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Haunted and Homicidal

hauntedandhomicidal

🎙️ Welcome to Haunted and Homicidal 💀👻Where true crime meets the paranormal... and chaos meets caffeine. Join Lauren and Courtney twice a week (every Monday and Thursday) as we dive headfirst into the most bone-chilling true crime cases, spine-tingling paranormal encounters, and the kind of unhinged tangents that’ll leave you laughing, horrified, and questioning our mental stability. (Spoiler: It"s hanging on by a thread.) We’re your haunted hosts with homicidal humor, blending murder, mayhem,

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39:55

GhostTube Is On Its Bullsh*t & We’re Tired

Haunted and Homicidal ·

2026/03/05

Gather ‘round, gremlins. 👻✨We are STILL aggressively, spiritually, emotionally, financially excited about partnering with HauntFest. Yes, we’re bringing it up again. Yes, we will continue bringing it up. Yes, you will go to 👉 HauntFest.net 👻 Haunted houses, spooky vendors, vibes that say “this could go wrong” — it’s everything we stand for. Today’s haunted chaos menu: 🏚️ The McRaven House in Vicksburg, MS — allegedly the “most haunted house in Mississippi,” featuring Civil War energy, lingering

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58:37

HauntFest, Hostages & Haunted Microphones 👻

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2026/03/02

Buckle up, demons. 👻✨We are STILL foaming-at-the-mouth levels of excited to be partnered with HauntFest (yes, we will scream about it every episode, yes, you will deal with it, yes, you will go to 👉 HauntFest.net 👻). Haunted attractions? Spooky vendors? Questionable life choices? Say less. Today’s emotional rollercoaster of chaos includes: 🔦 The absolutely unhinged real-life Gone Girl case of Denise Huskins — featuring a kidnapping, a police department that said “hmm… sounds fake,” and a plot

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37:08

This Episode Is Sponsored by Chaos (And HauntFest)

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2026/02/26

This week’s episode is what happens when the ghosts decide THEY are the main characters. GhostTube does not clock in quietly. Oh no. The spirits are ACTIVE, unhinged, and apparently stuck in the world’s most toxic paranormal situationship. They either LOVE each other or absolutely despise each other — there is no in-between. It’s giving ghostly reality show. It’s giving “we need couples therapy but we died in 1842.” They interrupt us constantly. They’re rude. They’re dramatic. At one point we’re

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35:15

SPONSORSHIP, RAGE, & HIGH-KEY HORROR

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2026/02/24

We finally reveal the gigantic sponsorship we’ve been 87’ing rumors about — HauntFest, baby! But instead of celebrating like normal humans, we immediately decide we want a rage room because, let’s face it, we have many rage and zero chill. (Also Lauren threatens to quit AGAIN… is this a recurring subplot or her cardio now?)In true chaotic fashion, we dive into two of the wildest kidnapping cases you’ve never fully processed in one sitting: the disappearance of Kamiyah Mobley that turned the

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80:15

GhostTube Said “Why Are You Here?” and Honestly… Valid

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2026/02/19

This week’s episode is absolute chaos from start to finish — and honestly, GhostTube chose violence.GhostTube is fully activated today, interrupting us nonstop with unsolicited commentary like the paranormal backseat driver nobody asked for. It’s sassy, bossy, weirdly judgmental, and somehow more confident than both of us combined. At one point it basically takes over the conversation, and we’re not entirely sure who’s hosting the episode anymore. Meanwhile, Mischa is deeply offended that we have

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70:54

Manson Part 2: Cults, Courtrooms, and Questionable...

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2026/02/16

This week’s episode begins with Mischa ASMR, because nothing says “true crime podcast professionalism” like aggressive sniffing, dramatic breathing, and a full emotional breakdown over Lauren’s hamburger. Mischa would like the record to show she has never been fed in her life. Ever. Not once. Once the canine chaos settles (it doesn’t), we dive back into the disturbing and bizarre story of Charles Manson — Part 2. We pick up in the immediate aftermath of the Tate-LaBianca murders, when the country

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46:35

Residual Hauntings, Immediate Chaos

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2026/02/12

🚨 BIG NEWS LOOMING 🚨We almost make a HUGE announcement this episode… but instead we aggressively tease you like reality TV producers. Stay tuned. Be afraid. Or excited. Probably both. This week, GhostTube is BACK and somehow even sassier than usual — providing live commentary, roasting Courtney’s pronunciation skills, and repeatedly asking why Courtney is here AGAIN… as if she doesn’t show up every single Sunday like a haunted time loop. Rude. Mischa commits crimes against humanity midway

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69:52

Flu, Ghosts, and Charles Manson: A Completely Normal...

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2026/02/10

This week’s episode is sponsored by influenza, ghostly personal-space violations, and the demon static that refuses to leave our audio equipment alone because apparently it pays rent here now. After taking a week-long break because the flu absolutely drop-kicked us into another dimension, we’re back — medically fragile, emotionally chaotic, and running on cough drops and bad decisions. We start with important life updates: Lauren’s daughter received a friendship bracelet from 7 Brew and is now

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35:04

This Episode Is Cursed (Open Graves, Demons & the Flu)

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2026/01/30

Buckle up, grab your EMF detectors, and maybe light a protection candle—because this week’s episode is an absolute paranormal fever dream.We kick things off by unleashing the Ghost Tube app, which immediately chooses violence and becomes an uninvited fourth co-host. The app is popping OFF the entire episode, dropping words at the worst possible times and providing elite comedic timing that has us questioning reality, ghosts, and our life choices. The commentary? Unhinged. The vibes? Immaculately

