Olivia and Kierra
Live Laugh Livor Mortis
Welcome to Live Laugh Livor Mortis, a true crime podcast where dark humor meets forensic science. Hosted by a duo of true crime enthusiasts and forensic experts, each episode dissects a different chilling case through the lens of criminal investigation and forensic pathology. From autopsy reports to blood spatter analysis, we break down the science behind the crime—while never forgetting to add a bit of humor to lighten the morbid moments. Tune in for a unique blend of crime storytelling, forensic insight, and just the right amount of laughter… even when the subject is deadly serious.
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Olivia and Kierra
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Apr 7, 2025
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Episodes
Episode 19: Munchausen by Proxy (Gypsy Rose Blanchard) 20.01.2024 42:41
In today's episode, we take a deep dive into the perplexing world of Munchausen by proxy, and boy, do we have a whopper of a case study for you! Grab your detective hats and hold on to your skepticism as we unravel the mind-boggling story of none other than Gypsy Rose Blanchard. Picture this: a tale of deceit, manipulation, and a hint of pure madness – all rolled into one extraordinary saga. W...
Season 2 Intro 13.01.2024 7:11
In this short trailer episode you will meet our new cohost Curtis! We have a lot in store for the upcoming Season 2 of Live Laugh Livor Mortis so stay tuned! We also will have a special guest this season for an episode or two.
Episode 1: Forensic Odontology (Ted Bundy) 13.01.2024 51:27
In this teeth-chattering installment, we sink our teeth into the infamous case of the notorious serial killer, Ted Bundy, as we explore the captivating world of forensic odontology. Brace yourself, folks, because this episode is guaranteed to leave you grinning from ear to ear! We'll dive into the fascinating techniques used by forensic dentists to identify victims, analyze bite marks, and eve...
Episode 18: Ballistics (George Reeves) 06.01.2024 49:16
Murder or suicide? Ballistics can help investigators answer this question easily. Our case study today is that of early Superman, George Reeves. Everything from the manufacturer of the bullet to the impact caused on the body can tell a lot of information.
Episode 17: Handwriting Analysis (JonBenét Ramsey) 31.12.2023 47:57
The infamous ransom note from the JonBenét Ramsey case has circulated the internet for years. Today we look into specific characteristics of the handwriting such as the way the letter "a" is written. While listening to this episode, keep in mind that it is still an open investigation.
Episode 16: Hank Tinkerton 24.12.2023 26:51
Merry Christmas! Enjoy this mini episode about an infamous case. It may not sound familiar at first but everyone has heard of Hank Thinkerton at some point in their lives. Here is the story of Hank and his magician's hat.
Episode 15: The Body Farm and Decomposition 16.12.2023 41:10
What is the body farm and why does it exist? It is actually a place of essential research for the world of forensics. This is where we researched the stages of decomposition and why we understand them...even as they appear on human bodies.
Episode 14: Cannibalism 10.12.2023 54:18
We discuss this gruesome topic in a more scientific way as to the history and theories behind it. Katherine Knight is our case study today as we delve into her case and why it is so infamous. This episode is not for the faint of heart so be warned.
Episode 13: Blunt & Sharp Force Trauma (Lake Bodom Murders) 02.12.2023 53:12
Have you ever heard of the Lake Bodom triple homicide? It is known as Finland's most infamous unsolved case. Each victim had injuries consistent with blunt and sharp force trauma, but what does that mean? Stay tuned to find out
Episode 12: Last Meals (Thanksgiving) 29.11.2023 52:03
Did you know that the idea of a last meal for prisoners can be traced back to The Last Supper and being full so when you’re crossing the river Styx? You’ll hear about some last meals ranging from a single pitted olive to an extravagant feast. One of the most common items requested is Coca Cola. What would your last meal be?
Episode 3: Forensic Linguistics (The Unabomber) 20.11.2023 43:43
You can't have your cake and eat it too. In this week's investigation, we delve into the fascinating world of forensic linguistics, where language meets crime-solving! Get ready to put on your detective hats as we delve into the gripping case of the notorious Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski. Join us as we uncover the linguistic breadcrumbs left behind by the enigmatic Unabomber. From deciphering...
Episode 2: Cryptology (The Zodiac) 20.11.2023 1:07:38
In this episode, we will take you on a journey through the dark recesses of the Zodiac Killer's mind as we explore the cryptology behind his infamous ciphers. From the mind-boggling 408-symbol cryptogram to the mind-numbing 340-character cipher, we leave no stone unturned in our quest for answers. Did the Zodiac Killer really hold the key to his own madness, or were these ciphers just an elabo...
Episode 11: Toxicology (Giulia Tofana & Gloria Ramirez) 18.11.2023 1:03:56
Forensic toxicology is used often in today's world to determine if any drugs or toxins in the body. Our two cases today cover an Italian serial poisoner and a mysterious death. Keep listening to figure out why Giulia is considered a serial poisoner despite not giving the fatal doses and why Gloria Ramirez smelled like "fruity garlic" shortly before she died (or the theories as to why she did)
Episode 10: Footwear Evidence Part 2 (Richard Ramirez) 11.11.2023 45:49
In Part 2 you'll hear exactly how a shoe print led investigators to Richard Ramirez's identity. These shoes were what the case relied on for conviction to tie him to the scenes. Join us in the second and final part of the Forensic Footwear Evidence topic.
Episode 9: Footwear Evidence Part 1 (Richard Ramirez) 04.11.2023 1:06:32
Shoe prints are the most over looked typed of evidence yet played a crucial part in identifying one of the most infamous serial killers of all time. Also, you can cast your own shoe print at home with some easily accessible supplies. Listen to find out more!!
Episode 8: Halloween Special (Horror Movies Based on Real Cases) 31.10.2023 45:41
Did you know that the movies "The Town That Dreaded Sundown" and "The Girl Next Door" were based on real crimes? We give you two cases to learn about that will make you see these movies differently.
Episode 7: Bug Forensics (Buck Ruxton) 21.10.2023 54:14
Red stains on the carpet, red stains on the knife, oh Dr. Buck Ruxton, you murdered your wife. The maid she saw, you knew she would tell, so Dr. Buck Ruxton you killed her as well. Today's topic is bugs. They can be very important to crime scene investigators, listen to find out how maggots are used to help esteem the time of death.
Episode 6: Autopsy (Kendrick Johnson) 14.10.2023 1:12:10
Autopsies are seen in many tv shows but do you know the actual process of one? Join us as we take a deep dive into the process and into the unsolved death of 17 year old Kendrick Johnson who was found inside a rolled up mat in his school gym.
Episode 5: Forensic Genetic Genealogy (Golden State Killer & Ada Fritz) 07.10.2023 44:22
Forensic Genetic Genealogy solved one of the biggest cold cases in the United States and gave Ada Fritz her identity back. This field continues to grow with new technology and new laws regarding familial DNA databases. This week you get two case studies looking at different uses for this field.
Episode 4: Digital Forensics (Ross Compton) 30.09.2023 42:04
In this episode, we dive deep into the world of digital forensics and warrants. Join us as we explore the high-tech world of Ross Compton, a mastermind who tried to outsmart the system but ended up falling flat on his face (literally). We'll analyze his bold attempt at evading the law and how he became a cautionary tale for all wannabe criminals. From encrypted messages to hidden files, we'...
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