Fatal Females

Being a teenager is tough. We know we wouldn’t go back to that time given the choice - sadly for Brenda Ann Spencer though, she is 16. Doubly sad for Brenda is her father is an alcoholic creep who makes her sleep with him on a mattress on the floor. Even more sad for Brenda, she is secretly suicidal, but has no one to talk to about it. And if you can believe it, it continues to be sad for Brenda when all she wanted for her birthday was a radio, but Dad gave her a gun instead. So what’s a girl to do? No friends, a bad neglectful father, and a big gun. Well listen in as Pamela does what she does best and talks about a terrible childhood gone horribly awry. We aren’t drinking anything special today just keeping it light with mimosas while we try and swallow the truth about the first school shooting in America.

We're both tired and we don't record on Sundays. Also - this bitch is crazy. Jump on board the mothership with Valentina de Andrade and listen in as Chelsea forces herself to talk about this wretched woman who believes aliens are Jesus. Yup, sounds about right. No fancy drinks this time - just grapefruit mimosas and a mic drop. Literally.

He’s tall as the trees and will grab you with ease, It won’t help you to struggle just beg and appease. His suit's dark as night, he’ll wrap you up tight Look into his face and see something's not right. Don’t try and run, the fun isn’t done Slender Man's game has now just begun. Chelsea has the mystery, Pamela the facts One internet search history, and you’re on the right track. Our 25th shocking episode features two special girls Who were seduced by a shadowman and an online world. Guzzle from the bottle as our double tale unfolds, lock your doors and windows, to listen you are bold.

We all struggle with the rumors about millennials - some of us are so close in age to them ourselves. But in young Gypsy’s case you won’t be able to help but sympathize and rage against her situation. Dee-Dee is a doting and quick to concern mother who has the confidence of many doctors as to how best to treat her constantly sick daughter. Confined to a wheel chair most of her life, Gypsy can still find love and dedication from a young willing gentleman - but do they take their loyalty too far? A Mother's love versus her daughters freedom. Who will prevail? Who will parish? As always Pamela has the facts. We are sipping dark and strong Sazeracs this week in order to handle the details, oh and bring a net to catch your jaw as it plummets to the floor! Strap in for Dee-Dee and Gypsy Blanchard.

Karla Homolka doesn’t have much of a personal history, but her history gets personal. Betrothed to a charming and dapper man reminiscent of Patrick Batemen, she begins her life away from her family, fully invested in dark sadistic fantasies. Throughout the torrid trial we learn how uninvolved or rather how much of a partner in crime she was to the charismatic Paul Bernardo. How many young teenagers meet gruesome ends to this duo? You have to listen to find out. Chelsea has a juicy one this week and that’s not just the bourbon maple sour she made for everyone to drink. Tune in and get turned off real quick for kinkiness gone horribly, terribly wrong.

When Leonarda Cianciulli’s mother cursed her marriage, she thought very little of it. Ah young love, what could go wrong? Apparently everything. Child after child failed to survive. Miscarriages, still births, infant after infant dead. An astonishing 14 out of 17 children perished. The curse, it seems, was real. In WWII ravaged Italy, paralyzed by anxiety over her remaining children's safety, Leonarda called upon her unique, self-proclaimed gift: fortune-telling. In her own shop, she welcomed women from her small town, asking for guidance. Riches, love, beauty, just come over and sign your life away! Write letters of farewell to your loved ones but try not to notice the ax swinging towards your head. This week we are sipping Aperol spritzes and tuning in as Pamela reveals some shocking, soapy facts in what’s possibly our favorite episode yet!! The details will thrill and horrify you and remember, never ask what’s in the tea cakes...

All we can say is grab a drink (seriously, right now)- this week's episode will leave you needing one - as Pamela states multiple times throughout “viewer discretion is advised.” Enriqueta Martí rocked Barcelona’s history books by being accused of not only procuring children for illegal sex trafficking, but by butchering and saving the remains of children for medical supplies given to her prestigious clients. We feel sick to our stomachs already, do you? Listen as best you can while Chelsea finally unearths a truly juicy episode with a twist. Dive into the sordid world of “The Vampire of Barcelona” where heinous acts aren’t always what they seem.

She was destined for stardom, lucky in love and fortunate to have three healthy children. She had it all - what more could a girl want? On a Sunday in April, Claudine Longet’s picture perfect life took a turn for the unexpected. To this day, more than 40 years later, questions still remain unanswered. After Claudine's amicable divorce from her first husband, she fell in love with America’s golden boy - Olympic skier, Spider Sabich. This was supposed to be her happily ever after but instead - after that dreaded day in April - it turned Claudine into a pariah, criticized by her community which ultimately forced her to living the rest of her days out of the spotlight. Join us this week as Pamela spins a Hollywood tale that should’ve ended with a happy ending but instead, leaves a trail of secrets that are still in question today.

It’s Chelsea’s episode this week and that means one thing: we don’t have a clue what this ladies back story is. Waneta and Tim Hoyt tragically lost all five of their biological children within months of each being born. Only their adopted son, Jay, seemed to thrive. The doctors all claimed SIDS was the culprit until 20 years later, Waneta was arrested after confessing to killing all five of their sons and daughters. Dive in this week with a fruity, but strong Cosmopolitan drink as Chelsea tries to flush out who Waneta Hoyt was and if she was truly guilty of murdering her own flesh and blood.

