What do Stephanie, small towns, and American Horror Story have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie Explore the dark history of Colonia Hospital. The mental health facility would bring upon the death of tens of thousands of people in a very short span of time in what would become known as the Brazilian Holocaust. What really happened there? Song to set the mood: Banda Eva - Beleza Rara Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast

Colonia Hospital

What do quinceañeras, promise rings, and boarding schools have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Steph discuss the double murders committed by Ana Carolina López, who would become known as the teen psychopath of Chihuahua, and her accomplices.  Song to set the mood: RBD - Sólo Quédate En Silencio Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

Ana Carolina López "La Psicópata Adolescente de Chihuahua"

What do potatoes, English and horses have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie discuss yet another tragic instance of feminicide. Today we'll talk about the murder of Brazilian journalist Sandra Gomide whose life was cut short at the tender age of thirty-two. Song to set the mood: Os Paralamas do Sucesso - Meu Erro Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

Sandra Gomide

What do school uniforms, ranchero music, and popularity have in common? In today's new tragesty, Carol and Steph talk about yet another senseless murder. The victim this time was young aspiring musician Carlos Andrés González Zabala who was only fourteen at the time of his murder. A lot of questions were left up in the air with this case, so please feel free to give your input.  Song to set the mood: Shakira - She Wolf Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

Carlos Andrés González Zabala "El Niño Mariachi"

What do sex dolls, yummy tea and Tarzan have in common? Carol and Steph are back again! This time, they talk about Glauco and his son, Raoni Villas Boas, whose death the outcome of the most unfortunate, illogical situation.  Song to set the mood: Abecedário da Xuxa  Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

Raoni and Glauco Villas Boas

What do nudist beaches, royalty, and wooden teeth have in common? In today's episode of Suspiria, Carol and Stephanie bring to you the mysterious tale behind the island of Floreana and the people who lost their lives there. Was it murder? Was it all a freakish coincidence?  Song to set the mood: Here I Go Again - Whitesnake Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

The Baroness of Floreana

What do nuns, conspiracy theories, and first graders have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie dive into one of the most well known national tragedies in Brazil: the kidnapping and murder of seven-year-old Ana Lídia Braga. The case, which remains unsolved to this date, is one of the biggest mysteries in the criminal history of the country. What happened to Ana Lídia? Song to set the mood: Capital Inicial - Olhos Vermelhos Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

Ana Lídia Braga

What do the death penalty, canes, and fish markets have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie discuss the murder that lead to the last death sentence in Argentina: the crime of Gallo street aka el crímen de la calle Gallo. A well known man lost his life under suspicious circumstances, the truth would very soon reveal itself and it was an ugly truth at that.  Song to set the mood: As Meninas - Xibom Bombom Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

The Crime of Gallo Street

What do big dongs, racism, and serial killing have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie shift back to Brazil now covering the case of the country's first known serial killer. José Augusto do Amaral aka Preto Amaral (black Amaral) had a very short killing career, but he managed to do a lot of damage and scribe his name in history for ever.  Song to set the mood: Britney Spears - Baby One More Time (do you really need a link tho?) Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

José Augusto do Amaral

What do fashion shows, government-sponsored torture, and governmental negligence have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie cover the life and death of Zuzu Angel. A life which was tragically cut short after her son, and left-wing guerilla member, Stuart Angel was murdered by military officials.  Song to set the mood: RPM - Alvorada Voraz Bonus song, written by Chico Buarque and Miltinho in Zuzu's memory: Angélica (with Spanish subtitles) Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

Zuzu (and Stuart) Angel

What do Nazis, the rising of the masses and dictatorships have in common? In today's episode, Carol and Stephanie discuss a criminal mystery that doesn't really involve murders but still manages to creep people out. The graverobbery of Juan Perón, Argentina's most infamous leader.  Song to set the mood: El Simbolo - No Te Preocupes Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

Perón's Hands

What do San Remos, police brutality and mama's boys have in common? On today's episode, Carol and Stephanie discuss the life and crimes of Juan Fernando Hermosa also known as El Niño del Terror. The youngest serial killer in the history of Ecuador. Though his killing spree was short-lived, he managed to do enough damage to scar the memories of the citizens of Quito for a really long time. Song to set the mood: Dominguinhos - Eu Só Quero Um Xodó Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

Juan Fernando Hermosa

What do Elvis, playboys and christianity have in common? On today's episode, Carol and Stephanie discuss the tragic premature murder of young Aída Cury. A truly senseless crime that got a bit overshadowed by the events happening in Brazil at time that it happened and for which true justice has yet to be served. Song to set the mood: Skank - Ainda gosto dela Check out the amazing artist who designed our logo: @yboemeke Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

Aída Cury

What do Stolckhom syndrome, social movements and the Wild West have in common? Today's episode is a mix of a history lesson and a true crime tale. Carol and Steph dive into the fascinating history behind the cangaço movement in Brazil and its most notorious figure: Lampião. Song to set the mood: Mamonas Assassinas - Jumento Celestino Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

Lampião

What do shit memes, camping and the joys of a first love have in common? Dear ol' Carol is back! On today's episode, Carol and Stephanie discuss the kidnapping and murder of young couple Liana Friedenbach and Felipe Caffé. The case in and of itself is already very emblematic, but it has become a staple of political discussion for all the wrong reasons Song to set the mood: High School Musical - Start of Something New Follow us on social media for a shoutout! Instagram: @suspiriapodcast @suspiriacarol @eu.steph Twitter: @suspiriapodcast Facebook: Suspiria: A True Crime Podcast Have any feedback? Fill out our anonymous listener survey! 

Liana Friedenbach and Felipe Caffé

Hosted by Carol and Stephanie, Suspiria is a true crime podcast that focuses on crimes in Latin America. Born and raised in Brazil, the hosts shed light on cases that go unnoticed by many but that have been imprinted in the memories of many Latines.

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