Dear Murder Street

Murder, monsters, and mystery. The Carroll Sisters explain how Dear Murder Street offers listeners a unique opportunity to create and voice characters in this new interactive horror podcast. Visit www.dearmurderstreet.com for more information and learn how you can be part of the story.

In 1977, John Dearborn murdered his wife, his son, and his 89-year-old mother. He put their bodies in sleeping bags, dragged them into the living room, and then vanished without a trace. Thirteen years later, the Carroll sisters moved into the house right next door. Their part in this horror story is the reason why an advice show like this one is so necessary. WARNING: Episode may contain mentions of violence or trauma. Listener discretion is advised.

"She came out of nowhere--and I hit her…" After a strange hit and run, a college student is desperate for answers. The Carroll sisters try to help. Meg explains the symptoms of demonic possession. MK talks about meth. WARNING: Episode may contain mentions of violence or trauma. Listener discretion is advised.

"I was buried alive…" This Las Vegas man still regrets volunteering for that magic show. The Carroll sisters offer some advice. Meg talks about fairies and thin places. MK recounts how she was once hypnotized to do a bad thing. WARNING: Episode may contain mentions of violence or trauma. Listener discretion is advised.  

"Evil Deli Makes Human Sandwiches..." The liverwurst on rye was his favorite. Now the Carroll sisters serve up some advice, discussing Dahmer and a few lesser-known cannibals. MK also explains why brain meat is very bad for you. Meg divulges a long-held secret about a friend from their past. WARNING: This episode contains mentions of sexual violence and trauma. Listener discretion is advised.