Necronomipod

A casual conversation among hosts about current events, including a teaser about mishandled remains and personal anecdotes.

The hosts discuss breaking news in the Madeleine McCann case, including a new search in Portugal focused on German suspect Christian Bruckner.

A casual podcast episode where the hosts discuss their lazy weekends and joke about the show's intro before diving into news.

A deep dive into the mysterious 2006 murder of attorney Robert Wone, where three housemates claimed an intruder stabbed him but were acquitted of obstruction and evidence tampering.

A casual conversation about a hurricane approaching Jamaica and a dirty martini recipe.

Hosts Mike, Ian, and Dave begin a deep dive into the Hillside Stranglers, the duo of cousins Angelo Buono and Kenneth Bianchi who terrorized Los Angeles in the late 1970s.

Necronomapod's Kenneth McDuff Part 2 follows McDuff after his October 1989 parole, his December 1990 release, and his 1991 dorm life at Texas State Technical College in Waco.

New DNA testing tied a 1974 Utah teenager's death to Ted Bundy, and the hosts frame it as a 51-year confirmation from Utah County.

Necronomipod's "Kenneth McDuff Part 1" opens with the 1966 Everman, Texas kidnapping of three teenagers, the death of two in a trunk, and a third killing with a broomstick.

The hosts of Necro Overtime discuss their intoxicated states and debate the merits of SmartWater versus Fiji water.

A podcast episode discussing the case of the Mad Bomber, George Metesky, who planted bombs across New York City for 16 years.

Necronomipod's three hosts — Mike, Ian, and Dave — detail the 1997 case of Lisl Auman, a 22-year-old Colorado woman who received a life sentence for the murder of Denver Police Officer Bruce Vanderjagt even though she was already handcuffed in the back of a patrol car when the actual shooter, Mateusz Yannick, opened fire.

Necronomipod hosts Mike, Ian, and Dave explore the folklore of Trinidad, rooting three supernatural entities — the Sukuya, the Douen, and La Jablesse — in the island's history as one of the most culturally mixed populations in the world, the result of Spanish colonization in 1498, French Catholic planters and enslaved Africans arriving after 1783, British rule from 1797, emancipation in 1838, and Indian indentured workers from 1845 to 1917.

Mike Namapod and co-host discuss a classic Necro case update, teasing a story about Hellfire vs a UAP, Mars leopard spots, and a JonBenét DNA retest.