Audibly Haunted

In the heart of Munich, beneath the soaring twin towers of the Frauenkirche, there lies a single, blackened footprint seared into the stone floor—silent, chilling, and impossible to ignore. Those who know its name speak it carefully. Not merely a tale, but a presence—woven into the very foundation of a house built for God. So, lets dive into that!

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This week we are taking a turn down the road of true crime that found its way into the paranormal.  Brace yourselves for the deep dive into the The Watts Family Murder case.   So, Lets Dive Into That!

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This week I have 4 stories told by people to the readers of reddit.  No theme in particular, just truly terrifying moments experienced by those just trying to live.  So, Lets dive into that.

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In my research for our topic this week I discovered a man that embodied the definition of infatuation gone wrong.  That man is Carl Tanzler.  Carl Tanzler is a name that not many know of but once you learn of him and the story that surrounds him will be one that sticks with you.   This story is about love, death, grief, and a good case of body snatching.  So, Let’s dive into that.

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As the summer air begins to make its way out and the cool chill of autumn creeps its way back in I welcome you all back to the haunting world of Audibly Haunted. 

Allow me to introduce to you all The Radium Girls.  So, lets dive into that. 

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W.B. Yeats’s He Wishes His Beloved Were Dead stands out as an unusual take on the Gothic tradition, subverting its typical themes of mourning a lost lover or yearning for a love that has already slipped into death. Instead of lamenting a beloved who has died, the speaker disturbingly expresses a wish for his beloved to die—not out of cruelty, but from a twisted longing to finally experience the depth of her love in the stillness and silence of the grave. So, let's dive into that!

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This week I want to introduce a new sort of segment to Audibly Haunted called Audibly Haunted Read Alongs.  Here I will read to you the story we have analysis the week before but now with your minds full of what the themes are an how they come to play you get to see the story in a different light.  This week we kick off our first Read Along with Nathaniel Hawthorne's   The Wives of the Dead.  So, let’s dive into that.

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This week I bring to you a short story from an author I have mentioned here before.  That Author is Nathaniel Hawthorne and the story for this week's episode is “The Wives of the Dead”.  This story walks the fine line between the ambiguity of death and grief with an air of supernatural eeriness. The ending to this tale leaves the reader left guessing what is actually real and what is but a dream casted by a mourning and grieving heart.  So, let’s dive into that.

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Welcome to our broadcast of Audibly Haunted by the fireside.  As the rain pours outside nestle up to the fire, get comfortable and take a deep breath.  This week we take a look at a story never told Audibly Haunted though it is by an author we know quite well.  Today we enter the mind of a madman.  A man with an urge to seek revenge on an old man.  Well not so much the old man but rather his cold blue vulture-like eye.  This week we slow the pace and read along to Edgar Allen Poe’s tale of insanity induces murder in The Tell Tale Heart.  So sit back and try to relax, allow Audibly Haunted, allow your ghostly host Ani Khajadourian to read you this bone chilling tale.  So, Lets Dive into that.

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This week I have hand picked 3 stories from across the internet from those who brave the graveyard shift.  After hearing these stories I realize I take my job at normal daylight hours for granted.  So, let’s dive into that.

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