Morbidly Fascinated

In this episode, Bella explores the heartbreaking story of Emma Walker, a bright and kind young woman whose life was tragically cut short by her ex-boyfriend after she chose to walk away. As we recognize October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we remember Emma for the light she brought into the world and reflect on how we can help prevent future tragedies through awareness, education, and support for those in need.Sources:

In this debut episode of The Conspiracy Cut, Bella unpacks some of the internet’s most fascinating pop culture conspiracies, the kind that blur the line between eerie, outlandish, and oddly entertaining. From the collective confusion of the Mandela Effect, to the long-running Avril Lavigne replacement theory, to whispers of Taylor Swift’s supposed satanic ties, this episode takes a closer look at the stories that make you raise an eyebrow… and maybe laugh a little too. So grab your tinfoil hat, and

In this episode, Bella examines the recent and tragic murder of Indigenous actor Jonathan Joss—best known for his roles of John Redcorn on King of the Hill and Chief Ken Hotate on Parks and Recreation. His case brings attention to the silence and injustice so often faced by Indigenous and LGBTQ+ victims. This is more than a true crime story—it’s a call to remember, to speak up, and to demand visibility and justice for our Indigenous and LGBTQ+ relatives, not just during Pride Month or on May 5th,

Trigger warning: This episode contains discussions of child abduction, sexual violence, murder, and neglect. Listener discretion is strongly advised.In this episode of Morbidly Fascinated, Bella covers the heartbreaking and deeply disturbing case of 8-year-old Cherish Perrywinkle, who was abducted from a Jacksonville, Florida Walmart in 2013 by a convicted sex offender posing as a Good Samaritan. What followed was every parent’s worst nightmare. Through the timeline of events, the devastating

Trigger Warning: This episode contains graphic descriptions of murder and discussions of domestic violence.Did you know the Lifetime movie No One Would Tell was based on a real-life tragedy? In this episode, Bella takes a deep dive into the heartbreaking case of Amy Carnevale, a 14-year-old cheerleader whose life was tragically cut short by her abusive boyfriend, Jamie Fuller, in 1991. This episode explores the true story behind the film and serves as a sobering reminder of the dangers of teen