21 episodes

Each month, join Jess Hannah as she tells her husband Adrian about a crime he's never heard of, and experience the reality, horror, and occasional ridiculousness of these crimes. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/into-the-basement/support

Into The Basement Into the Basement

    • Society & Culture
    • 3.5 • 27 Ratings

Each month, join Jess Hannah as she tells her husband Adrian about a crime he's never heard of, and experience the reality, horror, and occasional ridiculousness of these crimes. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/into-the-basement/support

    The Legend Feeds the Legend - Halloween Candy

    The Legend Feeds the Legend - Halloween Candy

    This episode we talk about a series of cases related to the urban legend surrounding Halloween candy. Happy Halloween, everybody!


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    • 34 min
    Leopold & Loeb, Part 2: Wine Stains and Wasted Gasoline

    Leopold & Loeb, Part 2: Wine Stains and Wasted Gasoline

    The conclusion to the two part series on Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb. Listen in to hear how their perfect crime fell apart in front of their eyes and what the ramifications were for these two swaggering youths.



    Research Material:


        Leopold and Loeb: The Crime of the Century by Hal Higdon - https://amzn.to/2p1Kud5
        For the Thrill of It: Leopold, Loeb, and the Murder That Shocked Jazz Age Chicago by Simon Baatz - https://amzn.to/2nsbrqd
        The Leopold and Loeb Files: An Intimate Look at One of America's Most Infamous Crimes by Nina Barrett - https://amzn.to/2omHSGk


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    • 1 hr 32 min
    The Crime of the Century! The Story of Leopold and Loeb (Part 1)

    The Crime of the Century! The Story of Leopold and Loeb (Part 1)

    In Chicago during the Roaring Twenties, amidst the gang violence and political corruption, a pair of boys seek to commit the perfect crime. How much planning does that take? What was the perfect crime? Why are they so obsessed with Peoria, IL? Join us for part one of this two part series on Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb. 23 skidoo!



    Research Material:


    Leopold and Loeb: The Crime of the Century by Hal Higdon - https://amzn.to/2p1Kud5
    For the Thrill of It: Leopold, Loeb, and the Murder That Shocked Jazz Age Chicago by Simon Baatz - https://amzn.to/2nsbrqd
    The Leopold and Loeb Files: An Intimate Look at One of America's Most Infamous Crimes by Nina Barrett - https://amzn.to/2omHSGk


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    • 1 hr 17 min
    What about Dawn? - The Murder of Dawn Hacheney

    What about Dawn? - The Murder of Dawn Hacheney

    This month, Jess tells Adrian the soul crushing story of how one man's manipulation led to the death of his wife, the destruction of a church, and the devastation of many lives. 



    Research primarily came from A Twisted Faith: A Minister's Obsession and the Murder That Destroyed a Church by Gregg Olsen.


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    • 1 hr 23 min
    The Dippolito Case, Part 2: It's not about the $@#!ing money

    The Dippolito Case, Part 2: It's not about the $@#!ing money

    This episode, we finish off our two-parter about Mike and Dalia Dippolito. It's packed full of crazy, with a dash of subterfuge, and some reality TV to boot! 

    Main source material for this episode is Poison Candy by Elizabeth Parker https://amzn.to/2Lz6LZ3


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    • 1 hr 10 min
    The Dippolito Case, Part 1: An Abundance of Mikes

    The Dippolito Case, Part 1: An Abundance of Mikes

    This episode, we kick off the first of a two-parter about Mike and Dalia Dippolito. It's packed full of crazy, with scam after scam, betrayal after betrayal, and a bit of a shock for Mike.

    Main source material for this episode is Poison Candy by Elizabeth Parker https://amzn.to/2Lz6LZ3




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    • 1 hr 14 min

Customer Reviews

3.5 out of 5
27 Ratings

27 Ratings

Almitalachikita ,

Needs improvement and rehearsals or a script

Content is there but the hosts are so irritating to listen to. She can’t get the the point so much stuttering and unrehearsed rambling, quickly rushing to the end of the story but then back tracking for so long about useless points of the plot and this guy is funny but only the type of funny you can handle in person after a beer or two. We don’t want to hear you constantly interrupting someone who already can’t get to the point jesus, made me so annoyed couldn’t even get through an episode

morgschildress ,

Needs improvement

I’m listening to the lululemon episode as I write this. First things first, your husband is immature and annoying with all of the side comments. You need to dive deeper into the lives of the perpetrators and victims. Talk about their early life, and how they got to this point. Also, the episode seems all over the place. I think this podcast has potential if you kick your husband off, and do better research.

nichschwab ,

Why tho…

Why do these husbands who join their wives / girlfriends on these true crime podcasts always think they’re so funny interjecting with comments & immature jokes. Not what people come here for take that to a less serious podcast not involving entirely around the deaths of real people who have friends & family. Don’t know if they’re trying to show off for their SO or what but it’s off putting & takes away from all the other research.

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