In the second of our two-part series on the best-known, most widely dramatized haunting case in American History, we finally get …
The Amityville Horror is one of the most publicized hauntings in American history. But 13 months before the Lutz family's short a…
On part two of our two-part Slender Man series, we dive into the very real consequences of this modern legend of a monster with t…
Is it possible for an online meme-turned-urban legend to become...real? That's the question we ask this week as we investigate th…
Between 1967 and 1971, the small city of Stamford, Connecticut was terrorized by a little-known serial killer. A total of five Bl…
Among the legends of allegedly cursed objects, stories of cursed jewelry and gemstones reign supreme. There's something mystical …
Even among all the creative execution methods mankind has dreamed up over the years, the Guillotine stands out, raising nightmare…
In March 1998, the Bradley family - dad Ron, mom Iva, son Brad, and daughter Amy - embarked on a "trip of a lifetime": a luxuriou…
This week we dive into one of the most persistent legends of secret U.S. military experimentation - the famed Philadelphia Experi…
In November 1987, one of the weirdest moments of TV history happened right underneath the noses of the Chicago viewing public. Th…
Inspired by the new hit show "Our Flag Means Death", we're covering the most famous pirate in history: Blackbeard! At the dawn of…
After a long month of axe-murder mayhem, Carrie takes a break from the grim and gory to tell a strange tale about what may be the…
Axe Season 2022 comes to a close with the end of our discussion of Bill and Rachel James' 'Man From The Train' theory. We follow …
We’re rounding out Axe Murder Month with two weeks on Sean’s favorite solution to last week’s unsolved mystery, the 1912 axe murd…
Sometime in the overnight hours of June 9-10, 1912 in the tiny town of Villisca, Iowa, eight people - including six children - we…
Sean has officially declared March to be axe murder month - much to the chagrin of March-born Carrie - and so we begin a multi-pa…
Union Cemetery sits at a crossroads, almost 400 years old, with headstones scattered across its area spanning centuries of New En…
We're singin' more sea shanties on the finale to our 2-part series on ghost ships! This week Sean rounds things out with two twen…
In this first of two nautical episodes, Sean introduces us to three of history’s eeriest ghost ships. First, the Flying Dutchm…
"A long, long time ago, I can still remember..." February 3rd, 1959. Three of the brightest stars in the rock 'n roll galaxy - Bu…
This week we take a look at Indiana's most prolific serial killer, Herb Baumeister. After a string of disappearances of gay men …
In the incredibly polarized times we're living in, it's comforting to know there are some things we can all agree on, even if it'…
In 1886, Sarah Winchester - widow of William Winchester, the son of the founder of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company - took h…
In October 1849, now-legendary horror and suspense writer Edgar Allan Poe was found in a tavern in Baltimore, delirious, with clo…