EP 99

Who DOESN’T love a good conspiracy theory?

Charles Eugene Wolf Jr was famous in the WWE for being the heel, Gorgeous Gino Hernandez. He got mixed up with the wrong crowd, and then came his mysterious death. Some say it was murder, others agree it was just an overdose. But, some evidence just doesn’t make sense. What actually happened to Gino?

The Montauk Project has a lot of different layers. Starting out as an invasion point during WWII, then a radar center for the Cold War- but some believe despite it being decommissioned- there is something weird going on. Prepare yourselves for underground labs, psychic abilities, a chair that could be anything from Hocus Pocus to Game of Thrones, and monsters. What do you think lies beyond those walls?

In Nashua NH, two people seemed to go missing around the same area. There is no connection, but it does make things a little eerie.

April Bailey is a mother of 3 who had a past with substance abuse problems. However, she was gaining her life back and lived for her kids. One night, she takes the trash out of her basement apartment and is never seen or heard from again. There are some suspicious characters that can be connected to her disappearance, including a live-in boyfriend who WASN’T the one to report her missing, and a father whom she had a restraining order against. Either way- 5 years have passed and the family still is seeking answers on what happened to her. 

Michael McClain was a young millennial who seemed to be doing well for himself. He worked a great job, was well respected, and had a whole life to live. The night he and his friends head out to a nightclub/restaurant turns into a huge mystery that still leaves people baffled. Michael attempts to break up a fight, is separated from his friends, and disappears. Police are under the impression it’s an accidental drowning, despite never finding a body after searching the river; but family still wonder what was going on that night and where Michael is.

Are there real skeletons…or just secrets to be buried? We’ll let you decide. 

Harrison Graham (AKA Marty) was known for being a nice guy. He was a drug dealer, and he did turn his apartment into a drug den…but everyone always commented how he was just a regular guy. He paid his rent on time, he played basketball with the neighborhood kids, and he carried around a Cookie Monster puppet that he would entertain the younger kids with. So, maybe a little odd, but no violent tendencies. Until, police are asked to check in on his apartment due to a foul odor; and no one was prepared for what they found. 

The Paris Catacombs are now a famous tourist attraction and macabre bucket list destination, but the making of them started in an unsettling way. While using the limestone underneath the city to create more buildings on top- this led to sinkholes. To make up for this, skeletons were taken  from the old cemetery to help “build” a structure underneath the city. After a few years, the structure had become more strategically stacked and has become a huge attraction for those wanting to see the dark underground and maybe share a drink with the dead.

Ep 97

Eurotrip!! What could go wrong…?

We stop in Finland, specifically Lake Bodom; a scenic area where many stop for water sports, hiking, and camping. However, Lake Bodom is also associated with an infamous unsolved case. In June 1960, 4 teenagers went to the lake for a fun couples trip. However, the next morning 3 are found dead, and the only survivor has serious injuries. The case of who dun it has continued for decades; and spoiler- it’s 2025 and although there are theories of who the killer was and what went wrong, there is still no definitive answer; only a dark past that leads parents to warn their children of the dangers of Lake Bodom. 

Off to Sweden where we visit the Borgvattnet; the MOST haunted location in Sweden. Created as a vicarage, a home for priests of the Lutheran Church, the Povegalia was home to many people. The first family’s matriarch died in childbirth, but instead of conducting a proper burial, it seemed her body was buried in the yard, then taken once the family moved out. But that’s not the only thing that’s a little creepy; people are said to have seen a lady in grey, music playing and stopping on its own, furniture moving when there IS NO furniture, and a rocking chair haunting- because of course there is. Now, the place is a haunted Bed and Breakfast where people can rent a room or the whole house- and are even awarded if they manage to stay the night.

EP 96

Cue some Whitesnake because here we go again! 

It always seems to start with the LDS church…when family vlogger, Ruby Franke, started 8 Passengers, it was a dream come true. However, her videos started giving people mixed opinions on her parenting- which led Ruby to seek out some help. She and therapist, Jodi Hilldebrant, started to take the channel in another direction- which included stricter parenting- and soon the world watched the picture perfect family unfold before their eyes. 

