Eugenia Martinez was born in 1674 in Northern Spain. She started out as a healthy strong baby but that soon changed when she continued to grow bigger in a short amount of time. Eugenia spent most of her young childhood being mocked and made fun of. At the age of six King Charles II invited her to join his royal court and live at his palace in Madrid. It was here that she was nicknamed “La Monstrua” The Monster. Join me to hear the story of the Eugenia Martinez. This information was sourced from girlmuseum.org

Can Metal music or Rock music really promote satanic beliefs and even murder? This was the question brought up during a very horrific Murder case of young Elyse Pahler. Music bands such as Slayer and Black Sabbath have been tormented by religious groups for years who claim music bands such as these promote violence and hail Satan. Three teenage social outcasts took it way too far in 1995 claiming they were inspired by their favorite band to create a band of their own and music. They became involved with the Occult and even read satanic books. They came up with an idea to perform a satanic ritual to better their music talents and gain fame. How far would they go to get what they wanted? Come join me if you dare and let’s get creepy.

Join me for a Freaky Friday mini episode exploring some of the haunted stories in Chicago. Chicago is one of the oldest cities and because of that has been stricken with tragedy and horrid past history. Such as The Great Chicago fire and murderous gangsters like Al Capone that leaves chisme of ghosts and haunted locations. Join me if you dare and let’s get creepy!

One of Mexico’s worst murderers and known assassins was Jose Ortiz Muñoz. He was known as El Sapo due to his physique and face. He was a soldier in the post revolutionary era who began a reign of terror that started at the age of 9. He lived a life of crime and murder, murdering anyone who did him wrong and who he felt deserved it. It is said he murdered over 120 people. I also dive into some creepy leyendas that come from Mexico about Brujas! Join me if you dare and let’s get creepy!

Happy Freaky Friday! This is the story of a Japanese crime talked about globally. In Sasebo Town an 11 year old Natsumi ( girl A) murdered her classmate during school and then confessed to doing so! What caused this girl to brutally take the life of young Satomi Mitarai. This case blew up in the media and became a weird obsession. Including internet memes and character drawings. What’s even more crazy is that Natsumi only received a very short sentence. Join me if you dare and let’s get creepy.

Today we hear the story of young Mary Lurrancy Vennum who in the late 1800s claimed to have been over taken physically by spirits. I also tell the summary of a famous case from Germany about a young girl named Anneliese Michel, Who was over taken physically by evil and demonic beings. She was a devout catholic and chose to use her religion to cure her. But unfortunately it did not, and after her death her parents and two priests were left to pay for the young girls suffering. The courts claimed she was neglected by them. Join if you dare and let’s get creepy! Credits to the book Watseka Wonder, Wikipedia, and buzzfeed who aided in my research of these stories. Find me on Instagram, Twitter, and Fb groups. Just search Creepy Chisme.

On today’s mini episode we dive into the confusing story of the missing Sodder children. In the small coal-mining town of Fayetteville in 1945 many Italian immigrants settled there. The Sodder family of 11 lived there as well. WWll had just ended and the Italian dictator was murdered around this time as well. George Sodder (dad) was not quiet about his political views and many did not like it. On Christmas night 1945 the Sodder children stood up late to play with their new toys. After strange occurrences in the days prior and on this night, a fire occurred at their home. Everyone except five of the children made it out safely. But the most strange thing of all was after the fire there were no remains left in the home. Come join me as I unravel the weird findings of this family and try to figure out if this was a set up, murder, or just a very bad tragedy. Sourced from historicmysteries.com.

On this episode of Creepy Chisme my best friends and I go over some current events that have caught my attention and then go into some wild Indonesian myths and ghost legends. First i recount the brutal murder that happened last month to 13 year old Tristyn Bailey in Florida. Then I tell the tragic story of the finding of over 200 remains of indigenous children buried under a school in Canada. Then my friends and I talk about the differences and similarities between Indonesian and Mexican cultures. It’s a good laugh so come hang with us and let’s get creepy! Sources for this episode are thanks to CNN.com, actionnewsjax.com and MostAmazingTop10 on YouTube.

Ahh aliens!! Happy Freaky Friday! Join me for a mini episode of abduction about two men in Pascagoula, Mississippi. Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker Jr. were fishing on the river when they heard a strange noise! But was their story actually true or were these two men trying to get attention? This story was sighted from The Washington Post.

Happy Freaky Friday! On this mini episode I speak about the island off the coast of Venice, Italy known as Poveglia. The island is also known as Ghost Island for its haunting past. It was used for centuries as a plague quarantine island and many lives were lost. It was then used as an asylum for mentally ill patients who claimed to hear voices and to see many spirits. The island sits abandoned and off limits today.