-Amir mausoleum in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, Timur’s remains had rested undisturbed for centuries. But when Soviet...
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CASE #009: William Sallie
On a March night in 1990, a family home in rural Bacon County, Georgia, became the scene of a violent attack that would lead to a murder conviction, a death sentence, years of appeals, and ultimately an execution. William Sallie had separated from his wife, Robin, and was involved in a bitter...
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Buried in History #007.2: Stanford Prison Experiment Pt. 2
In 1971, the Stanford Prison Experiment began as a two-week study designed to explore what happens when ordinary people are placed into the roles of prisoners and guards. Within just six days, the experiment was brought to an end. But the story of the Stanford Prison Experiment didn’t end when…
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Buried in History #007.1: Stanford Prison Experiment Pt. 1
In 1971, a psychology experiment at Stanford University set out to explore a simple but unsettling question: what happens when ordinary people are placed into the roles of prisoners and guards? What followed would become one of the most famous, and controversial, psychological experiments in...
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CASE #008: The Mystery of Cari Farver
On November 13, 2012, Cari Farver disappeared. At first, the case seemed to point in one direction. Cari’s phone and online accounts were still active, messages were still being sent, and people in her life continued receiving communication from her. But there was one problem: Cari herself was...
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Buried in History #006: The Great Emu War
In 1932, Western Australia found itself facing a rather unusual enemy. Thousands of emus had moved into farming areas, damaging crops and threatening the livelihoods of farmers already struggling through the Great Depression. What started as a farming problem would eventually become a military...
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CASE #007: Keddie Murders
In the early morning hours of April 12, 1981, a quiet cabin in the small California community of Keddie became the scene of a brutal and baffling crime. Inside Cabin 28, four people were discovered murdered. Three children were asleep in another room and somehow survived the night, while one…
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Buried in History #005.2: Affair of Poisons Pt.2
On the glittering surface of King Louis XIV’s court, wealth, power, and influence were everything. But beneath all that luxury, something much darker was happening. The Affair of the Poisons had already exposed a world of fortune tellers, alleged witches, secret rituals, and people willing to…
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Buried in History #005.1: Affair of Poisons Pt. 1
What happens when poison, black magic, murder, and the French royal court all end up in the same story? Well… things get complicated pretty quickly. In 17th-century France, rumors began spreading about a growing network of poisoners, fortune tellers, occult practitioners, and people looking for...
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CASE #006: The Miyazawa Family Annihilation
On December 30, 2000, a quiet neighborhood in Setagaya, Tokyo, became the scene of one of Japan’s most disturbing unsolved murders. Inside their home, the Miyazawa family was found murdered. But what makes this case even more bizarre is what investigators believe happened after the killings. The...
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CASE #005: The Disappearance of LeeAnna Warner
On a warm summer evening in 2003, five-year-old LeeAnna Warner disappeared from her family’s front yard in Chisholm, Minnesota. In just a matter of moments, a quiet neighborhood became the center of a massive search, and a mystery that has remained unsolved for more than two decades. In this...
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Buried in History #004: Freedom Rides
In 1961, a group of Americans got on a bus. That might not sound particularly interesting. But these weren’t ordinary bus rides. The Freedom Riders were students, activists, clergy, and everyday Americans who decided to test whether the laws against segregation in interstate travel were actually...
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Buried in History #003: Emergency Medical Services
Today, when you dial 911, help is only a few minutes away. But it wasn’t always that way. Before ambulances were equipped with modern medical equipment, before paramedics were trained to provide advanced care, and before emergency medical services became the system we know today, getting help...
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CASE #004: Travis the Chimp
In 2009, a quiet Connecticut neighborhood became the scene of one of the most disturbing animal attacks in modern American history. Travis, a 14-year-old chimpanzee who had been raised in a human household for most of his life, suddenly attacked a longtime friend of his owner. What followed was a...
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Buried in History #002: Jane Mansfield & the Mansfield Bar
One tragic night on a Louisiana highway changed Hollywood forever. In the early morning hours of June 29, 1967, actress Jayne Mansfield was traveling through Louisiana when the car she was riding in collided with the back of a tractor-trailer. The crash shocked the nation, sparked years of rumors...
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Buried in History #001: Unit 731
During World War II, deep within Japanese-occupied China, a secret military program was conducting experiments that would become one of the darkest chapters in modern history. Known as Unit 731, the program operated under the appearance of a medical and scientific research facility. Behind closed...
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CASE #003: The Story of Ed Kemper
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, a series of murders across California would eventually lead investigators to one of the most infamous serial killers in American history. Edmund Kemper’s story is filled with disturbing warning signs, missed opportunities, and a pattern of violence that…
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CASE #002: The Villisca Murders
It’s a warm June night in 1912, and Villisca, Iowa, is settling down after a night at church. Inside one small house, the Moore family and two young girls who had stayed over for a sleepover are getting ready for bed. By morning, all eight of them will be dead. The Villisca Axe Murders became one...
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CASE #001: JonBenét Ramsey Unsolved Murder
On December 26, 1996, six-year-old JonBenét Ramsey was reported missing from her family’s home in Boulder, Colorado. Hours later, she was found dead inside the house. A ransom note, a complicated investigation, countless theories, and decades of unanswered questions would turn JonBenét’s murder...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Coffins & Confessions is a dark true crime and history podcast where we uncover the stories that were meant to stay buried. From chilling murders to haunting events of the past, we dive deep into the details, share our thoughts, and bring the truth to light… because secrets don’t stay buried.
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Dae and Spencer
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