The Borgvattnet Vicarage is now a bed and breakfast, but at one point even priests couldn't handle the ghosts and got kicked out!

Tall, long dark hair, and enjoys lone walks in the forests. Swipe right for Bigfoot 🔥 Edwin tells the background story of the two cowboys who filmed the famous footage of Bigfoot.

Kids are just weird little people. Michelle got her friend Zoë Klar to pick out a few entries from Dr. Handjob's famous Reddit post about creepy things kids say.

Thanks, Dr. Handjob! Find Zoë on Tiktok @zoeklar and on her show BAD BOY POD

Once upon a time, there was a woman who drowned her kids. Edwin says it's the greatest ghost story ever.

Tapeworms and an all-inclusive starvation resort for the rich? Michelle tells us about deadly diets along with the story of Linda Hazzard and her murders at Starvation Heights.

The Dyatlov Pass Incident riddle: In February 1959, nine hikers died in the Ural mountains and were found under bizarre conditions with crushed skulls, missing eyes, and some were half-dressed. No murder weapon and no signs of foul play were found. What killed them?

Michelle thinks that what we're missing in the U.S. is a good set of Christmas witches. Krampus was so 2011.

The Jim Twins were two brothers that were separated at birth but lived bizarrely similar lives. If they could communicate telepathically, then maybe we can too?

The Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, California was rumored to be built in order to please (or confuse) spirits of those killed by the family's gun company by Sarah Winchester. But something in that story doesn't make sense...  and Michelle tells us all about it.

This episode is about cannibalism, and there's mention of recipes, fetishes, and real cases. Things got rough for our stomachs during the recording, so if you're sensitive to that type of thing, like we are, listen to Edwin's favorite episode Fat Lady Barber of Pike Place instead. Happy Thanksgiving!