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What motivates murder? Chewing with her mouth open, leaving his socks on the floor...we are just two sibling-in-laws cracking jokes, discussing marital homicides, and hypothetically plotting the murders of our spouses. What?...it's cathartic!
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Domestic grievances become comic bridges into homicide cases, giving true crime a loose, macabre, free-associative rhythm.
Death Do Us Part turns themed true-crime cases into dark comedy, with Laura and Jeremy trading case narratives, reactions, and domestic side stories.
A botched family haircut leads you to a boozing barber and a murder story.
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Pet rescue turns into a loose, darkly comic listen about fostering, frustration, and animal abuse.
This episode leans on a pet-rescue setup and keeps its footing in the small annoyances of fostering a cat and trying to place it with a home. Laura and Jeremy let the banter run easy, then turn toward a darker account of animal abuse, so the tone keeps shifting between light…
A botched haircut slides into a boozy true crime detour.
Fresh Cuts starts with a bad haircut and lets that ordinary annoyance do real work before the murder talk arrives. The banter between Jeremy and Laura feels easy and a little scattered in a good way, with the half finished reactions doing more than polished setup ever could.
A return-from-hiatus true-crime conversation that pairs domestic chaos with Agnes Tirop’s rise and results.
Death Do Us Part comes back from hiatus with a loose, conversational opening that stays close to showers, bathroom renovations, colds, and the drag of getting back to normal.
A baking chat gives way to a grim true-crime case, sharpened by dark banter and a blunt delivery.
Death Do Us Part starts with Girl Scout cookies and lets that ordinary chat drift into something much uglier. Laura and Jeremy move from cookie logistics to baking and baked goods before the episode lands on a married couple with a deeply disturbing story: they used a dating app…
A bleak first episode of 2021 pairs jokes, salads, and one grim Italy case.
Death Do Us Part opens 2021 by setting January chaos against the lingering wreckage of 2020. Laura and Jeremy already sound fully in stride, and the running joke about new year resolutions folds neatly into a bit of salad-fueled self-improvement.
Gaming culture, derailed on impact.
Dark history, bad taste, live-wire banter.
Grief comedy with its heart still open.
Banter with bad ideas attached.
Laura and Jeremy open with a pet-rescue theme and quickly turn it into a story about a foster cat that stayed at their house for two weeks while they tried to find it a home.
Fresh Cuts opens with a pun on weddings, knives, and the phrase "death do us part," then settles into the chaos of bad haircuts.
The hosts return from hiatus in full chaos.
Laura and Jeremy open with Girl Scout cookies and somehow turn that into baking, sample boxes, and cookie mom logistics.
Laura and Jeremy open 2021 like 2020 still owes them an apology.
Two sibling-in-laws joke about annoying spouse habits and hypothetically plotting murder, inspired by door-closing frustrations.
Two sibling-in-laws celebrate their podcast anniversary by joking about marital homicides and hypothetically plotting their spouses' murders.