No screams penetrated the thick Louisiana air on any of the nights each family was brutally slain. It wasn’t until the alarm was sounded in the morning that anyone thought to feel fear, or to even latch their windows at night. It seemed the murders would never stop. Month after month, family after family found in disturbing poses, heads opened or caved in from vicious ax strokes. Fathers, mothers, children; no one is safe. Step aside Lizzie Borden, there’s a new ax wielding gal in town and her name is Clementine Barnabet. Did she act alone or as apart of a larger scheme? Sip a Sazerac and tune in this week as Pamela reveals the truth behind this illusive lady.

They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but Vera Renczi may be the exception, for everyone seemed to proclaim her beauty. A childhood and upbringing shrouded in mystery, not much is known about this Romanian looker except her appetite for jealous murder. Vera was a passionate lover and seduced many suitors into her home and affections. She was even more passionate that they should never touch another woman but her ever again. Sip on a plum wine spritzer this week and snack on some grape leaves as Chelsea embarks on a journey to Romania to find the truth about this beautiful murderess. Don’t accept her drinks. Don’t eat her dinner and whatever you do don’t play in the basement.

Let’s Get Ready to Rumblllllleeeee!!!!!!! Come on down to Mexico City for a wrestling event you’ll never forget. Juana Barazza started this crazy life as an abused child from a tormented mother. Never knowing familial love, never learning to read or write, she grew to be a well-adjusted young woman...or so we thought. Juana entered the wrestling world selling concessions to the masses only to be discovered as having a true talent for the wrestling spectacle. From lowly caterpillar, Juana emerged into the fight a pink and gold fierce butterfly known as La Dama del Silencio. Pop your ear buds in this week and sip some Mezcal as Pamela unravels the heinous truth behind The Lady of Silence and her dark secrets.

Listen, it’s a holiday week. We get it. Offices are closed, the beach and booze are calling, and the sun is blazing. Hamburgers are turning juicy on the grill and you don’t have time to listen to entire hour of murder right now since your friends and family are sitting right next to you. So here’s 27 minutes of a murder obsessed lady we know very little about. Maria Swanenburg proudly murdered over 100 people including her own parents. So grab an ice cold beer and listen to Chelsea give all the facts about this illusive lady with little info.

This week just drink straight from the bottle. Naturally, Pamela will bring you a sordid tale that ends even worse than it begins. Prepare for a story of a woman that starts in abuse and ends in her returning the favors she suffered throughout her entire childhood. You may have heard of the Sunset Strip Killers, but not like this. Taken mostly from Carol M. Bundy’s point of view, the hour goes by quickly as the details of this deadly duo are revealed. Hold onto your kids and don’t let them out of your sight - the Sunset Strip Killers take heads in the night. P.S. $20 goes to the first commenter who posts where we glitched in recording. Make sure to leave your Venmo tag. We ain't joking...

When we think of grandmothers, we can literally smell homemade cookies baking. We can smell the Chanel perfume and see the pearls in their ears. The skin on their hands is withered and thin, but so soft it seems it could break open at the lightest tap. We think of hot soup and caring nurturing words. Call us old fashioned, but we don’t typically think of an arsenic slinging, man killing, mom murdering, elderly slaying grandma. Then came Velma Barfield. Pick your poison this week as Chelsea peaks your interest with a woman who some say was cursed and followed by death, but only because Granny was the Reaper. Music shout out: "Velma" Performed by Jonathon Byrd and The Wildflowers

We all dread getting older. Our bodies slowly wrinkling and dimpling, joints curl in on themselves and eyes glaze over with milky cataracts. Our memories will start to dwindle and fade with murky recollections appearing like rippled images in a pond. But through all this we know there are establishments in place where we can rest out our remaining days under the careful care of a nurse. And this is exactly the place where Jane Toppan became one. A nurse yes, but more of the Angel of Death-type one. If you enjoy excruciating stomach pain and paralysis, book a room at the hospital where she works, for she delights in making the elder suffer before death. Pour a drink - but check for poison - as Pamela tells unspeakable tales of a good nurse gone bad.

The beginning will sound familiar: young girl grows up in a tumultuous and abusive house hold and is placed in a different home. Even the middle will have a familiar ring to it: the girl grows into a woman and has a child. She marries multiple times throughout her life and opens up a successful nail salon. She has friends and regular clients and a good life. The end should come as no shock then: the woman grows old and goes to meet her maker by electric chair as an inmate on Florida’s death row... that’s right, did you forget who you were listening to? Judy Buenoano was surrounded by death as soon as she was a marriageable age. And no wonder when she’s the one pouring the arsenic. Don’t lose sight of your drink this week and tune in as Chelsea reveals the darkest workings of a greedy woman, whose own son can’t stand in her way.

