Ghost stories and Haunted locations around the World.
This unsolved case of 13 dismembered bodies in Cleveland, OH in the 1930s is as baffling today as it was back then.
Jerry and Tracy talk about cases of missing people from our national parks made famous by David Paulides' book series Missing 411\. The newest edition of Hillbilly Horror House and David Flora from Blurry Photos tells us about Lemp Mansion.
3 stories of incidents that Freaked out the writers of the stories.
We often hear about haunted locations with plenty of folklore behind the hauntings.
Most of the times these haunted locations are houses or work places.
Sometimes, though, these locations are haunted roads.
Just like other spooky destinations, many of these roads are supposedly haunted by the spirits of people who died there, while others have reportedly been visited by devilish creatures and aliens alike.
Of course, many of these stories are nothing more than urban legends, but they’re certainly scary enough to make you think twice about driving down these roads.
One such road is Colorado’s Phantom Canyon Road
Paranormal researcher, author, educator joins us to talk about the lessons she's learned through her own supernatural journey.
You can find her latest book, The Gift of Instinct: Paranormal Lessons for an Extraordinary World, at Amazon here: https://amzn.to/3eZRr8V
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Here is a disturbing story followed by some fun stories.
This poltergeist story has baffled people for years. The Reverend Phelps and his family were plagued by strange and violent incidents with several people witnessing these events. Paranormal investigator Draven DeSpain drops by for some fun paranormal talk.
This story from 2018 in England is one that will leave you scratching your head. How much bad luck can one person have?
Jerry and Tracy discuss the Infamous Historic Hannah House in Indianapolis, IN
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Hillbilly Horror Stories
Because I Wanna Know
HHH Media
Weird Darkness
Ghosts N' Bears
Tragedy of Cinema
History Goes Bump
The Evil Never Dies
From the Shadows
Graveyard Tales
Middle Aged & Creeped Out
Jim Harold's Campfire
Hometown History
Kinda Murdery
The Blind Spot
Sarah DeDonatis
Real Ghost Stories Online
Darkness Radio
The Tales We Tell
Westside Fairytales Horror & Dark Fiction
Several stories that prove that real life can be scarier than the supernatural.
Psychic medium Jodi Livon shares how we can put spirituality to work for us when dealing with our challenge and how she dealt with a personal health crisis.
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Here are a few Kentucky stories for you!
Jerry & Tracy discuss 4 Kentucky stories including John Rowans headstone, the Rohs Opera House and the Van Lear Coal Mining Museum.
Wes Forsythe from Scarefest Radio/TV stops by to talk about The Scarefest & the Rohs Opera House.
The story of the disappearance of Mary Cerruti is heartbreaking on several levels.
Jerry and Tracy talk about the legend behind Robert the Doll and have a spectacular interview with the master of weird John E.L. Tenney.
4 heartwarming stories of loved ones coming back.
Across the country hundreds of bridges harbor some of the creepiest paranormal activity known to man. Invisible hands reach out and touch unsuspecting travelers. Residual ghosts haunt scenes of murders, accidents, hangings, and suicides. At some bridges a voice cries out in the darkness that sends a chill down the spine of anyone who hears it.
2 cool stories for this spooky season.
The Schoolhouse Blizzard of 1888 was one of the deadliest in US history and was aptly named.
