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Category: The Morbidology Podcast

Morbidology is a true crime podcast created and hosted by Emily G. Thompson, author of “Unsolved Child Murders,” “Cults Uncovered” and co-author of “Unsolved Murders: True Crime Cases Uncovered.”

Join Emily as she covers a new true crime case – solved and unsolved – released weekly.

Recent Podcasts:

Morbidology the Podcast – 83: Emmett Corrigan

By Emily Thompson

For many, the all-American dream is to settle down, get married, have a family and have a successful business. For a lot of people, the Corrigan family from Meridian, Idaho, were the epitome of the all-American dream. For some people, however, nothing is ever enough, and a tragedy in 2011 revealed grim secrets and showed…

Jan 18, 2021  •  5 min read

Morbidology the Podcast – 82: Reagan Tokes

By Emily Thompson

A collective fear that many women face is walking alone at night-time. Most women can relate to the sense of terror that washes over when you think that somebody could be following you or watching you. In Columbus, Ohio, in 2017, a young woman vanished while walking to her parked car after finishing her shift…

Jan 11, 2021  •  5 min read

Morbidology the Podcast – 81: Jaime Gough

By Emily Thompson

Parents worldwide know the risks and fear that come with allowing their child to venture out into the world, but schools are supposed to offer parents a greater sense of security and a lot of parents feel very few worries about their children heading to school each morning. However, in 2004, a shocking murder instilled…

Jan 4, 2021  •  5 min read

Morbidology the Podcast – 80: Warriena Wright

By Emily Thompson

More than one million Australians are active users of the dating app, Tinder, with those numbers rising by at least 5% each day. The app was created in 2012, and it truly exploded, completely erasing the social stigma that had surrounded online dating for years. However, two years later, a young woman’s death exposed the…

Dec 28, 2020  •  5 min read

Morbidology the Podcast – 79: Carnation Christmas Murders

By Emily Thompson

As families all across the world were winding down after Christmas of 2007, a grisly crime scene was being unfolded in Carnation, the aftermath of which would completely destroy generations of one family.

Dec 21, 2020  •  5 min read

Morbidology the Podcast – 78: Sara Tokars

By Emily Thompson

It was Thanksgiving weekend of 1992 when Sara Tokars was returning home to Marietta, Georgia, from Bradenton, Florida, with her two young sons. When she entered the darkened home, she saw a man standing in the kitchen armed with a shotgun. Initially, Sara believed that the man was there to rob them. However, the man…

Dec 14, 2020  •  5 min read

Morbidology the Podcast – 77: Taihleigh Palmer

By Emily Thompson

In 2015, a 12-year-old girl in foster care vanished in Brisbane, Australia. It took six days before police even appealed to the public to try and find her, sparking a much-needed debate on how children in out-of-home care or children with difficult backgrounds are treated much differently than other children. The outcome of the case…

Dec 7, 2020  •  4 min read

Morbidology the Podcast – 76: Bijan Ebrahimi

By Emily Thompson

Bristol is a city in England that prides itself on being one of Britain’s most tolerant and forward-thinking communities. However, a brutal murder of a disabled man in 2013 left the area recoiling in horror, even more so when it was uncovered that the murder had been the result of institutional racism, a vicious rumor…

Nov 30, 2020  •  3 min read

Morbidology the Podcast – 75: Matthew Leveson

By Emily Thompson

What lengths would a parent go to to have their child’s body returned to them? Would you let your child’s killer go free so that you could be reunited with their body? Sadly, when Matthew Leveson vanished in 2007, his parents would be faced with this unimaginable scenario.

Nov 24, 2020  •  5 min read

Morbidology the Podcast – 74: Kelli Bordeaux

By Emily Thompson

Kelli Bordeaux was a young soldier at North Carolina’s Fort Bragg. One night in 2012, she took a break from her regimented lifestyle to enjoy a Friday night at a local bar where she had a few drinks, played a couple of games of pool and belted out some songs on Karaoke. However, after leaving…

Nov 16, 2020  •  5 min read

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