We might know of chain letters since the early days of email, but did you know there are some letters that date back to 1714? Some of these are freaky.

Mystery: The Old Alton Bridge in Texas is said to be the home to a creature that is half goat half man. Also the place is used for satanic rituals, because why not?

A terrifying murderer who claimed was a spirit had a special request, it wanted everyone to jazz it out in New Orleans. Michelle tells us about the Axeman of New Orleans in the early 1900s.

The Superstition Mountains are surrounded by lore, mysteries, and verifiable deaths. Can someone (or something) be guarding a long lost treasure? OooOOOoo..

In the late 1800s, a family built a cabin on the only road to the west. There, they waited for their victims to serial-kill them. And if the title of this episode sounds like the name of a company to you, Michelle has a few ideas for jingles to go along with it.

In 2007, a case went to court against an insurance company for not covering an explosion that caused damages in a condo. It turns out, the policy didn't cover exploding corpses. Edwin explains what you need to do to not explode once you die.

In the bogs of Ireland, bodies have been found amazingly preserved, sometimes dating to pre-Roman times. Michelle personally visited some of these dried up corpses and tells us some of the fascinating murder mysteries.

Under the city of Paris, France, the catacombs hide more than just bodies. Here, Michelle tells us the stories from Paris' dark history.

For centuries people have spoken of little creatures that roam the earth among us. Could they still exist? Edwin says yes.

In 2013, a man's bedroom was swallowed up by the earth while he was sleeping. What is the likelihood of us falling into a sinkhole while recording this podcast?