Showing results for "Lied" in True Crime

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Three months before plutonium fell on Nagasaki, it was already inside American bodies. Not soldiers. Not volunteers. Hospital patients, in beds, who had come in to be healed. Eighteen of them were chosen because doctors believed they were dying anyway...

A mother is told her newborn has died, and she goes home to grieve. The baby is alive – and has just been sold. In 2021, two young women in the country of Georgia learned they were twin sisters, separated at birth and raised apart. Their mother had been told both of her daughters died in the hospital. They hadn't. They had been taken and sold, and the paperwork was forged so she would never go looking. Weird Darkness podcast host Darren Marlar started with that one case and kept finding it – in a dozen countries, across nearly a hundred years.

Toxic relationships. Codependency. Domestic violence. Substance abuse. Mental illness. Sex. Men. Psychosis. These are the lies I told myself, and the lies told by the lying liars who told me they loved me when they knocked on my door.Tune in. More lies ahead. A fictionalized semi autobiographical novel and podcast about the last few years of my life.

Sex, Drugs, Rock'n'Roll und die Folgen. Tödliche Geschichten von Musiker:innen, erzählt von Musiker:innen die sich versuchen hinein zu versetzen. Lied vom Tod kombiniert packenden True Crime aus der Musik Welt mit aufschlussreichen Interviews von Stars aus Film und Musik.

Im August 1926 entgleiste bei Leiferde ein Schnellzug infolge eines geplanten Eisenbahnanschlags zweier junger Männer und forderte 24 Todesopfer; ursprünglich war er als Raubüberfall gedacht. Beide Täter stammten aus schwierigen sozialen Verhältnissen der Zwischenkriegszeit, litten unter Perspektivlosigkeit und materieller Not, und wurden trotz öffentlicher Proteste gegen das harte Urteil wegen heimtückischen Mordes zunächst zum Tode verurteilt, später aber zu lebenslanger Haft begnadigt.