Last Podcast on the Left: Side Stories – Atomic Wedgie
Episode Release Date: March 26, 2025
Hosted by: The Last Podcast Network (Henry Zebrowski and Marcus Parks)
Overview
In this gripping episode of Last Podcast on the Left, hosts Henry Zebrowski and Marcus Parks explore a series of bizarre and chilling true crime stories, culminating in the peculiar case of an atomic wedgie that led to a fatality. Their blend of dark humor and in-depth analysis provides listeners with both entertainment and unsettling insights into some of the most unusual criminal cases.
1. Objects on the Road Series
Timestamp: [06:12] – [09:38]
The episode kicks off with a discussion about a strange wave of crimes in Bennington, Nebraska, where large objects like flat-screen TVs and children's bikes were left obstructing roads. Drivers who swerved to avoid these objects encountered Spencer Rademaker, whose erratic behavior and eventual arrest signaled the end of this unconventional spree.
Notable Quote:
- Henry Zebrowski at [07:37]:
"His face, his mug shot is what you'd call cosmically dumb."
2. Ghost Adventures and Aaron Goodwin’s Divorce
Timestamp: [09:38] – [15:55]
Henry and Marcus provide updates on Aaron Goodwin from Ghost Adventures, revealing that his wife, Victoria Goodwin, has filed for divorce amid allegations of plotting to kill him. They discuss the involvement of criminal Grant Amato and speculate on the implications for Aaron, blending their trademark humor with the gravity of the situation.
Notable Quote:
- Henry Zebrowski at [11:22]:
"She’s coming to kill you. This is not a person that she’s just a lady."
3. Execution Methods: Idaho and South Carolina
Timestamp: [16:00] – [29:31]
The hosts delve into the controversial return of the firing squad as a method of execution in Idaho, contrasting it with the problematic lethal injection protocols in South Carolina. They examine the logistical challenges and ethical dilemmas surrounding capital punishment, all while infusing their discussion with dark comedic undertones.
Notable Quote:
- Henry Zebrowski at [24:04]:
"I prefer to be shot to death. Death with a super soaker, whenever."
4. Ingested Earrings Case
Timestamp: [29:22] – [31:22]
A bizarre incident is discussed where a man swallowed a pair of $770,000 Tiffany earrings during an attempted theft. The podcast explores the medical repercussions and the absurdity of the crime, highlighting the lengths to which individuals might go in moments of desperation or criminal intent.
Notable Quote:
- Henry Zebrowski at [31:09]:
"If you shop at Tiffany's, you might be buying poo poo earrings without you even knowing it."
5. Kimberly Sullivan’s Captivity Case
Timestamp: [32:17] – [42:00]
A deeply disturbing account of Kimberly Sullivan, who is accused of holding her stepson captive for over two decades in Connecticut. The story outlines the horrifying conditions inflicted upon the stepson, including severe malnutrition and psychological torture. The hosts critically analyze court footage and discuss the complex dynamics of prolonged abuse.
Notable Quote:
- Henry Zebrowski at [38:10]:
"Remember that every single time you. If you ever hear a kid or anybody in these scenarios talk about stealing food, it's because they're not eating."
6. Atomic Wedgie Fatality
Timestamp: [52:19] – [73:57]
The focal point of the episode is the unusual case of Bradley Davis, a Marine veteran who fatally wedged his stepfather's underwear over his head, resulting in death. The hosts dissect the mechanics of an "atomic wedgie," the alleged staging of the crime scene to appear as self-defense, and the legal consequences Davis faces. This segment combines horror with humor, examining the senselessness of using such a humiliating and violent act to end a life.
Notable Quotes:
- Marcus Parks at [52:25]:
"Marine veteran kills a stepfather with an atomic wedgie. We love it." - Henry Zebrowski at [54:08]:
"He has murdered him by ignorance."
7. Dubai Porter Potty Conspiracy Theories
Timestamp: [73:00] – [83:10]
Wrapping up the episode, Henry and Marcus delve into the realm of conspiracy theories surrounding the so-called "Dubai Porter Potty." This alleged extreme form of sex trafficking involves horrific acts under the guise of luxury parties for the ultra-wealthy. The hosts compare these rumors to confirmed cases like Jeffrey Epstein’s, questioning the veracity while highlighting the disturbing nature of such claims.
Notable Quote:
- Henry Zebrowski at [70:55]:
"If you never hear, you never see how real this is."
Conclusion and Upcoming Events
Timestamp: [85:00] – [End]
The episode concludes with the hosts sharing updates on their upcoming live shows across various locations, encouraging listeners to attend for more darkly humorous and engaging content. They balance the heavy themes discussed with light-hearted banter, maintaining their unique blend of comedy and true crime exploration.
Notable Quote:
- Henry Zebrowski at [82:10]:
"That's what I do. I get up every day."
Final Thoughts
This episode of Last Podcast on the Left seamlessly weaves together a tapestry of true crime stories, each more bizarre and unsettling than the last. Henry and Marcus’s ability to blend dark humor with thorough analysis ensures listeners remain both entertained and informed. The episode's highlight, the atomic wedgie case, stands out as a testament to the podcast’s unique approach to exploring the macabre and the absurd.
Stay tuned to Last Podcast on the Left for more enthralling and unsettling true crime stories, delivered with a side of dark humor.
