Ever heard of an abandoned insane asylum that wasn't haunted?

The mystery of Chicago's vanishing hitch-hiker!

Goofing off and playing with gadgets.

The crew investigates the location of a "glass bending factory" once operated (more likely as a body dump than a glass works) by the notorious H.H. Holmes, ten miles from his famous "murder castle." Includes an interview with Jeff Mudgett, Holmes' great great grandson, who believes that Holmes may have also been Jack the Ripper - and that he may not have really been executed in 1896....

A general lack of ghosts inspires the crew to joke around and pull a prank.

Exploring the last surviving building of the Selig Polyscope empire. Colonel Selig was one of the great innovators of the silent film era. Featuring tunnels!

Kicking off Grave Robbing Week at Chicago Unbelievable with a talk about Chicago's "Lost Cemeteries," the 19th century grave robbing business in the city, and a chat with Daniel Kraus, author of ROTTERS, a new novel.

Chicago was once the center of the film world! Listen in as we wander through Uptown, the prototype Beverly Hills, and explore the former Essanay Studios building. We had no idea that so much of the stuff was left!

Jane Addams Hull House in Chicago has been rumored to be haunted for over a century. Adam and Hector have been taking tour groups there for years. Here, they journey there to separate fact from fiction. See pictures and the Hull House Ghosts ebook at http://chicagounbelievable.com

Outside of Chicago sits the long-abandoned Bachelor's Grove Cemetery, long rumored to be one of the most haunted sites in the world. Adam and Hector discuss the history and the truth behind the rumors - and then get lost in the woods.