Bloody Bizarre

Listen in this week as Emma and Sarah discuss the murder of Kerryn Mary Tate, a cold case from 1979 that saw a breakthrough nearly five decades later. This case shares similarities with that of the murder of Barbara Anne Western and Kerry Suzanne Turner. Thanks for your support!

In a return to the bizarre, Sarah and Emma discuss the case of the Oakville Blobs, out of Oakville, Washington.Like, tell your friends, and subscribe!

Listen this week to Emma and Sarah discuss the brutal and senseless murder of Jayna Troxel Murray. They also discuss the many scandals and controversies that have surrounded the Lululemon brand.Thanks for your support!

This week, Sarah and Emma cover the incredibly sad and frustrating case of Louisa Ioannidis from 2011. A Victorian coroner has reopened an investigation into the 2011 death of 24-year-old Louisa.The court previously found Louisa's death was "consistent with drowning", but her family has long advocated for further investigation.As always, thank you for your support.

For the first episode of 2026, Emma and Sarah are covering the brutal murder of the Miyazawa family in Setagaya, Japan.

This week, Sarah and Emma are discussing a case from 2011, the still unsolved disappearance of Timmothy Pitzen. Thank you for all your support this year!

One of the highest profile murders in Perth's history, this week, Emma and Sarah discuss the killing of Corryn Rayney. Still unsolved, the girls unpack some of the theories. Thank you for your support!

After a long hiatus, the girls are back. In this episode, Sarah and Emma discuss some of the most famous (or infamous) characters from Slavic folklore. Tell your friends!

If you live alone, this one is going to be particularly scary. Kanika Powell was an ambitious, accomplished young woman living her dreams until a series of strange events led to her murder. Listen in as Emma and Sarah discuss the case.

Possibly an urban legend, in this short episode, Emma and Sarah discuss the Catman of Greenock - a man who crawls around eating rats with his cat friends. This is a small show of gratitude for your support. Enjoy!

Dorothea Helen Puente was an elderly woman with a grandmotherly appearance; she was also a cunning serial killer. This week, Sarah and Emma discuss her and her crimes. Thanks for your support.

Listen in as Emma and Sarah chat about recently convicted Erin Patterson, also known as The Mushroom Murderer. Subscribe to be notified of new episodes and tell your friends!

Listen in this week as Sarah and Emma discuss the auditory phenomenon known as Sky Trumpets. These mysterious, loud, and often horn-like sounds are heard coming from the sky, all over the world, with no immediately apparent cause. Once again, Sarah is terrified.

The girls are back! In this episode, Emma and Sarah discuss six locations that give them the creeps. From underground tombs to a place where disarticulated feet are a common sight, weirdness abounds. Thanks for your continued support!

It's the big 100th episode! To mark this, Sarah and Emma are bringing you a long one; the case of Peter Falconio and Joanne Lees. Two British tourists, travelling in a remote part of the Australian outback had no idea there was a cold-blooded killer around, who would soon target them.Thank you all so much for your support.

In this truly sickening episode, Emma and Sarah discuss the crimes of William "The Mutilator" MacDonald.

Ever had a bad roommate? This one might top it.This week Sarah and Emma discuss the case of Rachel and Janie,Thank you for your support, tell a friend!

Listen in today, as Emma and Sarah discuss the case of teen "doctor", Malachi Love-Robinson. Strap in, this is a wild one.Thanks for your support!

In 2016, the Tromp family embarked on a road-trip that would spark one of Australia's most bizarre missing persons cases. Listen in this week as Sarah and Emma discuss the details.Thanks for listening!

In today's episode, Emma and Sarah discuss a case from the first episode of Forensic Files; the disappearance and murder of Helle Crafts. Her death led to the state of Connecticut's first murder conviction without the victim's body. Thanks for your continued support!

In this episode, Emma and Sarah give an update on a few of the cases they covered in the past. Including, Elly Warren, the Delphi murders, the Idaho student murders, and Lisa Govan.

After a long hiatus, the bloody bizarre girls are back. Join Sarah and Emma as they discuss the very odd case of Sherri Papini, who reportedly went missing in 2016 while out jogging. Thanks for your continued support!

For the final episode of the year, Emma and Sarah are covering the highly disturbed, Ed Gein. A listener request fulfilled, the girls dive into this creepy and disgusting case. Thanks for your support this year!

In their penultimate episode for the year, Sarah and Emma dive into the history of the Bunyip, a legendary creature from Australian Aboriginal folklore that is said to live in the waterways of southeastern Australia. Thanks for your continued support.

