We are back!! We missed you guys so much and decided to come back with a 2 parter. In part 1, we will discuss the murders at Captain Ds, McDonalds, and Baskin Robbins that happened in early 1997 in the Nashville and Clarksville areas. Tune in to hear the details we know about the crimes and the victims.

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Today we bring you one of our previous Patreon bonus episodes all about how to prevent a haunted house! We are telling you the best ways to prevent a haunted house by teaching you all about the different real estate laws that exist to know if a murder has happened in your potential house. Laws differ by state and some are wild!

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The series finally makes its return! It has been 3 years since we covered some Haunted Houses and what better way to celebrate spooky season?? Tune in as we cover the Ancient Ram Inn, the Davenport House, Brushy Mountain Penitentiary, and the Southeast Lighthouse.

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In this week's episode, we cover the tragic murder of Emma Walker. Emma and Riley Gaul seemed like the perfect high school couple, but soon, the relationship started showing signs of abuse. Emma did eventually break up with him, but he started stalking her. This escalated to Riley murdering Emma. Tune in to hear the details!

TW: Dating violence.

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Greg Harris was found murdered in 1972 after he had been missing for 9 months. Richard Palombo and Richard Phillips were quickly convicted of their murder, but did they really do it? 

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In October 2002, 2 snipers terrorized the Beltway/DC area when they went on a multiple day shooting spree. The media told everyone to watch out for 2 white men in a white van, but that description couldn't be further from the truth. Tune in to hear about the crimes, as much as we know about the victims, and about the snipers themselves.

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Stevie Allman and Sarah Mitchell were sisters who lived together in Oakland, California. When their house caught on fire in 1997, police faced more questions than answers.

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Richmond, Virginia was a high crime city in the 1970s with high rates of drug use, assaults, and robberies. The Briley Brothers were an infamous gang of serial killers who terrorized Richmond in the 70s.

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Dominique Dunne had just stared in her first major film - Steven Spielburg's Poltergeist. She was ready to really start to launch her acting career when she was murdered by her ex-boyfriend, John Sweeney. Tune in to hear the details of her early life, her relationship with Sweeney, and how the Dunnes went on to fight for victim's rights.

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Indigenous women go missing at a much higher rate in Canada and the United States than white women do, and indigenous women in Alaska have the highest disappearance rates compared to the rest of the U.S. When Sonya Ivanoff vanished from Nome, Alaska in 2003, her family couldn’t imagine where she would have gone. What happened to her shocked their small community.

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