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Dead Funny

Dead Funny

By: Knock And Run Media
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 From bizarre obituaries to history’s most ridiculous demises, we dig up the weirdest and wildest ways people have met their maker—because if you can’t laugh at death, what’s the point? With sharp wit, surprising facts, and a dash of the macabre, Dead Funny is where dark comedy meets deadly true stories.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. True Crime World
Episodes
  • Episode 2: Hot Ones – Feel The Burn

    Episode 2: Hot Ones – Feel The Burn
    Jun 7 2025

    In this scorching episode of Dead Funny, we explore the fiery fates of those who met their end through flames, heat, and sheer bad luck. From historical infernos and spontaneous combustions to tragic accidents and truly bizarre burn-related deaths, we’re stoking the flames of some of the most blisteringly strange demises in history. It's hot, horrifying—and, yes—hilarious (in a very dark way). Get ready to laugh, wince, and maybe never light a candle the same way again.
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    54 mins
  • Episode 1: The Fall Guys – Gravity’s A Real Jerk

    Episode 1: The Fall Guys – Gravity’s A Real Jerk
    May 25 2025

    Ever wondered how gravity can be your worst enemy? In our kickoff episode, we dive headfirst into some of the most bizarre, jaw-dropping ways people have met their untimely demise—literally falling into history. From Garry Hoy’s unforgettable office window stunt gone wrong, to daredevil Jim “Bullet” Bailey’s wild ride, and the tragic fall of wrestling legend Owen Hart, we explore these stories with a darkly comedic twist that’ll make you laugh, gasp, and maybe double-check your balance.

    Tune in for a wild ride through death by clumsiness, bad luck, and gravity’s unforgiving pull.
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    45 mins
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