Cup of Joe with Jo

Today’s story we cover the 1989 Matamoros cult murders tied to Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo, a self proclaimed sorcerer known as “El Padrino” and how the tragic death of Mark Kilroy finally exposed the cult’s killings.

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In 1922, six members of a Bavarian farm family were found murdered in their barn and farmhouse. But the real horror came after: evidence shows the killer stayed on the property for days, feeding the animals, eating the family's food, and sleeping in their beds while the bodies lay undiscovered. This week, we dig into the eerie warning signs the Gruber family ignored and the neighbor who's remained the case's prime suspect for a century.

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Join us to learn more about Tom Messick's disappearance. 

While on a casual hunting trip with his family and friends Tom Messick goes missing. The Emergency Response Team, Air National Guard, the State Police, NY State Corrections and the FBI couldn't solve this case, can you? 

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Dave is sharing 5 spooky stories with us today inspired by his favorite topics.

• 1st story - La Llorona
• 2nd story - Big Foot
• 3rd story - Las Brujas de Mexico
• 4th story - Aliens
• 5th story - Ghosts

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Let's find out who is the real "La Llorona".

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En la mañana del 16 de septiembre de 1810, un día como cualquier otro, la gente se preparaba para su día en el campo. Sin embargo, a diferencia de otros días, las campanas de la iglesia suenan inesperadamente. Las familias se empujan unas a otras para llegar a su pequeña parroquia de Dolores. El padre Miguel Hidalgo esta tocando las campanas de la iglesia. 

Este era el rayo de esperanza que todos esperaban para iniciar la revolución.

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On the morning of September 16, 1810, people were getting ready for their day on the fields. Today though, the church bells are ringing unexpectedly. Families are pushing each other to get to their small Dolores parish. Father Miguel Hidalgo is ringing the church bells. He gives a passionate speech and with his banner bearing the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe Father Hidalgo proudly proclaims, "Viva la independencia. Mueran los Gachupines." (Long live Independence. Death to the Spaniards.)

Here's the start of the Mexican revolution.

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