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73:31

Unstructured, Unhinged, Unprepared

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2026/01/26

This episode opens exactly how God and the algorithm intended: Mischa ASMR. Crunching. Sipping. Questionable mouth noises. Instant regret. You’re welcome.From there, we do what we do best—skip the warm-up entirely and dive headfirst into absolute nightmare fuel. First up: the Jaycee Dugard case, a story so horrifying it will make you stare into the middle distance and reconsider humanity as a concept. We talk long-term captivity, systemic failures, survival, resilience, and how so many people

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66:48

50 Episodes, Zero Chill, All the Chaos

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2026/01/22

🎉 EPISODE 50. FIFTY. FIVE-ZERO. 🎉 And did we celebrate like responsible adults with a well-planned, professional recording? Absolutely not. To mark our 50th episode, we cracked open the wine, summoned fried sushi tacos (yes, fried, yes, sushi, yes, tacos, no we will not explain), and added cake to the mix because chaos thrives on sugar. We monch and cronch for the ENTIRE episode—headphones beware, Mischa’s elite cronchy ASMR is in full force. This episode was recorded way too late at night,

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66:22

Sleep Deprived, Slightly Hostile, Deeply Into Murder

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2026/01/19

This week’s episode is brought to you by sickness, sleep deprivation, fried food, demonic interference, unexpected ASMR, and crimes that will absolutely ruin your vibe.Courtney is still sick and hanging on by a thread, Lauren has officially unlocked a new life skill and can now make sushi tacos (growth), and at one point Courtney threatens to beat Lauren’s children because they are being inexplicably loud and have chosen violence against everyone’s sanity. Mischa is operating on fumes after staying

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51:20

Plague Island 🤌 Swamp Demon 😭

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2026/01/15

WARNING UP FRONT: The demon static makes an uninvited comeback near the end of this episode. We don’t know why. We don’t know how. We are sorry in advance. Sorry ’bout it. Today we are ✨international✨, which means we’re talking with our hands and mispronouncing Italian words with confidence. We head to Poveglia Island, Italy’s most haunted little island of Nope, where plague victims were dumped en masse, the ground is basically made of human remains, and a wildly unethical doctor allegedly lost his

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49:48

Chaos First, Murder Second

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2026/01/12

We kick things off exactly how you’d expect after 40-something episodes: nothing works. Mics are mad. The internet is offended. You’d think we’d have this figured out by now, but that would require growth—and we don’t do that here. Mischa is aggressively itchy for reasons science cannot explain, and Courtney is slowly but surely losing her last remaining marble about it.Once the gremlins are temporarily appeased, we dive headfirst into two absolutely horrifying cases: the murder of Cassie Jo

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94:16

International Legends, Domestic Chaos

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2026/01/08

Today we attempt to discuss Castle Bran and the Loch Ness Monster, two Scottish legends that absolutely did not consent to this episode. But before we get anywhere near ancient stone walls or mysterious lake creatures, Courtney commits a culinary crime/genius move by making a sushi sandwich, and Lauren’s stomach begins eating itself from the inside out because she has once again forgotten to consume food like a functioning human.Because these stories are not American (and even if they were, let’s

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94:19

Crunch, Cry, Clusterfuck: Papini & Peterson Edition

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2026/01/05

Before we even get into the horrors of humanity, Lauren finally got her mince meat tarts from her grandmother for Christmas. Yes, she is living her best holiday fantasy, and yes, we are jealous. Naturally, we have a tiny obligatory ASMR session with Mischa, featuring some pretzel slims because nothing says chaotic true crime podcast like crunchy snack noises.Once we’ve digested the pastries (and the pretzels), we spiral into pure madness: first up, the “kidnapping” of Sherri Papini — a case so

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46:16

Winter Solstice Said Drink Up, NYE Said Die

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2026/01/01

Welcome to January 1st, 2026 — same feral energy, same unhinged hosts, different calendar year. 🥂If you’re listening to this while doing laundry or cleaning your house: STOP IT RIGHT NOW. You’re about to wash away your good luck, your good spirits, and probably your will to live. Go eat your black-eyed peas, your cabbage, your collard greens, or whatever leafy superstition you subscribe to and sit down. Today’s episode is a little ✨special✨ because we’re ringing in the New Year by immediately

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47:36

Jerry Brudos : The Final Act

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2025/12/29

It’s the third and final chapter in the Jerry Brudos saga, and honestly… we’re tired, emotionally damaged, and still fighting the equipment.The episode kicks off with the obligatory Mischa ASMR, because she simply must lick the microphone directly, followed immediately by yet another round of technical difficulties. You’d think by week 22 we’d have this figured out—but absolutely not. Consistency is a myth. Stability is fake. We persevere anyway. Once we finally get our shit together, we dive

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34:07

Merry Chrysler to the Christmas Demons - and you,...

Haunted and Homicidal ·

2025/12/25

Merry Chrysler, ya filthy animals 🎄Today we’re decking the halls with creepy Christmas folklore, because nothing says holiday cheer like demon goats and child-eating giants. We’re diving into Krampus, the OG holiday menace, and then heading to Iceland to meet Grýla, her 13 feral Yule Lads, her lazy ass husband who contributes absolutely nothing, and the giant Yule Cat that will literally eat you if your outfit isn’t cute enough. Before we even get spooky, Lauren realizes she’s out of clean coffee

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38:47

Its the most murderous time of the year!

Haunted and Homicidal ·

2025/12/22

This week on the pod, we’re decking the halls with true crime as we dive into two chilling Christmas tragedies: Charles Lawson and the Covina Massacre. While most people were trimming trees, singing carols, and setting out cookies for Santa, these stories remind us that not everyone was feeling the holiday cheer. From quiet winter nights turned deadly to celebrations that ended in unimaginable violence, these cases prove that Christmas isn’t always wrapped in bows and goodwill.Before we unwrap the

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