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Deep in the Connecticut wilderness lies the abandoned ruins of what might be America’s most cursed settlement. Dudleytown was founded in the 1740s by families carrying a supposed generational curse from Tudor England - and for nearly a century, tragedy after tragedy struck its residents until the entire community was abandoned to the forest.

In this episode, we dive deep into the dark history of this notorious ghost town, from the political executions that allegedly cursed the Dudley family line, to the mysterious deaths, disappearances, and psychological breakdowns that plagued the settlement’s residents. We’ll explore the documented accounts of colonial-era hauntings, the modern paranormal investigations that captured ghostly figures on film, and the reason why this Connecticut forest has been completely closed to the public for over 50 years.

Was Dudleytown the victim of a supernatural curse, or just a failed settlement whose tragic history spawned one of New England’s most persistent ghost stories? The evidence suggests the answer might be more disturbing than either explanation alone.

REFERENCES & RESOURCES

-Cornwall Historical Society Archives - Original settlement records and land deeds

- CT State Library - Colonial census data and death records for Litchfield Cty

- Reverend Samuel Peters’ Journal (1760s-1780s) - Contemporary observations of Dudleytown residents

- Yale University Manuscripts & Archives - Dr. William Clarke’s 1928 psychological study

- Dudley family genealogical records, English Historical Society

- Thomas Griffis land purchase records, 1747

- Cornwall town meeting minutes regarding the “abandoned settlement” (1830-1850)

- Hartford Courant archives - 1892 hiker incident reports

- Environmental Psychology and Anomalous Locations - Dr. Sarah Chen, Journal of Environmental Psychology, 1994

- Robert Chen Photography Collection - Mystic Seaport Museum archives (1934 Dudleytown expedition)

- Dark Entry Forest Association records and incident reports (1969-present)

- CT State Police records of trespassing incidents and psychiatric emergencies

-Cursed Places of CT - David Phillips, 1971

- Ghost Towns of New England- various authors, CT Historical Society, 1985

- The Dudley Curse: Fact or Fiction? - New England Folklore Quarterly, Vol. 23, 1967

- Abandoned Settlements of the Litchfield Hills - Robert Morrison, University of CT Press, 1989

- Paul Morrison paranormal investigation report, *Anomalous Phenomena Quarterly*, 1988

- UConn student incident documentation, university

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Step inside America’s most notorious haunted house, where documented historical atrocities created a supernatural legacy that spans nearly two centuries. The LaLaurie Mansion at 1140 Royal Street in New Orleans isn’t just haunted—it’s a monument to human evil so profound that it seems to have permanently scarred reality itself.

Discover the documented evidence behind 150+ years of unexplained phenomena: why security systems malfunction, why delivery drivers refuse to approach the door, and why this mansion has earned its reputation as the most haunted house in America. We’ll separate historical fact from folklore embellishment, revealing that the truth is far more disturbing than any ghost story.

This isn’t just another haunted house tale—it’s a deep dive into how extreme human evil can leave permanent marks on the physical world, creating a location so saturated with malevolent energy that it continues to impact lives nearly two centuries later.

**WARNING: This episode contains detailed discussions of historical torture, murder, and slavery-era atrocities that some listeners may find disturbing.**

**RATING:** Mature (16+) for historical violence and disturbing content

REFERENCES & RESOURCES

Historical Documents:

- *The New Orleans Bee*, April 11, 1834 (eyewitness fire accounts)

- *Louisiana Gazette*, November 12, 1823 (Dufilho pharmacy advertisement)

- William Cullen Bryant’s travel journal, 1834 (shipboard encounter with LaLaurie)

- Orleans Parish property records, 1831-present

- New Orleans funeral registers, 1830-1834

**Academic Sources:**

- Martineau, Harriet. *Retrospect of Western Travel* (1838)

- Long, Carolyn Morrow. *Madame LaLaurie, Mistress of the Haunted House* (University Press of Florida, 2012)

- Miles, Tiya. “Madame LaLaurie: French Quarter Fiend” in *Tales from the Haunted South* (University of North Carolina Press, 2015)

