Nephilim Death Squad – Episode 034: "Jail - NDS Chronicles"

Date: September 19, 2025
Hosts: David Lee Corbo (Raven), TopLobsta
Producer: Nancy

Episode Overview

This episode of the Nephilim Death Squad welcomes listeners into a raw, often darkly comedic exploration of inmates’ stories and the supernatural through a biblical-conspiratorial lens. Hosts Raven and TopLobsta dive into a gripping, sprawling listener submission (nicknamed "Orange Is the New Black") from Heather, chronicling her experiences as an inmate in a Florida women’s prison—including encounters with mental illness, violence, and the psychological intensity of confinement. Throughout, the hosts veer between commentary, banter, and listeners' questions, maintaining their trademark sardonic, irreverent tone.

Main Segments & Key Discussion Points

1. Podcast Banter and Set-Up

• Community & Patreon Talk (03:00)
  • Encouragement for support via Patreon, boasting exclusive content and merch.
  • Humorous disdain for "pores" (non-supporters) and teasing promised Patreon-only segments.
  • Running joke about fundraising for producer Nancy’s computer and possible skinwalker origins.

Quote:
"You know, all the things that are horrifying in the world, we talk about a lot of them. Futanari, succubi, sleep paralysis demons… nothing is more horrific than the pores."
— TopLobsta, (03:05)

2. Introduction to Heather’s Story: "Orange is the New Black"

• Context:
  • Heather, a self-described “weird autistic lady,” served time in a Florida max-security women’s prison, mainly for drug-related property crime.
  • The episode sets the tone for a deep dive into the psychological and sometimes surreal world within prison walls.

Quote:
“I was in prison. It wasn’t new prison, either. I had been there for a few years, so had already had so many other crazy things happen...”
— Heather (read aloud by hosts, 12:08)

3. Prison Realities: Social Order & Survival

(15:00–18:00)

• Media and film references (Pathmark, shopping carts, catalytic converters) frame the economic desperation leading to crime.
• Florida’s harsh sentencing and prison overpopulation explained with a dose of dark humor.
• The prison culture is ethnographically painted with “cool” but dangerous women, regular exposure to mental illness, and the constant tension of shared space.

Quote:
“There is one of me in every supermarket.” — Heather (in chat, referenced by hosts)

4. Schizophrenia, Violence, and “Izzy”: The Real Threat

(18:20–24:30)

• Heather recalls the repeated policy of “trial running” high-risk, mentally ill inmates, especially one, “Izzy” (aka Islandi), who terrifies the entire unit for her unpredictable, violent outbursts and supernatural presence.
• Narration blends horror with humor (“that thing be stanking!”), but the real danger is palpable.

Quote:
“She was tall. Her arms and legs were like tree stumps. She was Caribbean. Her first name was even Islandi... Everyone was afraid of her.”
— Heather (read by Raven, 20:23)

5. Bathroom Assault & Systemic Dismissal

(25:15–34:10)

• Heather is violently assaulted by Izzy in a bathroom, suffers physical and mental shock, and is placed in solitary “protective custody” despite being the victim.
• The hosts reflect on the trauma, the “autopilot” required, and the dehumanizing prison policies that equate victims and aggressors.
• Conversation draws parallels to high school violence and broader institutional failures.

Quote:
“I was caught completely off guard. Also, I know when to stand down. And this is one of those times where you just curl up in a ball and pray for it to be over because, you know, she has the strength of a monster.”
— Heather (read by Raven, 34:12)

6. Solitary Confinement: Time Distortion and Adversity

(44:15–47:10)

• Description of life in solitary: psychological isolation, deprivation, sleep deprivation, and the odd routines it creates (e.g., staying up all night, sleeping in clothes, adapting to orchestrated discomfort by guards).
• Illustrative aside: the role of kindness in prison and how even small gestures (sharing coffee, thermals) become huge.

Quote:
“In prison time moves slow, but in confinement it stands still. A thousand years and five hours are the same. Time doesn’t exist in there the way it does out here.”
— Heather (read by TopLobsta, 75:59)

7. The "Sink Owl": Spiritual Warfare Meets Institutional Neglect

(48:00–66:30)

• Heather describes her next cellmate: a young, religiously psychotic woman who repeatedly attempts to “save” Heather through intrusive, insistent Bible recitation, baby talk, and exorcism rituals.
• The hosts comment on the emotional whiplash, the uncanny psychological environment, and the inability of staff to distinguish or intervene meaningfully in mental health crises.

