Didn’t Anyone Mention?

Beneath Borah High School in Boise, Idaho, a network of mysterious tunnels weaves through the dark underbelly of the campus. These hidden passageways, steeped in local legend, are said to have served purposes ranging from maintenance access to bomb shelters during the Cold War era. Whispered tales of secret hideouts, eerie echoes, and forgotten artifacts have long captured the imagination of students and urban explorers alike. What secrets lie in these shadowy corridors, sealed off yet alive in folklore?

The colony of Roanoke, founded in the late 16th century, vanished without a trace, leaving behind a cryptic clue carved into a tree: the word CROATOAN. When English settlers returned to the island years later, they found no sign of the inhabitants, only deserted homes and overgrown land. Theories abound—ranging from integration with Native tribes to devastating storms or even something more sinister. To this day, Roanoke remains one of history’s most haunting mysteries.

The legend of the Pumwa, the Nez Perce Witch Woman, lingers in the shadows of Idaho’s Snake and Salmon River canyons. Said to be the daughter of Coyote, she was banished to the wilderness for helping a witch and now uses storms, wildfires, and blizzards to lure people into her lair. Shapeshifting between an old woman, a young girl, or a black cougar, she preys on the lost and unwary. Modern encounters, from firefighters seeing silent figures or shadowy predators near blazing flames, blur the line between myth and reality. Would you follow the Pumwa’s call—or trust your instincts and run?

Thomas Busby’s Death Chair is a chilling relic of a 17th-century murder. After Busby killed his father-in-law, legend says he cursed his favorite chair before being executed. Over centuries, countless deaths—soldiers, roofers, delivery drivers—have been linked to those who dared to sit in it. From war zones to rooftops, the curse claimed lives in violent, mysterious ways. Now hanging in Thirsk Museum, far from reach, the chair remains a haunting reminder of its deadly reputation. Dare you believe?

The story of the SSOM is one with a shaky relationship with the truth. Some say a failed author made it all up. Others believe it was a government cover up.

How else does a large battleship disappear?

These creatures take place in the NE section of the US. Whether they are fact or fiction, that’s what’s keeps the legend strong. Some sightings have been posted in tik tok!

In the Mountains of New Jersey, could there be a devil that is half human? Half devil? Could It really be a curse of the 13th child?

Is it on the loose?

Do you find yourself wondering if any cemeteries are actually haunted? Or is it just an old saying. What if they were local to your town? what have you seen?

Famous in the UK, spring heeled jack leaped to fame after an encounter with a lady. She spread it through the penny dreadfuls, think modern day social media. Though his many appearances hadn’t caused as much of a stir, this one lives in infamy.

Sam and Miguel talk about their recent trip to a small state park in Idaho.