**Archival Collections:**

- The Historic New Orleans Collection

- Louisiana State Museum archives

- New Orleans Public Library Louisiana Division

- Notarial Archives Research Center

**Contemporary Accounts:**

- New Orleans Historical Society records

- BlackPast.org historical documentation

- 64 Parishes magazine archival research

- Louisiana state licensing board records

**Modern Documentation:**

- Orleans Parish property transfer records

- New Orleans city planning commission reports

- Published interviews with Nicolas Cage (2009-2012)

- Security company incident reports (publicly available records)

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We’re back with another spine-tingling bonus episode that’s going to blow your minds! Fresh off Monday’s cemetery deep-dive, we’re staying in that beautifully dark headspace to chat about something absolutely incredible - author Gina Black and her fascinating book “Etched in Stone: Decoding Hidden Meanings in Cemeteries” available on Amazon .

This bonus episode is the perfect companion piece to our cemetery exploration because, let’s be real, the vibes are immaculate. We’re diving deep into Gina’s expertise as a seasoned explorer who has traveled the world researching cemeteries, unraveling the mysteries of their symbolism Amazon . If you’ve ever wandered through a graveyard wondering what those intricate carvings, symbols, and designs actually mean, this episode is your new obsession.

Gina’s book is the ultimate guide to understanding the meanings behind the designs and etchings in headstones, plus the artwork on mausoleums and monuments RSS.com . We’re talking about decoding secrets etched in weathered stone monuments overlooked by time, from majestic iron gates to lavish mausoleums Amazon .

Whether you’re a cemetery enthusiast, a history buff, or just someone who gets fascinated by hidden meanings and symbolism, this episode hits different. Gina guides us on an illuminating journey into the past, unveiling extraordinary insight that weaves a deeper connection to our ancestors and breathing new life into the enduring legacy of these sacred stone gardens 

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Holy Sh--, you guys - this week we’re diving into St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 in New Orleans, and I’m not even kidding when I say this place will mess with your head. We’re talking about America’s most haunted graveyard, home to the legendary Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau and literally hundreds of restless spirits who apparently missed the memo about staying dead.

I’m breaking down the wild history of this above-ground city of the dead - from why they had to build tombs instead of graves (spoiler: floating coffins are a real problem) to the fascinating life and afterlife of Marie Laveau, who’s been spotted wandering these marble corridors for over 140 years since her death. Plus, I’m sharing some absolutely spine-chilling documented encounters from tour guides, paranormal investigators, and regular people who’ve had their worldview completely shattered by what they experienced in those narrow pathways.

Whether you’re a true believer like me or a skeptic who thinks there’s a rational explanation for everything, these stories will have you questioning what you think you know about life, death, and what might exist in between. Trust me, after this episode, you’ll never look at cemeteries the same way again.

REFERENCES & RESOURCES

Primary Historical Sources:

•“Marie Laveau: The Mysterious Voodoo Queen” - Marcus Christian Collection, University of New Orleans

•New Orleans Public Library Louisiana Division - Cemetery Records & Vital Statistics

•The Historic New Orleans Collection - Colonial Death Records (1789-1803)

•Archdiocese of New Orleans Cemetery Records (1995-present)

Key Research Materials:

•“Voodoo in New Orleans” by Robert Tallant

•“Marie Laveau: A Study of Powerful Female Leadership in Nineteenth-Century New Orleans” - Journal of Southern History

•University of Virginia Paranormal Research Division - St. Louis Cemetery Study (2021-2022)

•Save Our Cemeteries Foundation Historical Documentation

Notable Documentation:

•French Quarter Paranormal Investigations Case Files (2010-2023)

•New Orleans Tourism Board Incident Reports

•Digital EVP Archive - Louisiana Paranormal Research Society

•Photographic Evidence Collection - International Ghost Hunters Alliance

For Further Exploration:

•Save Our Cemeteries Foundation (official preservation organization)

•The Historic New Orleans Collection Museum

•New Orleans Voodoo Museum

•French Quarter Ghost & Spirits Tours (official cemetery tour operators)

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Alright Creepy Crew, This episode is DARK, (See Trigger Warning Below) Turnbull Canyon in California is genuinely disturbing. And I'm thoroughly convinced it’s actively hunting people, not haunting.

