On this episode of Common Mystics Jennifer and Jill use their psychic abilities to trace an infamous 1849 body snatching incident from Sycamore, to St. Charles, to the banks of the Fox River... and back again. Listen in to learn about these crimes against the dead and the aftermath that haunts these Illinois cities to this day.

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On this Bonus episode of Common Mystics Jennifer and Jill relate their experience with a malevolent energy attack following their psychic adventure in Rome City, Indiana. What followed them home from Rome City... and why??? Listen in as Jennifer and Jill discuss the spiritual attack as well as the strange and unsettling parallels between Sr. Mildred Mary’s story and their own.

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On this episode of Common Mystics Jennifer and Jill are led to the Our Lady, Mother of Mercy Center in Rome City, IN. The antiquated building, located on the Historic Kneipp Springs, is home to countless restless spirits and is easily one of the most haunted locations they’d ever discovered. Listen in to learn about their story and to find out why some recognize this site as a battleground for good and evil. 

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On this episode of Common Mystics Jennifer and Jill find themselves in the town of Hillsdale, MI, once the home to the largest family-run mill east of the Mississippi. So what secrets still lurk among the ruins of Hillsdale? And why are these secrets STILL being guarded today? Thwarted by modern day secret keepers, they ask for your help in solving this 110 year old mystery.

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On this bonus episode of Common Mystics Jennifer and Jill discuss their late mother Stella, who modeled for her daughters a discerning, yet eclectic approach to religion, spirituality, and the divination arts. Laugh with them as they relate stories that exemplify Stella's humor and strength, and learn how their mother continues to be present in their every day lives. Do YOU ever wonder if your late loved ones are communicating with YOU? Jennifer and Jill explain how they know that they are.

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On this episode of Common Mystics, Jennifer and Jill's psychic adventures continue in Coal City, IL. Join them on their roundabout route of discovery through the old mining towns where the echoes of a great tragedy can still be heard by those who care to listen. What’s buried beneath the town of Coal City and its environs??? The answer may surprise you.

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On this episode of Common Mystics, Jennifer and Jill's psychic adventures continue in Coal City, IL. Join them on their roundabout route of discovery through the old mining towns where the echos of a great tragedy can still be heard by those who care to listen. What’s buried beneath the town of Coal City and its environs??? The answer may surprise you.

Coal City Transcript

On this bonus episode of Common Mystics Jennifer and Jill discuss their beloved Gramma Irene, who played a pivotal role is shaping their attitudes and beliefs about the spiritual world. Listen in as they relate the stories that defined their childhood, and set them forward on their paths as mystics.

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On this bonus episode of Common Mystics Jennifer and Jill discuss their beloved Gramma Irene, who played a pivotal role is shaping their attitudes and beliefs about the spiritual world. Listen in as they relate the stories that defined their childhood, and set them forward on their paths as mystics.

See below for a transcript of this episode.

Gramma Irene Transcript

On the first episode of Common Mystics Jennifer and Jill stumble upon a 127 year old mystery in Nashville, MI surrounding a tragic death in the mansion of a prominent local family. What happened at the home of Charles M. Putnam? Was it murder? Suicide? A potential cover up?

Listen in as Jennifer and Jill sort through fact, legend, and clues from beyond the grave to relate their psychic adventure at the Putnam Library in the small town of Nashville, Michigan.

See below for a transcript of this episode and other links. 

Episode One Transcript

1893-Feb-16 NASHVILLE NEWS article by Len Feighner 

Find A Grave Memorial- Gertrude Beigh

Find A Grave Memorial- Frank D. Smith