This week Skyla steps into Rayna’s territory and tells a couple of true crime stories with a creepy demonic twist. We explore two cases of what was believed to possibly be demonic possession that ended in the tragic deaths of the possessed, Kennedy Ife and Vilma Trujillo. Two cases that are so completely different, but also so devastatingly similar.

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Any pet owners finding themselves slightly unnerved when their pet reacts when there is seemingly nothing there? Or is that just us? Today we discuss whether or not we believe animals really can see or sense the supernatural beyond our human abilities. We also delve into tiktok, dog trauma, and in true between you, me, and the dead fashion pretty much whatever we feel like talking about. Do you have a story of a pet or animal that seemed to be able to sense the paranormal? Share it with us at [email protected]  Also make sure you are following us on social media to see the tiktok that inspired today’s episode.

This week Skyla and Rayna are back with another chilling true crime story. Today's episode was a tough one to talk about, but we thought it was an important one to share. Kelly Anne Bates was the victim of domestic violence. During the pandemic, we know many people have found themselves quarantined in unsafe situations like the one Kelly found herself in. If you find yourself in trouble, here are some ways to reach out for help:Battered Womens Support Services 604-652-187 or text 604-652-1867 or send an email at [email protected] at the National Domestic Violence Hotline are available 24/7 at1-800-799-SAFE(7233)In Spain or the Canary Island victims of abuse are advised to go to any pharmacy and use the code 'Mask 19' for helpIn the Uk, the Independent Office for Police Conduct advises anyone who feels afraid of being overheard when dialing '999' to listen to the questions being asked by the phone operator, respond by coughing or tapping the handset or if you can, pressing 55.

This week's story takes place in a wealthy Connecticut neighborhood. Martha Moxley wanted to participate in “Mischief Night,” and unfortunately this turned out to be a deadly mistake. This story left us with many unanswered questions. What really happened that October night? Who really was involved in the death of Martha? And what the heck is mischief night?

This week we were in the mood to read some people’s true spooky stories, and because this is our podcast we did. Maybe it’s good that neither of us has kids yet, because too many people’s kids are seeing scary stuff and we are not okay with it. Also, if you have any advice on haunted bathrooms, please let us know. If you would like to share your paranormal or strange experiences with us, please email us at [email protected]

We really thought that Dennis Nilson was as bad as it could get, but Carl Tanzler, is as Rayna put it so eloquently, “Ew.” Prepare yourself for this story, which includes grave robbing, hauntings by royal ancestors, and homemade rocket ships. Blast off into space with us for this, radioactive story that is sure to bring you back to life.

Have you ever watched someone being executed, and thought, “Wow, this would be great land to build a home on.” Well, Thomas Whaley did, and the home he built is now one of the most active haunted locations in San Diego. Step into the Whaley House with us, and discover the sad history of the Whaley family, and the passive aggressive hauntings of Yankee Jim.

This week's episode is a double feature. We promised two stories today, and you are in for a treat. Skyla shares the story of the spooky hauntings that surround the brutal murders of eight people in the small town of Villisca Iowa. The home seems to still be inhabited by those whose lives were taken too soon. Rayna shares the shocking story of Bre Lasley. Bre's story shows all of us what it really means to fight "like a girl."

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! We wanted to give you a little post Turkey day treat. Join us, as we discuss the mysterious lost colony of Roanoke! One of the first colonial settlement seemingly disappeared without a trace... or maybe they said exactly where they went and no one bothered to check. Plus, you will be tickled to learn about our girl, little Virgina Dare.