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Welcome back listeners. This week we are telling you some scary tales of possession. BUT FIRST:
Last week we covered cannibalism stories. Shannon's absolutely atrocious OnlyFans story was fiction, THANK GOD. She got it from reddit/nosleep by u/byfelsdisciple. Maire's tale was that of "Metal Fang," a cannibal by the name of Nikolai Dzhumagaliev whose whereabout are currently unknown. She got her info from an allthatsinteresting.com article by Katie Serena.
Welcome back! This week we are gonna gross you out HARD with some horrifying cannibalism tales.
BUT FIRST: Last week we covered occupation stories. Maire's bizarre thong story was the true one. She got it from a buggedspace.com article titled, "Hotel Workers Share the Scariest and Mysterious Things That They've Ever Witnessed." Shannon's fictional story found on reddit/nosleep by u/Disneysecurity.
Keep it creepy, ya'll!
Welcome back listeners! This week we are covering the creepiest on the job stories we could find.
BUT FIRST: Last week we covered walking home alone stories:
Maire's was the fictional story. It was her favorite reddit/nosleep story EVER. It was posted in April of 2012 by r/blue_tidal and is titled The Smiling Man. If that story creeped you out, we have good news! You can watch the short film version of it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_u6Tt3PqIfQ
Shannon's covered the tragic true story about the murder Sarah Everard. She got her notes from an article from independent.co.uk titled, "The 'bright and beautiful' woman who was a 'shining example': Who Was Sarah Everard?" by Chiara Giordano, Zoe Tidman, and Matt Mathers. As well as a BBC.com article called, "Sarah Everard murder: MET PC Wayne Couzens pleads guilty"
Welcome back listeners! This week we are going to tell you stories that will make you second guess yourself the next time you decide you want to walk home alone.
Welcome back! This week we are covering spooooky cemetery stories. BUT FIRST:
Last week we did relationship stories. Maire's was the true story of British serial killer Fred West and his wife, Rosemary West. She got her info from murderpedia.com. Shannon's story was the fictional story titled, "My Husband Sneaks Out Every Night When He Thinks I'm Sleeping." She got it from r/nosleep by user u/scifiwriter3592. (The movie that this story reminded Maire of is called What Lies Below and can be found on Netflix.)
Stay creepy, ya'll.
YAY! We've made it to 10 episodes. Thanks for listening so far. This week we are covering creepy stories involving relationships. BUT FIRST:
Last week we covered unsolved cases. And, SURPRISE: we fucked up (I know, you're shocked) We both accidentally covered a fictional story, but hey- we rolled with it. Shannon's story was "The Disappearance of the Miller Boy" from r/scarystories witted by u/scaredycat-666. Maire's story was The 1999 movie, The Blair Witch project. She got her info from IMDB and Wikipedia.
Hi Friends! Thanks for joining us for another episode of creepy tales. This week we are covering unsolved cases, BUT FIRST:
HI FRIENDS! Welcome back. This week we are covering Alien stories. (Insert X-Files theme here.)
BUT FIRST: Last week we covered Abduction stories. Maire's was (obviously) the fiction story. She covered the plot of the movie Taken with Liam Neeson. Shannon covered the true story of Elizabeth Shoaf. She got her info from an article by C.M. Frankie called, "Elizabeth Shoaf Was Kidnapped and Assaulted Inside a Bunker for 10 Days: How the Teen Escaped." from aetv.com
Hi friends! Thanks for tuning back in after that disaster of an episode last week.
Welcome back, listeners! This week we are covering Cult stories. We had several problems editing this week, so we apologize if this episode is a bumpy ride. But before we dive into it, last week...
Shannon covered the unfortunate real life case of Lukas Mironovas. She got her info from a WGME article published on 12/19/19 called "Maine Teen Sentenced for Killing Mother" and an article from WMTW published 11/25/19- "Teen Sentenced for Murder of Maine Mother."
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