The True Crime Pod Presents T. Z. Borden

Obscura's BLACK LABEL episodes don't just offer a glimpse of human depravity; they plunge headfirst into its darkest recesses, reveling in the gritty reality.

These narratives are painstakingly crafted by the masterful Justin Drown and were initially hidden behind a paywall—their potency initially considered too intense for public consumption.

With topics shrouded in taboo, such as sexual abuse within the porn industry and the grotesque underworld of animal cruelty videos, Justin recognizes their importance while simultaneously cautioning listeners before they delve into these disturbing subjects.

Justin's turbulent journey as a true crime creator has not only illuminated his own existence but has also, indelibly, left a mark on his own soul. Prepare to be captivated by my interview with the creator of OBSCURA, Justin Drown, as we plunge into the abyss, where true darkness resides and the human spirit is tested.

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Step into the shadows with us and embark on a gripping audio journey with "Obscura," where the darkest true crime cases are unearthed in hauntingly vivid detail. Dive deep into the murky corners of human existence where chilling tales of crime unravel before our very ears.

Prepare to be captivated by the unique and velvety voice of the host, Justin Drown, as he guides us through a labyrinth of suspense, delving into the psyche of both the victims and the perpetrators.

Experience the convergence of powerful storytelling and a passion for criminal psychology that crafts an unforgettable auditory experience, leaving us yearning for more.

Stay tuned because tomorrow, I'll post my interview with Justin Drown—and we'll delve deeper into the captivating details of this case.

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Next week we are featuring "Murder, She Told."

Ask the host, Kristen Seavey, a question on our socials!
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Our interview with the brilliant Ana Thomas.

Listen to her main episode first:
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True crime stories in the school system – told by a teacher from Australia. For people looking for something different in the true crime genre, other than Ted Bundy or the Zodiac Killer. Diverse and lesser-known stories – an albino student murder in Africa, schoolgirl sexual slavery in Libya, a teacher beheaded in France, and Polish teachers executed by the Nazis, just to name a few. School-based tragedies are also featured - a school bus stranded in a snowstorm, a school wiped out by a landslide, and the drowning of students in a sinking ship. So join host Ana Thomas, as she presents the bad apples.

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Scott Johnson is the creator of a show called "What Was That Like." He hails from humble origins. His father; a professional snake handler...his mother; a two-time international trombone champion. His parents raised Scott in a group home where he shared a single bed with two dozen other men, women, and children. And, lastly, everything except for the first sentence of this paragraph is a complete fabrication.

Forget everything you think you know about podcasting and join me as we explore the brilliant mind of Scott Johnson.

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Scott Johnson is the host of a show called "What Was That Like." His show features stories from ordinary people who find themselves in extraordinary situations. In today's featured episode, "Eric killed an intruder" we hear the story of a man who comes face-to-face with a home intruder and is forced to make a life-changing decision.

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