Summary

This episode, AL & Sai Marie delve into the shocking murder case of Pamela Lee Bruno in Eugene, Oregon, in 1978.

The discovery of her severed remains in a dumpster led to a complex investigation and a courtroom drama that revealed the dark underbelly of her marriage and the chilling events surrounding her death.

The case highlights themes of betrayal, violence, and the lingering uncertainty of the truth, even after convictions were made.

AL and I will be recording this episode of Histories of Horror in about half an hour! Tune in later via Midnight Realm Radio, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you listen to your podcasts to learn about the shocking snuff murder of Pamela Lee Bruno in Eugene, Oregon 1978!

This episode of Histories of Horror, hosts Sai Marie and AL Knuckles delve into the chilling unsolved case of the Missouri River Killer, a predator who terrorized Kansas City from 1982 to 1994.

They explore the brutality of the murders, the anonymity of the killer, and the lasting impact on the community.

The conversation emphasizes the importance of remembering the victims as individuals rather than mere statistics, highlighting their stories and the need for closure in the face of unresolved terror.

🔪 The Katrina Couple: The Butcher of New Orleans

In this chilling episode of Histories of Horror, AL Knuckles and your host delve into the horrific true-crime case of Zack Bowen and Addie Hall, also known as "The Katrina Couple."

Set against the backdrop of post-Katrina New Orleans, a city already grappling with trauma and destruction, this story explores how unchecked substance abuse, mental health crises, and the pressure cooker environment of disaster-stricken NOLA culminated in a devastating act of domestic violence, murder, and suicide.

We trace the couple's intense and volatile relationship, their dark descent following the hurricane, and the grisly discovery that shocked a city desperately trying to rebuild. Join us as we dissect the psychological horror, the systemic failures, and the tragic sequence of events that cemented the legacy of "The Butcher of New Orleans."

The narratives we cover in Histories of Horror often explore themes of despair, isolation, and extreme emotional distress. If listening to this or any other story has brought up dark emotions, overwhelming grief, or feelings of isolation and heavy burdens, please know that you do not have to carry them alone.

Help is available.

We encourage you to reach out to the following resources:

• GriefShare: A network of support groups offering healing after the death of a loved one. https://www.griefshare.org/

• SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration): National resources for mental health and substance abuse services. https://www.samhsa.gov/

• Good Grief: Provides therapeutic services and resources for grieving children, teens, and adults.

  https://good-grief.org/resources/

It is a common misconception that Death Doulas only assist individuals facing end-of-life care and the anticipated transition of death. In reality, many doulas are specially trained to help people navigate the intense grief journey that follows an unexpected death—one that arrives without notice. They offer non-medical emotional, spiritual, and logistical support to those dealing with sudden, traumatic loss.

• Doulas for Sudden Death (INELDA): Learn more about how doulas support grief after unexpected loss. https://inelda.org/doulas-for-sudden-death/

• Nikki the Death Doula (Common Misconceptions): An insightful look into the breadth of a death doula's work. https://www.nikkithedeathdoula.com/blog/common-misconceptions-about-death-doulas

In this episode of Histories of Horror, hosts Sai Marie and A.L. Knuckles delve into the haunting tales of the Baker Hotel in Mineral Wells, Texas.

They explore the tragic stories behind its ghostly residents, including a woman who leapt from the seventh floor and the legacy of Earl Baker, the hotel's namesake.

The conversation highlights the emotional weight of architecture and the importance of honoring history through restoration, ultimately emphasizing that the past is alive and waiting to be understood.

In this episode of Histories of Horror, host Sai Marie interviews Kevin Stone, a renowned hypnotist, who shares his journey into the world of hypnosis. Kevin discusses the differences between hypnosis and hypnotherapy, the impact of hypnosis on both celebrities and everyday individuals, and addresses common misconceptions about the practice.

Kevin emphasizes the therapeutic benefits of hypnosis for issues like anxiety and phobias, and provides insights on how to get started with hypnosis. The conversation highlights the evolution of hypnosis in modern society and its potential to facilitate lasting change in people's lives.

Connect with Kevin Stone at Hypnotist.com

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This episode of Histories of Horror delves into the themes of storytelling, with a particular focus on the representation of witches in narratives.

Michael Deeze, author of Bless Me Father, discusses how these stories weave together elements of the natural world and the impact of historical influences, such as the Roman Catholic Church, on these narratives.

The importance of immersion in the subject matter is emphasized, suggesting that a deeper connection can enhance the storytelling experience.

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