Deadtime Storiez

Warning: This episode touches on a lot of really dark territory with a true story involving rape, incest, and imprisonment.

The girls start us off with some light banter. You know the usual. Maybe a poop joke or two. Sarah tells us about Victorian post mortem photography, delving a little bit into Western Civilization’s treatment of death, and continued fearful fascination in modern times. Stephanie follows with her darkest contribution yet: the very true story of the Fritzl case. Later the inspiration for the book/movie ROOM, this bizarre, horrific tale is about Elisabeth Fritzl’s mysterious disappearance in 1984. A few years later, her children began showing up on her parents’ doorstep with letters pleading for them to raise the children as their own. Elisabeth, herself, reappeared in 2008 only to give unexpected and unimaginable details about her previous whereabouts.

Not for the faint of heart, listen to E16 Treat-n-The-Seat Or The Worst Story We've Told So Far. Subscribe, rate, and review today.

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Mariangela is back, baby! On this week’s episode, she tells us all about her experiences in haunted theaters including Fords Theater, Conley Hall, Thalian Hall, City Stage, The Biograph, and The Academy of Music. We knew she had some spooks to share, but there were moments of jaws hitting the floor. This episode runs a little longer than usual, but it was hard to cut any more. It’s all scary goodness. Listen to E15 Ghost Bait ‘n The Mystery Hole today. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review!

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This episode is all about bizarre murders, so be warned. Stephanie gets us started by telling us about the Collar Bomber. On a sunny August day in 2003, Brian Wells walked into a PNC bank in Erie, PA with a bomb strapped to his neck and handed the teller a note demanding $250,000. The aftermath shocked the world. Sarah brings us down south with the unsolved Texarkana Moonlight Murders. In the Spring of 1946, a string of brutal attacks and murders rocked the border town between Texas and Arkansas. The citizens spent the summer in a state of panic and the killer was never brought to justice. Listen to E14 -TX Breeds some Bad-Ass Bitches. Available on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and GooglePlay. Subscribe, rate and review today.

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Our thirteenth episode is loaded with laughs and spookerie. Stephanie starts us off with a little bit of information on Shepherdstown, WV. Allegedly the entire town is plagued with phantoms, bumps in the night, knocks on the door, dishes being smashed, and other classic ghost behavior. The police chief reached out to paranormal investigators and now the town has its own show. Sarah follows with the hauntings experienced by the Smurl family right here in Pennsylvania. If the torture they endured at the hands of the spirits in their home weren’t enough, media attention brought more troubles that followed them long after. Listen to E13 The Smurl Girls and the Holy Humidifier. Available now on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and Google Play. Subscribe, rate, and review today.

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This week’s episode makes a lot of jokes and dumps a lot of information. The girls reach into the bowels of the Internet for some deep, dark, dank stories about ghosts, disappearances, and some puns about going #2. (Did you see the stealthier ones at the beginning of this description?) Sarah tells us about the Ridges, formerly known as the Athens Lunatic Asylum. While many claim to see ghosts walking the halls, perhaps the eeriest thing to be found is the incredibly real, very visible stain left by the body of Margaret Schilling. Stephanie reads us an article from 1978 about the Disappearance of Gary Mathias, sometimes referred to as the American Dyatlov Pass Incident. Five healthy, strong young men abandoned their car in the mountains of Northern California. Four were found dead under mysterious circumstances. The fifth was never found at all. Listen to E12 The Paranormal and the Poopernormal today. Subscribe, rate, and review wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

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This week's episode got a little topsy turvy! We go right into the stories and bring banter up at the end. It's not a change in format, just a wacky life week working its way into the show. Sarah starts us off with the story of the Hannah House in Indiana, a good ol' fashioned haunting to bring us back to earlier days. Stephanie touches on the phenomenon of torture tourism and one of the more infamous destinations: McKamey Manor. Run by Russ McKamey, people pay (in 50lb bags of dog food donations) to go through a night of living hell. You'll be weirded out, but also incredibly amused by what we have to tell you. Listen, subscribe, rate and review.

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This week's episode is the big 1-0! The girls hold no punches, bringing you fun and fear rolled into an excellent hour for your listening entertainment. Stephanie starts us off with a little bit of folklore from South of the border. It's the Mexican legend of La Llorona, the Weeping Woman. She tells you some differences between the lore and the famous folk song, followed by her rendition. (She sings! In Spanish!) Keeping to Latin America; Sarah tells us the incredible true story of the Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571. In 1972, a plane carrying 40 people from Montevideo, Uruguay to Santiago, Chile crashed in the Andes Mountain. Twenty-eight people survived the initial crash. Sixteen people made it home alive. To hear their story and more, listen to Episode 10 now! Subscribe, rate, and review today!

This week’s episode has the girls talking a bit about life, love, debt, and loss. Sarah tells us about the Twin Tunnels of Downingtown, PA before Stephanie regales us with one of the most famous abduction stories of United States, the case of Barney and Betty Hill. Get your drink on and sit back. We’ve got a little bit of everything. Subscribe, listen, rate, and review today.

The girls start by discussing their love for R.L. Stine books in their youth and the strictness of southern parents. Moving along, Stephanie tells about the long history of Chillingham Castle in the UK (mentioned briefly in Episode 4). Sarah blows up the game by telling us about the terrifyingly bizarre unsolved mystery known as the Dyatlov Pass Incident. What happened? To this day, no one really knows. Listen now and tell us your theory. Tell your friends, share, subscribe, rate, and review today!

We are so excited to finally welcome our first guest! Mariangela Saavedra (Casabuena Cultural Productions) is a very good friend of the show and just so happened to spend a small time growing up in a haunted house. Sarah and Stephanie ask her about her and her family’s experiences in the Hutchinson House of Chantilly, Virginia. Learn all about her mysterious childhood best friend, Debbie. You won’t want to miss this week’s episode. Submit, rate, and review today!