Murderabilia, Serial Art and Quirky Collections Unveiled

Strange Deranged Beyond Insane

Can murderabilia, the chilling hobby of collecting items related to infamous criminals, influence negative behavior or is it just another peculiar fascination? Join Carissa and me, Melissa, as we dive headfirst into the history and allure of this eerie world, from serial killer artwork to personal artifacts. With a mix of humor and curiosity, we unravel the psychological motivations behind why some killers turn to art, and we grapple with the ethical implications of collecting such items. Our lively discussion ranges from the unsettling creations of John Wayne Gacy to our own musings on the potential ripple effects of indulging in this dark pastime.
But the macabre doesn't end there. Prepare for tales that will leave you both intrigued and aghast: the bizarre case of Hayden Clark's earwax, Wade Wilson's infamous tattoos, and the transformation of Issei Sagawa from a convicted cannibal to a food critic. We also reflect on the haunting end of the Heaven's Gate cult and its impact on public consciousness. Wrapping up with a lighter touch, we explore the whimsical world of quirky collections like bricks and pet rocks, complete with playful aspirations of winning the lottery to own an Airbnb. Through engaging banter and jaw-dropping stories, we promise an episode that’s as entertaining as it is thought-provoking.

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1. Serial Killer Artwork and Memorabilia (00:00:00)

2. Fascinating Tales of Serial Killers (00:18:40)

3. Collecting Bricks and Pet Rocks (00:34:16)