On a snowy night in New England early in 2004, a 21 year old nursing student from Massachusetts goes missing after having a second car crash in just 3 days. Her curious movements in the days and hours leading up to her disappearance have baffled the authorities and the public in general for more than 18 years now. What happened to Maura Murray?

Surprise, Sidney! This is the real life true crime case that inspired the horror movie classic “Scream.” An unsuspected psychopath terrorizes a college community preying on young co-eds in their apartments. His rampage is short lived but truly gruesome, and a time that the town will not soon forget.

Since it’s Friday the 13th and our episode about our haunted house was so well received, we thought we’d drop a little surprise episode today along those same lines! This time I’m telling you guys about my experiences in living in a haunted dorm and other stories from the campus of my university which I learned only after being a student there for several months, was pretty famously haunted. Hope you guys enjoy!

I honestly don’t even know where to start with this guy. His story reads like the plot of some crazy horror movie with details so intense, you just don’t think there is any way they are actually real. He terrorized the northeast coast of the US in the late 1800s/early 1900s, and while it did appear he had a preference in his victim type, he certainly didn’t discriminate and his range of victims and crimes during his life was all over the map. Buckle up because Albert sucks.

It wasn’t something we talked about a lot growing up, but I knew that Kristen and I had seen and/or heard things in parts of the house we moved into at a young age (years before Gillian was around). I know paranormal and supernatural stuff scares me, so I didn’t like to talk about it. As an adult, and someone no longer living in the house, I talk about it more. And we have since learned more crazy stories that others have experienced in the house as well.

A young doctor living in lower Manhattan was last seen on the evening of September 10, 2001. After leaving a department store, she just vanished. None of her family or friends ever heard from her or saw her again. Did something happen to her that night? Or did she somehow end up in the nearby World Trade Center the next morning and become a victim of the 9/11 terrorist attacks?

In 1997 a group of teenagers in Kentucky left their homes to get a fresh start. But upon encountering a young family at a rest area in Tennessee, their plans went completely sideways leading to a series of events that still haunt the small Appalachian town to this day.

At the base of Mount Fuji a vast and beautiful “Sea of Trees” silently sits holding within it centuries of lost souls, according to Japanese lore.

The family looked like a fairy tail on social media. Two mothers of 6 adopted children of color attending events speaking out against racial injustices and fighting for equality; they were celebrated by many who knew of them. But there were cracks almost from the beginning, and eventually the image shattered.

In the early morning hours of April 11, 1981, in a small quiet town in the mountains of Northern California a teenage girl returned home to find a bloodbath in her living room.