We're back with the mystery of the Mary Celeste, which is one of history's greatest maritime mysteries. In 1872, the ship was found adrift in the Atlantic with no crew aboard, though it was still seaworthy. The crew had vanished without a trace, and the reason remains unknown, sparking countless theories, but no definitive answers. Join us as we explore the theories, the facts, and what may have truly happened on that fateful voyage.

Rikki and Nick talk about what's been going on and set a date for their return. Stay tuned, and stay strange!

Hello Strangers!
Nick and Rikki will be on a special assignment for the next month or so for a very important life changing event. We are adopting!
This means all our free time that was spent reseaching and recording has now been taken over for getting the house ready, meeting woth Foster workers, interviewin and getting ready to add a new family member.
We know that all of you are jonesing for the next episode, and we are too...but we feel that this time is important to focus on bonding with our new daughter.
We PROMISE we'll be back.
In the meantime, make life yours, and have a safe and happy holiday season.

and also......Stay Strange!

Had to take the weekend off, but we will be back next weekend. Somtimes life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it. Have a great week everyone!

Hello Strangers!

Being Dead Serious podcast Episode 66:

The Bermondsey Horror

Is now available.

We journey back to Victorian London for a tale of love, loss, and couple that just doesn't seem to have it all together.

Marie and Frederick Manning are living in 1840's London, having a tough go of things. So what do they do?

Murder of course!

When you can't seem to find a way to make ends meet, just make someone meet their end.

Come listen to an odd tale that doesn't quite go as planned.

Stay Strange!

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Hello Strangers!

Being Dead Serious podcast Episode 65:

The Demon with many names

Is now available.

Tracing back to the cradle of civilization, the Demon Zozo has held many names and worn many faces.

It's known for deceit, lies, and corruption, making its origins and motivations hard to track.

Even though it can't always be understood, its victims know one thing for sure: It uses the Ouija board as a portal into our realm.

Tonight we're gonna talk about a Demon who can't figure out what he wants to be called, ouija board influences, a smoking planchet and even how some real shitty parenting all lead to the blame of a demonic interference.

Stay Strange!

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Being Dead Serious podcast Episode 64:

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

Is now available.

In the quiet little village of Sleepy Hollow, there lived a legend that not only spread to nearby towns and villages, but has been passed down through the centuries, about a headless spectre, bent on revenge.
The Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow is a legend that began in 1820, created by Washington Irving.
Folklore has been in the lifeblood of this country, and the countries of old, forever. '
Come listen as Nick spins the yarn that sparked imaginations and stories ever since.

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Being Dead Serious podcast episode 63:

The Demonic Possession of Anneliese Michel

Is now available.

In 1976, 23 year old German girl named Anneliese Michel underwent 67 exorcisms in order to free her of the six demons she believed possessed her.

Today she is known as the inspiration behind the movie, The Exorcism of Emily Rose.

But the horrors she would endure throughout her life and even in her death are the reason behind the strick rules and procedures the Vatican uphold for any possession case today.

Was this a demonic possession....?

Or was this a result of mental illness?

Join us as we discuss the breakdown of the world's most famous case of "demonic possession."

STAY STRANGE

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