Residual Hauntings are “a type of paranormal phenomenon where a past event, often traumatic or emotionally charged, seems to replay itself in a location, like a recording or an echo, without the presence of an active, conscious spirit”. Basically, a ghostly loop. A lot of the haunted places covered have examples of these; the spirit is just “reliving” events and not even acknowledging the living. Join us as Sam replays three hauntings of this nature; although the places may be long gone, the spirits have not quite left.

This month we are staying in CT with two cases of missing girls. 

Bianca Lebron was only in 5th grade when she left on a shopping trip with her “uncle” in Bridgeport CT never to return. It has been 24 years, but Biana’s loved ones are still hoping to find some answers regarding what happened that day.

Lamika Manners and her mother, Barbara, disappeared from their borough in Brooklyn NY. Barbara was found dead days later off the highway in Westport CT, but the 12 year old was never found. To this day, there are no leads and no answers. However, after 40 years, the family is still hopeful someone knows what happened to Lamika.

As the kids say, this is truly just cray. These cases will make you wonder if you’re taking crazy pills, or if people really just are this insane. 

Cari Farver had started a new relationship, but they were still just in the casual stages. After she left his apartment- Dave started to get a barrage of hateful text messages and emails, which was bizarre considering this was so out of character for her. As the weeks moved to months, then to years- Cari continued the hateful assault, but no one had actually seen her physically since the night she left Dave’s apartment. This case takes a while to solve, but when it is- it truly is one of those mind bending ones that make you see how truly evil people are. 

Welcome to Denver National Airport, where the conspiracies are plenty! Built in February 1995, it is the largest airport in the US and 2nd largest internationally. With that always comes some oddities- including the theory of the tunnels below the airport. Are there lizard people down there? Is this where the New World Order and Free Masons meet? Or…Aliens?

EP 94

This is certified FREAK-y, 7 days a week! These horrors are IN the house, and some come with surprises.

Grant Amato ran into a little issue when he was caught stealing from his nursing job. Despite his family helping him with a start up for Twitch streaming, Grant found an addition in porn and a cam model. This addiction will drive Grant over the edge and have deadly consequences. But wait…there’s a little surprise at the end of Grant’s story. You won’t believe what horrors he is hiding. 

The Arnold Estate, aka The Conjuring House, was built in 1736 and withstood the test of many natural disasters and wars. Legend has it Bathsheba Sherman murdered a couple of children, which later led people to believe she was a witch who cursed the property. However, many believe the place is haunted by restless spirits who perished on the land; and there were a lot. Once the Perron Family purchased the property, they began to be visited by many unusual things- including ghost boys, piles of dirt in the home, smells of rotting flesh, and of course their nightly bed shaking. Ed and Lorraine Warren come to investigate and decide it was one of the most haunted places they ever investigated.

EP 93

Disclaimer- We have EXTREMELY different ideas when it comes to this topic. So it’s going to be a little whiplash and misinterpretations 

Jenn of course went “Revolting” = Gross. So, strap in we are in for a bumpy one. Hong Kong prides themselves in having a low crime rate. Yet- this case is infamous for being the most brutal record. Fan Man yee had a rough life; but when she put too much of her trust into a drug trafficker, who also happened to be a member of the Wo shing Wo triad, it would mean a tortuous end to her life. 

Sam stuck to “Revolt” = Revolution. This takes us to the Morris Jumel Mansion in NY. This was originally a summer home turned main headquarters for General Washington during the Revolutionary War. After a few changes- 1810 the mansion was purchased by French merchant, Stephen Jumel, and his American wife, Eliza. There is some TEA to be had with this couple- and it doesn’t stop after Jumel’s death. Due to all its history, the mansion houses many spirits, including Eliza herself- who does not seem too fond of children or noise.

EP 92

We start in North Dakota, the 3rd least popular state in the US. Andrew Sadek was able to overcome family tragedies and began making goals for his future. However, after he sold some pot to the wrong person- the sheriff’s office calls upon him to become their Confidential Informant to lessen his prison sentence. Little did he know that accepting this would be making a deal with the devil.

We then travel back to Tombstone Arizona to the Birdcage Theater. The theater was supposed to be a respected theater showing family friendly variety shows, however in a gun slinging mining town, all that went out the window. This became home to the longest poker game in history and also a brothel with bird cages for women to dance in. It closed in 1892, however some people never left and are continuing the shows even to this day.