History Podcast / RedWeb

* TheFamilyThatSlaysTogether: Episode #116 covers the Bloody Benders a family of serial killers who murdered at least 11 people by luring them into their bed and breakfast, before disappearing from justice and were never seen again. However, the show does discuss one of the theories that [[AmbiguouslyRelated despite presenting as a nuclear family]], the Benders might not have actually been related, and that John Jr. and Kate might have been common-law spouses rather than brother and sister.

* Case #185: [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Internet_theory#:~:text=The%20dead%20Internet%20theory%20is,activity%20to%20manipulate%20the%20population. Dead Internet Theory]]

* Case #182: The Conjuring House

* TheMenInBlack: Trevor and Alfredo covered the Men in Black for the show's 100th episode, where they discussed the various sightings and potential origins of these mysterious figures. The [=MLB=] also get brought up in other episodes as well, particularly ones about alien abductions or cryptids.

* Case #42: VideoGame/{{Polybius}}

* ContentWarnings: Any time the show covers an event or topic that includes instances of sexual assault or graphic violence, Trevor typically gives a verbal warning to the audience about the nature of the upcoming content before proceeding.

* In the case of the Greenbrier Ghost, Elva Zona Heaster Shue supposedly visited her mother in her dreams to reveal the true circumstances around her sudden death, mainly that she was murdered by her husband. This, coupled with the suspicious deaths of his previous two wives, was enough to prompt a full investigation, exumation, and autopsy, the latter of which revealed that Zona had in fact been strangled to death.
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* DelicateAndSickly: In the episode on UsefulNotes/GrigoriRasputin, the hosts discuss how one of the factors that contributed to Rasputin's rise to prominence was that Tsarevich Alexei, the only son and heir of Tsar Nicholas II, had hemophilia. This debilitating bleeding disorder was kept secret from the public, and the Romanovs believed that only Rasputin could cure the young prince.[[note]]And in a strange way, he actually did. Alexei's doctors were prescribing him aspirin, at the time believed to be a "cure all" drug, when it was actually only exacerbating his condition further. By taking him off the medication, Rasputin was able to alleviate Alexei's pain and prevent his bleeding episodes from becoming worse.[[/note]]

** Trevor's vendetta against [[OminousOwl owls]].

* Case #160: Greenbrier Ghost