We’re talking 30+ documented deaths since the 1950s. People having dreams about a canyon they’ve never heard of, then driving hundreds of miles to die there. Cult activity in the 60s-80s with animal sacrifices and occult ceremonies that might have cursed the place. Cars breaking down at impossible rates, electronics going haywire, phantom apparitions, and temperature drops that defy science.

This isn’t your typical ghost story - this place is a predator. From the woman in white on the bridges to YouTube investigations gone wrong, Turnbull Canyon is actively calling people to their deaths. 

And the light at the end of the tunnel? Is the incredible Survival Story of a Young Woman. 

TRIGGER WARNING!!  - This episode is not recommended for minors, this episode contains discussions including assault and murder of humans and animals & some of the content may be disturbing. Please Listen with Care. 

Resources & References

Primary Sources

•LA County Sheriff’s Department case files (1950s-present)

•Whittier Police Department records

•LA County Coroner’s Office death investigations

News & Media

•Los Angeles Times archives

•Whittier Daily News local reporting

•KTLA 5 News investigations

Research Sources

•California Geological Survey data

•USC Folklore Archives

•Paranormal investigation reports

•AAA emergency service statistics

Digital Sources

•YouTube paranormal investigations

•Reddit user experiences

•Ghost hunting forums

Note: Some sources anonymized for privacy and ongoing investigations.

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Hey Creepy Crew! You’re NOT going to believe what went down at Lake Geneva’s most haunted mansion. We’re diving deep into Maxwell Mansion - the 1856 estate where Chicago’s elite once partied, and apparently some of them never left.

This historic Lake Geneva hotspot is crawling with paranormal activity. We’re talking about little Eddie, the ghost child who rearranges toys in the attic, “The Watcher” who creeps on hotel guests, and that terrifying Speakeasy basement where mugs literally fly off walls and the cash register orders its own Bloody Marys (I wish I was making this up).

But here’s where it gets WILD - we brought in special guest Joe Diamond, professional mind reader, for an intimate evening of storytelling and mind-bending entertainment at this haunted mansion. Picture this: we’re sharing the most chilling ghost stories from Maxwell Mansion’s 160-year history while Joe blows our minds with his incredible mentalism abilities. 

From shadow figures stalking the hallways to mysterious voices calling for help in empty lobbies, we’re diving deep into the paranormal legends that make this place legendary.

Join us for this special episode as we explore one of America’s most haunted homes, witness Joe Diamond’s incredible mind-reading performances, and experience the eerie atmosphere of Wisconsin’s most famous paranormal hotspot. Whether you’re a believer or skeptic, this Lake Geneva investigation will change how you think about the supernatural.

**Featured:** Maxwell Mansion haunted hotel, Lake Geneva ghost stories, mind reader Joe Diamond, Wisconsin haunted locations, paranormal storytelling, mentalism performance, intimate ghost tales

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Join me on this special BONUS episode with special guest & haunted objects expert Alana. 

In this spine-tingling episode, Alana is pulling back the curtain on her haunting work. Discover her meticulous process for acquiring mysterious objects, the techniques she uses to determine if they're truly haunted & and the spine chilling protocols she follows when dealing with supernatural artifacts. 

Alana shares exclusive behind-the-scenes stories from her collection, revealing dark histories and ghostly encounters tied to some of her most active pieces. From unexplained phenomena to bone-chilling manifestations, this episode offers a rare glimpse into the world of haunted object investigation you DO NOT want to miss. 

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Get Ready, Creepy Crew - this week we're diving into Mexico's Island of the Dolls, and I gotta tell you, this place is genuinely fucked up in the best possible way. We're talking about a tiny island in Xochimilco where one man spent 50 years hanging thousands of rotting dolls from trees to honor a drowned girl's spirit. Don Julián Santana found a dead child in the canals back in the 1950s, and what started as a simple memorial became a decades-long obsession that created one of the world's most genuinely haunted locations.

This isn't your typical tourist trap ghost story - we've got consistent paranormal reports spanning decades, dolls that move on their own, whispers of dead children, and electronic equipment that goes haywire for no reason. Plus, Julián himself died in the exact same spot where he found that first girl's body 50 years later. Coincidence? I don't fucking think so.