Memorable Moment:

• The “Sink Owl”—Heather’s term for the girl perched on the sink, hooded, chanting Bible verses—becomes a symbol for the nightmarish, surreal aspects of the experience.

Quote:
“She’s chanting over and over…I’m banging on the cell door because I’ve had enough, and I want the officers to come by… This stupid little girl is sitting in the blind spot in the corner on the bed…mouthing the Bible words at me with that fire in her eyes, looking like some horror movie exorcist.”
— Heather (read by Raven, 70:00)

8. Psychological Boiling Point: Intrusive Thoughts and Anger

(75:58–80:15)

• Heather recounts growing desperation, intrusive thoughts of violence, and the real toll of psychological torture by her cellmate.
• The hosts discuss whether such moments are spiritual attacks, institutional failures, or both.

Quote:
“I remember the thought crossing my mind, ‘You can smash her head on the toilet and say she came after you. No one would know.’ I have never felt that kind of desperation in my life.”
— Heather (read by TopLobsta, 76:21)

9. Resolution: Transfer and Aftermath

(81:00–87:18)

• Heather is finally moved to a new cell with a more stable, long-term inmate. Together, they laugh about the ordeal, underscoring the coping role of camaraderie.
• The psychotic woman’s breakdown culminates in a “toilet baptism,” the flooding of her cell with Bible pages, and eventual extraction by riot-gear-clad guards.
• The hosts linger on the lingering psychological scars and the lack of real spiritual comfort in the setting.

Quote:
“This whole chain of events really messed me up psychologically. Actually, the entire prison experience did that…But I think about that whole thing now. Just because I used to make jokes about it and think that it was funny that her exorcism backfired and bounced back at her. But now that my beliefs are different, I'm really confused. Nothing makes sense anymore.”
— Heather (read by Raven, 90:56)

10. Host Analysis & Community Engagement

• Candid analysis of Heather’s trauma: is the experience spiritual warfare, mental illness, institutional brokenness, or all of the above?
• Listeners chime in via chat; hosts invite similar submissions, exploring the liminality between psychological horror and the demonic.

11. Short Listener Submission: “Nephilim Porn Addict”

(97:00–113:00)

• A listener (“V”) courageously confesses a bizarre, shame-inducing, and possibly generationally-rooted porn addiction (specifically, "vore" or “eaten alive” content involving giant women/Nephilim).
• Hosts contemplate the origins of such shameful fixations, tying them to Nephilim lore (giant cannibalism, generational trauma), and suggest spiritual deliverance.
• The conversation transitions into a discussion of generational sin, trauma, and the challenges of deliverance, merging the metaphysical and psychological.

Quote:
"I never asked to like this content. It is quite literally the biggest source of shame in my life, which I think is part of it. The more shame, the more unredeemable you feel."
— Listener (“V”), as read by Raven (101:22)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Institutional Brutality:
  "You get your ass kicked, then you get your shit stolen, and then you get to be in basically solitary confinement. That is crazy."
  — Raven (43:08)

• On Spiritual Warfare:
  “This literally is like the scene where, like, Saruman and Gandalf are fighting in the tower. Shout out to all the Lord of the Rings enjoyers out there.”
  — Raven (67:49)

• On Cops & Correctional Staff:
  “What is you doing in here? Oh, hell no.”
  — Officer, as mimicked by TopLobsta (85:29)

• On the Listener Submission & Shame:
  "You're not alone as in something is with you. Something is getting you to do this. Now you're the one who's ultimately giving in or not."
  — Raven (112:00)

Timestamps for Key Segments

• Intro, Patreon, Banter — 03:00
• Heather's Story Begins — 12:08
• Pathmark Anecdotes, Petty Crime — 13:10–14:26
• Prison Population, Mental Illness — 18:21
• Heather is Attacked by Izzy — 25:20
• Placed in Solitary — 44:15
• Sink Owl / Religious Cellmate — 49:36
• Psychological Breaking Point — 75:59
• Resolution, Riot Extraction — 87:18
• Listener Submission: Vore Addiction — 97:00–113:26

Final Thoughts

This episode blends horror, humor, vulnerability, and social critique. Through Heather’s detailed prison narrative, the hosts probe into demonic literalism, institutional entropy, and the deep darkness present in the intersection of trauma, spirituality, and the broken American justice system. Listener submissions round out the episode, translating ancient fears and biblical archetypes into modern psychological struggles.

If you like your paranormal and conspiracy podcasts served with razor wit, genuine empathy, and an unsparing look at the sinister and surreal, this is essential listening.

Next Up: “Nephilim Porn Addict” listener letter, and more wild, boundary-pushing testimony.