Showing posts with label From Hell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label From Hell. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Nightmare Fuel Podcast--Episode Eleven: The Murder of Mary Kelly


Good evening!


This week, I round out the discussion of the victims of Jack The Ripper.


Mary Kelly was the youngest of the victims. She's also the one we know the least about. Her origins are obscure, but her death is infamous.


WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. I read a large portion of the autopsy report in this episode. In the words of Dr. Praetorious, "Well, we warned you."

As always you can listen to the show on the site. Or, you can download from archive.org

CLICK HERE: To Download This Week's Episode

Feedback is appreciated, and can be addressed to: nightmarefuelpodcast@gmail.com

Remember to vote in the Halloween Reading Poll
The poll is in the left panel.
The choices are...
1. The Hound--H.P. Lovecraft
2. My Own True Ghost Story--Rudyard Kipling
3. Lot 249--Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
4. Dracula's Guest--Bram Stoker

So far, it's a three day tie between The Hound, Lot 249, and Dracula's Guest.  


Videos of the Week
Morrissey sings...well, you know.

I won't go Emo on you...maybe just this once.

NEXT TIME: Alvin Schwartz's SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK

Sunday, October 2, 2011

Nightmare Fuel Podcast--Episode Ten: The Victims of Jack The Ripper (Part Two)


The killing spree of Jack the Ripper continues.

In this episode you will hear the tragic stories of Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Eddowes--both of whom were killed on the same night, only blocks apart. Their deaths came to be known as the Double Event, and have influenced Ripper-lore to this day.

WARNING: Listener discretion is advised.

Podcaster's Note: Correction--The Dear Boss letter is often regarded as the first correspondence from Jack The Ripper. In this week's episode, I claimed the Saucy Jack postcard was the first. By the time this episode was recorded, it was too late to rectify the innacuracy.

As always, you can listen to the show here. Or, you can download from Archive.org

CLICK HERE: To download this episode from Archive.org

Music this week
Artist: Iambic
Song: Storm's Theme
Album: As the Snow Fell
CLICK HERE: To download from Archive.org

Videos This Week
Screaming Lord Sutch, and his version of Jack the Ripper

Jack The Ripper meets California surf rock?

NEXT WEEK: The Death of Mary Jane Kelly