From 1933 to 1945, 17 million people were captured, tortured, tormented, and slaughtered, dragged away from families never to be whole again, under Adolf Hitler’s rule in Nazi Germany during the Holocaust. 17 million people in concentration camps. Madison Square Garden in New York City holds 20,000 people. The Colosseum in Ancient Rome held 50,000. How do we wrap our minds around 17 million people put to death? One of the most notorious camps, Auschwitz, bred some of the worst and most atrocious behavior from Nazi guards and this weeks lady is no exception. The Hyena of Auschwitz, they called her and her presence in the camp made blood run cold and bodies shrink from the doors. Pour straight alcohol this week and take a deep breath as Pamela dives into the monstrosities of Nazi Guard Irma Ida Grese, and what it takes to be a “Beautiful Beast”.

September of 2006 Travis Alexander threw on a suit, and strolled through the warm Las Vegas air into a banquet for his job at prepaid legal services. A faithful member of the Mormon church, and a motivational speaker, Travis was a catch. However, it was Jodi Arias that was caught. Blonde hair, blue eyed and fiery, Jodi took Travis’s breath away...and two years later she took his last breath. Tune in this week with a light beverage and listen as Chelsea outlines their passionate turned deadly love affair and exactly what makes Jodi Arias “feel dirty."

Her eyes are blue and startling; they hold within them the years of abuse and torment, brought by a mother who never wanted her. Her town is rubble. Poor and impoverished, houses derelict and crumbing, few play grounds, kids in the streets, parents absent at work to scrounge every penny they can. This is Mary Bell’s world. Cold. Unsupervised. Troubled. Tune in this week with a stronger beverage than usual to hear Pammie tell the tragic tale of a young girl gone bad and if evil is something within all of us, or a condition some are taught.

"Comely widow seeking wealthy gentleman to combine fortunes." La Porte, Indiana late 1800’s Belle Gunness was looking for love, wealth, security, and a good man to feed to her hogs. Well, the times were prosperous for Belle and she was sent not merely one suitor, but over 40. Many were never seen or heard from again and if you ask the widow, well, they never came to her farm. Kick back this week with your adult beverage (your going to need it) and listen as Chelsea unwinds the tale of the six foot tall, two hundred pound Norwegian-American killer, Belle Gunness cast her web far and wide.

Ahh, young love. Is there anything more exhilarating and all-consuming? For small town gal Bonnie Elizabeth Parker it was everything. She couldn't resist the dark and handsome features of Clyde Chestnut Barrow and knew they were destined for greatness the second they met. Well fame and infamy are close friends and these two tow that line perfectly. No one can deny the chaos they created and the lives they took, but there’s still something to say for the undying love they had for each other and the compassion they showed to some of their victims. Pour yourself a glass of alcohol and tune in as Pamela weaves a tale of irrevocable love, crime, and chivalry. Bonnie and Clyde (but mostly Bonnie) will stir within all of us our blushing flirtations, our rebellious youthful phases, and our need to be carried away from the scene of a crime into a blazing setting sun.

We agree that running a kingdom is hard and stressful work. And everyone needs an outlet right? Well Elizabeth Báthory is no exception and needs to vent some energy and frustration...in the most horrid and barbaric of ways. Roughly 200 years after Vlad the Impaler, The Blood Countess rocks Europe by becoming what Guinness Book of World Records claims, the most prolific female murderer of all time. Chelsea doesn’t know how to pronounce the names, but thank God Pamela is Eastern European. Join us for more laughs than facts this round and pour yourself a drink. Step aside Dracula...there's a new boss Vamp in town and she’s wearing a corset!

Lizzie Borden took an axe // And gave her mother forty whacks. // When she saw what she had done, // She gave her father forty-one. // You know her from her famous name // But is she quite the one to blame? // Pamela claims she has a clue // And we just want to share with you! // So pour a glass and hear the facts // To find out who swung the axe!

Her life was one of endless tragedy. Everyone she relied on turned against her, ultimately dedicating her life to one filled with crime and prostitution from the ripe age of 15. From 1989-1991 she murdered 7 men with an accomplice and spent 12 agonizing years on death row. Portrayed as unhinged and impressionable by Charlize Theron in the movie Monster, Aileen Wuornos went down in history as America’s first female serial killer. But does she deserve that title? Chelsea has the answers. Join us this week to discover not just victims, but a tortured and, even sometimes, beautiful soul.

You know the man - he has been studied, interviewed, interrogated, documented, recorded, admired, and hated. But how much do you know about the women behind Charles Manson? Pamela has the answers - well, at least some. Susan Atkins was looking for an escape from her tumultuous upbringing with a little bit of “free lovin” at Spahn Ranch and what she found was so much more intense and horrifying. Go beyond the horrible incident at 10050 Cielo Drive and join us as Pamela discuses ‘Sexy Sadie’ and her life with Tex, drugs, and rock an' roll!

Picture France in the 1920s. The streets are alive and bustling with life; especially in the quaint township of Les Mans. However, behind a stone wall in the household of a retired solicitor two maids unknowingly dust and polish their way to a gruesome future. Join us as we discuss France’s most infamous duo - the Papin sisters - and how they went from obscurity to notoriety. Were they mad? Or just bullied by the ever tumultuous class system? You’ll have to listen to find out!