In this week's Part 2 Season Finale episode, we continue to talk about the Dyatlov Pass Incident, including possible government coverups and what the family believes happened to the hikers. We also continue to discuss the conspiracies around Princess Diana's death, including government involvement, and the incredible lasting impact that she has had on society.
In this week's part 1 episodes, Emilie and Shannon begin to discuss the Dyatlov Pass Incident, where nine hikers mysteriously died in an "avalanche." However, something far bigger may be at play. We also start to discuss the death of Princess Diana, including her background the crash itself, and some of the eyewitness accounts.
In this week's episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss the case of Bryce Laspisa, a young college student, who disappeared after a sudden change in behavior and a bizarre 24 hours leading up to his disappearance. We also discuss the Face on Mars, a NASA photograph from the 1970's that became one of the most recognizable images to pop culture enthusiasts and conspiracy theorists alike.
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss the yet unsolved disappearance of Barbara Bolick, a woman who disappeared after going on a hike she took daily. We also discuss the Curse of Tippecanoe which has affected presidents for centuries and might reappear in the coming years.
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon continue discussing the disappearance of Brian Shaffer and dive deeper into some theories surrounding it. We also discuss the Dybbuk Box, a wine cabinet that many have claimed has haunted all of its owners.
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon cover part 1 of the unexplainable disappearance of Brian Shaffer. In Part 1, we look at the events surrounding that night and begin looking at his backstory. We also discuss the Poltergeist Curse, which included the death of several cast and crew members and odd, supernatural events that happened behind the scenes of that film.
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss the unsettling and mysterious death of Michelle Avon Emster, a woman who died of an apparent shark attack. However, there may be more than meets the eye. We also discuss Michael Jordan, and how some believe that his first retirement may have been a coverup.
In this week’s episode Emilie and Shannon discuss the bizarre case of the Tromp Family, who left their home without out a trace out of fear, but have never been able to fully explain their disappearance. We also discuss the idea that Harper Lee did not write “To Kill a Mockingbird,” as it may have been Truman Capote.
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss the Springfield Three. This case involving two young women and a mother who disappeared from their home remains unsolved to this day. We also discuss the Nekoma Pyramid, an abandoned government missile protection and storage facility that was abandoned almost immediately after it became operational.
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss the Lady of the Dunes case, a gruesome case revolving around a yet identified Jane Doe. We also discuss the Yellowstone National Park Supervolcano, and if it really is possible that it erupts in the near future.
In this week’s episode, we talk about the still unsolved disappearance of Keith Reinhard, and how is exploration into another man’s disappearance may have led him to his own. We also discuss the marvel of the ancient Egyptians’ pyramids, and how some believe only amazing creatures such as dinosaurs would’ve been able to help accomplish such a feat.
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss the gruesome death of Elizabeth Short, more widely known as the Black Dahlia Death. We also discuss the Philadelphia Experiment, one of the original sci-fi conspiracies that involve US navy experiments, time travel, and extraterrestrial life.
In this week’s episode, we discuss Diane Schuler, whose car crash killed her and her family. But how did it happen and was she at fault? We also discuss Vincent Van Gogh’s suicide, and how recent development may show that it was a murder.
In this week’s Part 2 episode, Shannon and Emilie again discuss The Son of Sam, a serial killer named David Berkowitz that terrorized NYC and became a media sensation. In this episode we dive deeper into his trail and the long lasting affects that this case has had in many different fields. We then continue to discuss the conspiracy theories surrounding JFK’s assassination, including possible Cuban, USSR, CSI, and organized crime involvement. We would like to thank Joe Fuoco for speaking about h...
In this week’s Part 1 episode, Shannon and Emilie discuss The Son of Sam, a serial killer named David Berkowitz that terrorized NYC and became a media sensation. We then begin to discuss the events surrounding JFK’s assassination and the idea of a second shooter. We would like to thank Joe Fuoco for speaking about his experiences during the time of the Son of Sam's reign of terror, and you will hear more from him in the next episode!
In this week’s episode. Emilie and Shannon discuss the case of the boy in the box, a still unidentified victim whose case continues to get new evidence to this day. We also discuss the Worldwide Hum, a mysterious low sound that thousands of people hear with often no explanation.
In this week’s episode, we discuss Jennifer Kesse, and the frustrating evidence that could solve her disappearance, if it were not for her kidnapper being the “luckiest criminal ever.” We also discuss the ever popular theory that Adolf Hitler faked his own death, and was able to escape Germany.
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss the extremely disturbing death of Paulette Gebara, whose death is widely debated, and whose accidental death may be more than it appears. We also discuss one of the biggest professional sports scandal of all time, the Black Sox scandal, that revolved around the 1919 World Series.
In this week’s part 2 episode, Emilie and Shannon again discuss Aileen Wuornos and talk more about her arrest, trial, and the long term effects of the media coverage around her. We also dive into more moon landing conspiracies based on footage from the landing and scientific questions that arise from them.
This week, Shannon and Emilie dive deep into the life and execution of the infamous serial killer Aileen Wuornos. We also discuss Moon Landing conspiracy theories. Was it a hoax or did the United States really land on the moon first?
In this week's season finale of Dose of Deception, Emilie and Shannon discuss the polarizing case of Latricia White. With so many suspects and the case still unsolved, the murder of Latricia White is one of the most mysterious ones we've discussed. We also talk about the story of Krampus, the Germanic demon of Christmas that legend says harms the naughty children of Europe. Thank you so much for everyone's support of season 1 of Dose of Deception. Make sure to keep an eye out for season 2 update...
In this episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss Karlie Gusé, a young girl who after a night with friends and after displaying odd behaviors, disappears from the home of her father and stepmother. We then discuss dinosaurs, and the surprisingly popular belief that they might not have even existed. If you have seen Karlie or have any information regarding her whereabouts, please call the Mono County Sheriff’s Office at 760-932-7549, option 7. You can send tips in anonymously by email at Tips@OfficialB...
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss the chilling disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley, who vanished from a cruise ship in 1998. Despite several sightings, she hasn’t been found since. We also discuss the Pixar Theory, a fan theory created by Jon Negroni in 2013 that connects every Pixar movie into the same cinematic universe.
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss Lauren Spierer, and her frustrating disappearance after a night out with little evidence. We also discuss the Madden Curse and the players whose careers have taken nosedives after being featured on Madden’s covers.
In this week's episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss the murder of four-year-old Derrick Robie, and the investigation that led to the conviction of another young boy. We also discuss the infamous disappearance of Amelia Earhart during her attempt to be the first woman to travel around the world.
In this week’s Halloween episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss Ronald O’Brien, a man known as the Candy Man Killer who almost killed five kids one Halloween night. We also discuss “Little Bastard,” the car that James Dean died in, and the possibility that it is cursed.
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss the Hart Family Crash, a recent murder-suicide with a heartbreaking backstory. We also discuss the mysterious death of Zachary Taylor, and the possibility that he may have been poisoned.
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss the Pan family murder, a sad and twisted tale of revenge by a daughter angered by the restraints of her family. We also discuss “New Coke,” and whether it all might have been merely a marketing move during the Cola Wars.
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss the disappearance of Tara Calico, a haunting case with countless witnesses and evidence. And yet no answer. We also discuss Mary Magdalene, and the belief that she may have been Jesus’ wife
In this week’s episode, Emilie and Shannon discuss the Jamison Family and their murder that has countless possible motives. We also discuss Britney Spears and the idea that she may have been used for media manipulation by the Bush administration.
