And Now Were Haunted

And Now Were Haunted

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And Now Were Haunted episodes

  • Ep. 13: Israel Keyes Part 1: Lillie Goes #2

    In this episode, we dive into Part 1 of the chilling case of Israel Keyes, one of the most prolific, dumbest smart serial killers we've ever heard of. We're talking the clearance rack of serial killers. 

    We also learn about Lillie's last real run in with, well, running, and catch snippets of how she is bad at math, how wholesale prices really are the best, and the team is a bunch of old fogeys at heart. So grab a drink and lets dive into the void together!

    46 min
  • Ep. 12: Amanda Knox: How to Shut Up and Get a Lawyer!

    In this episode, our crew discusses the WILD murder of Meredith Kercher and the subsequent imprisonment of Amanda Knox, and the lesson to ALWAYS GET A LAWYER. We also discuss the bet of the century, where Lillie planned to 'complete' a marathon with no training just to stick it to Steven and his failure to perform in an ultra last year... He's no minute man, but 76% still isn't a finish! 

    At the end, stick around to hear a brief intro of Amanda Knox's own podcast Labyrinth. You folks should definitely check it out! 

    1 hr 26 min
  • Ep. 11: Valentine's Day Massacre and a Side of Glutenburg

    In this week's episode, the crew takes a step towards bringing you better, more researched stories! Starting now we'll be releasing every other week, but the episode will be longer, more action packed and full of questionable humor and macabre stories!

     

    We look at Al Capone and his possible involvement in the yet unsolved, and coldest case in US History, the Chicago Valentines Day Massacre! So sit back, pretend that it's actually Valentines this week, and enjoy the ride! Oh, and don't mind the excessive amounts of singing. We were really having a great time!

    57 min
  • Ep. 10: Bad Grammar and Flying Sudafed

    In this second-to-last series of Paranormal Tales, Meg takes our crew back to Los Angeles, 1942, before the Kardashians and Jamba Juice took over. The mysterious events that caused a mass scale coastal defense response by the US Navy remain disputed to this day, despite official government sources assuring us that it was definitely weather balloons. We'll let you decide for yourself!

    42 min
  • Ep. 9: Boats and Buzzfeed

    In this episode, Meg and Steve show how bad they are at Geography, we delve into a pint-poddy and look at the mystery of the lost colony of Roanoke and the mystery surrounding it, and then pause for a dramatic reading of one of Lillie's favorite songs. Buckle up, it's a fun one. 

    54 min
  • Ep. 8: Project Blue Book: Flying Snacks and Hand Grenades

    In this episode, we learn about Jay's adventures as a pirate in New Orleans, watch unidentified flying snacks the likes of which haven't been seen since Roswell, and dabble in the history of Barney and Betty Flintstone.... I mean Hill. So sit back, relax, and don't get hit in the face with any food as we explore Project Blue Book! Oh, and did you hear the first round of the episode release that was all garbled? We blame the aliens.

    53 min
  • Ep. 7: Mary King's Close: Soapy Pumping and Poseidon's Spearmint

    In this Bonus Length Double Feature, our hosts begin the show with an interview of both the lead investigator and the camera man of the up-and-coming Paranormal in the Funhouse Investigative Team! They're embarking on a new journey as they join Paraflixx with an exclusive show, and we get to ask them how they became crazy enough to start investigating!

    After the interview, we sit down with Steve to both judge his pronunciation skills (while he maintains there's nothing to judge) as well as discuss the TRUE misery of quarantine in Mary King's close in 17th century Scotland! So join us for a special episode and let us know what you think!

    1 hr 20 min
  • Ep. 6: The Black Dahlia: Choking Chickens and the Glasgow Smile

    In this episode, Meg tells us the tale of the mysterious and gruesome death of Elizabeth Short, AKA the Black Dahlia, an unsolved case from the late 1940s. They also learn southern euphemisms, discuss how terrible Jay and Lillie would be to go on a road trip with, and slap cheap roadside hams. Enjoy!

    Caution; the description of her murder is graphic. 

    58 min
  • Ep. 5: Ambi-Winking and Illegal Drinking

    In this episode, our hosts dive into the exorcism of Anneliese Michel, a young girl from Germany who was purportedly exorcised more than 60 times! With recordings available of one of her sessions, the creep factor is real! We also listen to tales of the Hotel Monte Vista in Flagstaff AZ, where there are spirits haunting everyone from Western Movie Stars to happy bartenders! Join us on this New Years Episode as we look into the void once again!

    1 hr 13 min

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Are you interested in horrifying tales of murder? Maybe ghosts, goblins and ghouls are more your fancy... Or perhaps you want to learn about mysteries throughout history that may yet be unsolved? We…