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Beyond Bizarre True Crime

Beyond Bizarre True Crime

By: AbJack Entertainment
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 Beyond Bizarre True Crime is a weekly podcast with a different guest host or hosts, from the world of true crime podcasts, and they select, and present truly bizarre cases with their own style and personality, all in 30 minutes or less.Copyright AbJack Entertainment True Crime
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  • Introducing Morbidology, a preview of episode 294; The Mandan Massacre.

    Introducing Morbidology, a preview of episode 294; The Mandan Massacre.
    Mar 26 2025
    Introducing Morbidology, a preview of episode 294; The Mandan Massacre.

    Introducing Morbidology, a preview of episode 294: The Mandan Massacre.
    It was just before 7:30AM on 1 April, 2019, when employees started to arrive at RJR Maintenance and Management in Mandan, North Dakota.
    When they entered the building, however, it quickly became apparent that something was amiss.
    A body was found, followed by another, then another, then another….
    Make sure to subscribe to Morbidology across all podcast platforms and YouTube.
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    3 mins
  • Introducing; Killer Communications

    Introducing; Killer Communications
    Mar 1 2025
    Introducing: Killer Communications

    AbJack Entertainment, the same network that brings you Beyond Bizarre True Crime, has a brand new show launching March 1,2025. It's called Killer Communications, and it's hosted by Mike Morford.

    In each episode of Killer Communications, Mike discusses a true crime case where one of the clues is a mysterious form of contact; whether it's a frightening phone call to a victim, a mysterious email to the press, or a taunting letter sent to the press, these bizarre communications happen more often than you might think, and sometimes have deadly consequences.

    In this short preview of Killer Communications, Season 1 Episode 1, you'll hear about the case of Dale Williams, a father and husband, who was lured from the Nucla, Colorado body shop he owned by a mysterious caller in 1999. He was never seen again. His abandoned truck was found submerged in a local waterway, but there was never any sign of Dale himself. Despite an ex-friend of Dale's being a longtime suspect in the case, police were never able to make an arrest. But that all changed in 2024 when an arrest and answers finally came.

    After you listen to this preview of Killer Communications, head over to your favorite podcast app, and be sure to subscribe to Killer Communications, so you can hear the full episode on Dale Williams, and catch every new episode of Killer Communications.

    Visit the Killer Communications homepage for news about the show, and past episodes.You can also follow Killer Communications on social media, via X or Facebook.
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    11 mins
  • Introducing; Silkwood

    Introducing; Silkwood
    Dec 18 2024
    Introducing; Silkwood

    Silkwood is a multi-part podcast that intricately examines the life of whistleblower Karen Silkwood, the nuclear behemoth she sought to expose, the government’s role in potential wrong-doings, and asks the question: What actually happened on that cold and windy November night 50 years ago? Did Karen fall asleep at the wheel and die as the result of a true single-car crash? Did she die for what she knew and what she was on her way to expose? Was it an accident…or something far more sinister? Find Silkwood wherever you listen to podcasts. For more information, including sources, please visit GoneCold.com/Silkwood
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    10 mins

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