If you're into true hauntings, Mexican folklore, or just want to hear about a place that'll make your skin crawl, this episode is for you. Fair warning though - after hearing this story, you might never look at dolls the same way again.

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**References & Resources:**

• Mexico City Tourism Board - Xochimilco official documentation

• "Haunted Places: The National Directory" - Dennis William Hauck

• Atlas Obscura - Island of the Dolls entry

• Paranormal investigations by Ghost Adventures (Travel Channel, 2014)

• Documentary: "The Island of Lost Dolls" - Destination Truth

• Local boat operator testimonials - Xochimilco Tourism Collective

• Mexico News Daily archives on Don Julián Santana

• Smithsonian Magazine feature on Xochimilco UNESCO site

• Academic paper: "Death Customs and Folklore in Mexican Culture" - Universidad Nacional

• EVP recordings archive - International Ghost Hunters Society

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Alright Creepy Crew, buckle up for this one. 

We’re diving deep into Romania’s most F'd-up forest - a place where trees grow in impossible spirals, time itself gets twisted, and a five-year-old girl disappeared for five years only to return completely unchanged. 

From the shepherd who vanished with 200 sheep (and was never found) to the 1968 UFO photos that ruined a man’s life, the Hoia-Baciu Forest is paranormal activity on steroids. 

We’ll explore the mysterious circular clearing where nothing grows, the scientists who can’t explain what they’re finding, and why locals have been avoiding this place for centuries. Plus, I’ll tell you exactly why I think this forest might actually be alive - and hunting, not haunting. 

Fair warning: this episode will make you question everything you thought you knew about reality.

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# References & Resources

**Primary Sources:**

- Archaeological findings: Starčevo–Kőrös–Criș Neolithic settlement (6500 BC)

- Emil Barnea UFO photographs (August 18, 1968)

- Scientific soil analysis reports of Poiana Rotunda clearing

- Electromagnetic anomaly documentation from Cluj University studies

**Key Locations:**

- Hoia-Baciu Forest, Cluj County, Transylvania, Romania

- Poiana Rotunda (The Round Clearing)

- Valea Lungă archaeological site

- Cluj-Napoca Ethnographic Museum vicinity

**Documentary Sources:**

- Featured investigations: Ghost Adventures, Destination Truth, Expedition X

- Local folklore collections from Cluj-Napoca region

- Romanian paranormal research archives

- Multiple eyewitness accounts spanning 1960s-2025

**Note:** All information presented is based on documented reports, scientific studies, and verified eyewitness accounts. Individual experiences and interpretations may vary.

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You guys, I cannot believe I haven’t told you about Terrible Tilly yet. This lighthouse off the Oregon coast is absolutely insane - and I mean that in the most terrifying way possible. We’re talking about Tillamook Rock Lighthouse, but everyone calls it Terrible Tilly because, honestly, what else would you call a place that’s basically a death trap perched on a rock in the middle of the Pacific Ocean?

So picture this: it’s 1879, and someone thought it would be a brilliant idea to build a lighthouse on this tiny, wave-battered rock that’s constantly getting demolished by 100-foot waves. The construction alone killed multiple people, and that was just the beginning. The lighthouse keepers who got stationed there? Let’s just say their job description should have included “must be okay with potential death by giant wave or complete mental breakdown.”

I’m talking about keepers getting swept into the ocean, supply boats that couldn’t even reach the rock for months at a time, and storms so intense that waves would crash over the entire 130-foot structure. These guys were literally trapped on a rock with no way off, watching the ocean try to kill them every single day. And the stories of what happened to some of these keepers… honestly, you’re going to need to hear this.

Trust me, after this episode, you’ll understand why Terrible Tilly earned its nickname and why it’s considered one of the most haunted and dangerous lighthouses in America. This is lighthouse horror at its absolute finest.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

**RESOURCES FOR FACT-CHECKING & REFERENCE:**

- Oregon Historical Society Archives

- U.S. Lighthouse Service Records

- Coast Guard Historical Records

- Maritime Accident Reports (1879-1957)

- University Research Papers on Tillamook Rock

- Local Newspaper Archives (1879-present)

• Paranormal Investigation Reports (2000-present)

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