Hosted by Katie & Grace · EN-US · 185 episodes
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Each episode investigates the dark side of history, eerie moments, paranormal curses and true crime. Calmly told, deeply researched and quietly unsettling. New episodes release biweekly, Thursdays at 7am EST.
Katie & Grace hosts Wait, For Real: Dark History, a history show with 185 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail We are finally back... and off schedule. Grace covers the history of Anthrax and its use in biological warfare. Want to buy us a cup of coffee (Or a haunted lighthouse)? Check out https://www.buymeacoffe
Send us Fan Mail We are back and off schedule again - Katie covers the historic Radium Girls case. Want to buy us a cup of coffee (Or a haunted lighthouse)? Check out https://www.buymeacoffee.com/waitforread Have stories
Send us Fan Mail This week Grace covers the Stanford Prison Experiment led by Philip Zimbardo in August of 1971. Want to buy us a cup of coffee (Or a haunted lighthouse)? Check out https://www.buymeacoffee.com/waitforrea
Send us Fan Mail We are finally back and better(ish) than ever! We have made some tweaks to the podcast, visit our instagram for a full list of changes. This week Katie dives into the history of Corpse Medicine, also kno
Send us Fan Mail This week Katie covers the disappearance of Ana Walshe and the trial of her husband Brian Walshe. Want to buy us a cup of coffee (Or a haunted lighthouse)? Check out https://www.buymeacoffee.com/waitforr
Send us Fan Mail This week, Grace covers two horrific crimes that happened during christmas. - On December 25, 1929 Charles Lawson brutally murdered his wife and six of his seven children - leaving family and neighbors s
Send us Fan Mail Happy (American) Thanksgiving! This week Katie tells Grace about two Canadian Urban Legend: The Disappearance of the Lake Angikuni Village and Coughlans Coffin. Watch this episode on YouTube too! https:/
Send us Fan Mail During Grace's belated birthday episode, she tells us what she learned on her recent Charleston ghost tour. Watch this episode on YouTube too! https://youtube.com/@waitforrealtruecrimepodcast?si=UfOh-oBf
Send us Fan Mail This week Katie covers the case being The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It based on a true case in which Arne Johnson accused (and eventually convicted) tried to plead not guilt by reason of Demonic Po
Send us Fan Mail Send us a text After his escape from prison, Randy Greenwalt went on a killing spree with the Tison Gang. Grace covers Randy's crimes resulting in his first conviction and the crimes after his escape. Wa
Send us Fan Mail Happy Halloween to all our amazing listeners! We wanted to give you an extra bonus episode for this Halloween and we decided to keep it spooky with some ghost stories. Watch this episode on YouTube too!
Send us Fan Mail What should have been a fun Halloween party with friends quickly turned deadly for Chelsea Bruck. Watch this episode on YouTube too! https://youtube.com/@waitforrealtruecrimepodcast?si=UfOh-oBfyEoICiQA W
Send us Fan Mail Grace covers a tragic murder of Taylor Van Diest on Halloween night in 2011. Katie gives us the lowdown on the ongoing Louvre museum heist. Watch this episode on YouTube too! https://youtube.com/@waitfor
Send us Fan Mail Katie ends up covering three different murders that took place on or around Halloween. Watch this episode on YouTube too! https://youtube.com/@waitforrealtruecrimepodcast?si=UfOh-oBfyEoICiQA Want to buy
Send us Fan Mail Grace covers our first October episode for this season and talks about horror stories from haunted attractions. Watch this episode on YouTube too! https://youtube.com/@waitforrealtruecrimepodcast?si=UfOh
Send us Fan Mail The Springfield Three refers to an unsolved missing persons case that began on June 7, 1992, when friends Suzie Streeter and Stacy McCall, and Streeter's mother, Sherrill Levitt, went missing. Watch this
Send us Fan Mail Grace covers a few death row cases that took place in Japan and breaks down the history behind the practice of capital punishment. Watch this episode on YouTube too! https://youtube.com/@waitforrealtruec
Send us Fan Mail What should have been a quiet night at home with the kids quickly turned deadly. This is the story of the Keddie Cabin Murders. Skip the banter? Go to ~6:00. Watch this episode on YouTube too! https://yo
Send us Fan Mail Dorothy Jane Scott was last seen on May 28th, 1980 in Anaheim, CA. While this case remains unsolved, many believe the killer was the man who stalked her and her family for years. Watch this episode on Yo
Send us Fan Mail This week is another round of scary stories with a theme! These stories come from security guards who easily have the scariest night jobs. Watch this episode on YouTube too! https://youtube.com/@waitforr
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Wait, For Real: Dark History is hosted by Katie & Grace. The show is categorised under history (comedy) and has published 185 episodes.
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