Cemetery Row

Happy birthday, Sheena! This week's episode celebrates her favorite things: music and ax murders. Lori covers Frankie Silver, who murdered her husband and is believed to be the first woman executed in North Carolina. Hannah covers outlaw country music star Waylon Jennings and Sheena covers glam rock pioneer Marc Bolan of T. Rex.

Welcome to this Grab Bag episode full of random stories! Sheena covers John Murray Spear, a spiritualist who tried to make an electrically-powered Messiah. Lori shares the tale of aviation pioneer Phoebe Omlie. Hannah covers the story of Betty and Barney Hill, a couple who claimed to have been abducted by aliens.

Hannah's birthday is this week, so we're celebrating with our most gremlin-y stories. Lori covers the terrifying Beast of Gévaudan, who preyed on the former province of Gévaudan in France in the 1760s. Sheena covers wives who murdered their husbands in Progressive Era Chicago, specifically Emma Simpson, who killed her husband, Elmer. Hannah covers the unsolved murder of actress Karyn "Cookie" Kupcinet.

Our Black History Month episode is coming at you a little late, but it's packed full of important history. Sheena covers the African Cemetery at Higgs Beach in Key West, plus soul singer Otis Redding. Lori shares the story of groundbreaking chemist Alice Ball, who produced the first effective treatment for Hansen's disease (leprosy). Hannah covers stand-up comedian and actor Richard Pryor.

Happy Valentine's Day! The Cemetery Row girls have three dramatic tales of love in this week's episode. Lori covers the Mayerling incident involving Rudolf, Crown Prince of Austria and his mistress, Baroness Mary Vetsera. Hannah shares the story of incredibly brave abolitionists Ellen and William Craft, who risked everything to escape slavery. Sheena covers the rollercoaster love story of Jessie and George Peters and Earl Van Dorn, the "terror of ugly husbands."

Just in time for this winter storm, here's another Cold Case episode of Cemetery Row! On this ep, Hannah covers the mysterious murder of Artemus Ogletree, aka Roland T. Owen, in Kansas City, Missouri. Sheena shares the story of Hernando, Mississippi teen Jerry Lee Armstrong, who disappeared 48 years ago. Lori covers the murder of Maine mother Dorothy Milliken, who died 50 years ago this year.

It's been a minute - did you miss your Cemetery Row girls? On this episode, we recap 2025, look ahead to 2026 and throw out a few ideas for future episodes.

Dive into some cold cases on this week's episode of Cemetery Row! Lori covers the mysterious death of Arctic explorer Charles Francis Hall - was it natural causes or poison? Sheena covers the murder of Kentucky college student Betty Gail Brown. Hannah covers the murder of Jaclyn Dowaliby, one of Chicago's most infamous cold cases.

Tune in to this special episode of Cemetery Row starring tarot reader, medium, TV star and philanthropist Ken Boggle! Ken starred on Hulu's queer paranormal investigation show, "Living for the Dead," and has read for Sheena and Hannah (you may have heard them mention this on past episodes!). Ken has been a practicing medium and reading tarot for more than 30 years and has been a featured guest at countless paranormal investigations, conventions and podcasts. Tune in to hear his thoughts on all things life, death, tarot and cemeteries! Want to book a reading with Ken? That's easy - go to kenboggle.com.

Cue the music and get Robert Stack in a trenchcoat - this week's episode is dedicated to all things "Unsolved Mysteries." The girls cover some of their favorite segments from the legendary show. Hannah covers the mysterious deaths of three men: wrestling promoter James "Buffalo Jim" Barrier, businessman Chuck Morgan and journalist Danny Casolaro. Lori covers the tragic murder of Missouri woman Trudy Darby. Sheena covers two paranormal tales - the love story of Frank and Teresa Wilson and the haunting of the Harden House.