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Death Notices or Burn Notices?

2025-07-14 · 62 min · episode 27 · 8 entities

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Episode description as stored
This week on Fringe Beyond Limits, we dive 6-feet deep into some of the most jaw-dropping, brutally honest, and unintentionally hilarious real-life obituaries ever published. These aren’t your typical sugar-coated farewells—these are verbal mic drops from beyond the grave. From children finally getting the last word on toxic parents to prankster elders roasting themselves with a wink and a whiskey, these obits are filled with fire, flair, and sometimes a little leftover family drama. We’re sharing some of the wildest obituaries out there—each one packed with personality, dark humor, and stories that make you question if funerals should come with popcorn. Along the way, we explore what makes a “good” obituary, how honesty and humor collide in death, and why some people choose to go out swinging instead of whispering goodbye. And just when you think it can’t get any weirder... we flip the script and write our own obituaries. Because if you want something done right (and funny), you’d better do it yourself. Prepare to laugh, cringe, and maybe even think about how you’d want to be remembered. Just don't let us catch you putting "fly high" on our memorial posts. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.