Andrew Gosden, from Doncaster, disappeared in 2007 when he was 14. His family are still searching for him. In this episode, Emma and Sarah talk through the case and some possible theories.

Today, Sarah and Emma discuss the incredible survival story of Juliane Koepcke, the only survivor of LANSA flight 508 after it flew through a lightning storm. Thanks for listening, don't forget to tell your friends!

Tune in this week to hear Emma and Sarah discuss the crimes of the man dubbed the Nedlands Monster, Eric Edgar Cooke. Cooke terrorised the city of Perth between the 50's and 60's, committing at least 20 violent crimes. Thanks for your support!

Sarah's been itching to get this one out for a while; join her and Emma this week as they discuss some spooky, possibly haunted, and just downright gross hotels. Thanks for your support!

Join Emma and Sarah this week as they discuss a few of the spooky stories, urban myths, and famous ghosts, they've read about the Great White North. Note, some are sillier than others. Thanks for listening!

Apologies for the late episode drop this week, thanks for your patience! This week, Sarah and Emma cover the story of Cropsey, a killer rumored to haunt Staten Island during the 1970s.

Airports are usually marked only by their banality, not so much for Denver International Airport. From underground bunkers to being the home of the Illuminati, DIA continues to spark conversation amongst conspiracy theorists. Listen this week as Emma and Sarah discuss some of the theories and their origins.

In March 1999, aspiring dancer Rachel Barber was murdered in Melbourne, Australia, by someone she, and the family, knew. Listen in as Sarah and Emma cover the case of the murder of Rachel Barber, Thank you for listening and tell your friends about the podcast!

Thank you for tuning in to part two of the Idaho student murders case. In this episode, Emma and Sarah conclude with where we are today and what to expect in the coming months.

In the early morning of November 13, 2022, four University of Idaho college students were stabbed to death in a shared rental home close to campus. This week, Emma and Sarah dive into the Idaho student murders. This is a long and terrifying case, so it's going to be a two-parter. Listen to part one now.

Ever heard of a waterhole that wails? Well, that's the subject of this episode. Join Sarah and Emma as they dive into the wailing at Wilga Waterhole and splash around in some spooky theories.

Coming in hot this fortnight with a very silly episode, join Emma and Sarah as they discuss a number of supposedly haunted dolls. Thanks for the listen!

This week, Sarah and Emma take a virtual trip to the Victoria high country to discuss the elusive and reclusive, Button Man. Thanks for your continued support!

Join us this week as Emma and Sarah dive into the case of the BTK serial killer, Dennis Rader who operated in Kansas, between 1974 and 1991. Thank you for listening!

Join us this week as Sarah and Emma discuss the 2004 case of the Sri Lankan handball team and their apparent disappearance from a tournament in Germany. Apologies for the audio, Emma's mic was playing up.

This week, Emma and Sarah travel to 1970's Spain to discuss the supposed paranormal phenomenon, known as The Belmez Faces. We apologise for the pronunciation Emma attempts.

In today's episode, Sarah and Emma discuss the case of five young men from Yuba County, California, who were reported missing after attending a college basketball game, and the events that followed. Thanks for your continued support!

In the longest episode to date, Emma and Sarah explore the Delphi murders. Sad, shocking, and still unfolding, this crime took place in Indiana in 2017 and is currently going through the criminal justice system. Listen, subscribe, and tell your friends.

In today's episode, Sarah and Emma discuss the death of Canadian woman Elisa Lam. The case has spawned a number of theories but what actually happened? Join the girls as they explore. Thanks for listening, tell your friends.

This week, Emma and Sarah talk about the murder of Australian woman, Elly Warren, and the lack of investigation that occurred in the aftermath.

Listen in this week as Sarah and Emma discuss an isolated 800-kilometre stretch of road that has been the location of several disappearances and deaths, earning it the nickname, “the highway of death”.

Tune in this week as Emma and Sarah discuss the strip search scam that traumatised many, and wreaked havoc across America. Like, listen, and tell your friends.

This week, Sarah and Emma discuss the gruesome murder of Hong Kong socialite, Abby Choi. Thanks for your continued support!

The girls are back! In the first episode of 2024, Emma and Sarah are discussing the Flannan Isles Lighthouse and the mysterious disappearance of its keepers in 1900. Thanks for listening!

For the last episode of the year, Sarah and Emma discuss the phenomenon known as spontaneous human combustion. Thank you for your support in 2023, the girls will be back with a banger of an episode in February.

The girls are back on the high seas this week as they discuss the survival story of Scotsman, Alexander Selkirk. Thanks for listening!