Even after your loved ones pass, they still may be only a phone away. In September 2008, the Metrolink Train Disaster took the life of Charles Peck. Despite being dead for 12 hours, his call phone continually made phone calls only to the people he loved the most. And back in 1988, Dean Koontz's experience with a phantom phone saved his life when his late mother warned him about his very own father. Find my sources at drhpod.com

On California Route 204, the Villa family walked into a nightmare they couldn't have dreamt of. Instead of simple trash on the road, they found a VHS tape depicting a house on fire backed by a disturbing narration. This short episode features a case that could have gone unsolved if not for the video evidence and the power of internet traction. 

Sources at drhpod.com/blog/the-stockton-arsonist

The wild men are the feral humans that have lived so long in the wild that they’re closer to beasts than men. In 1969, six-year old Dennis Martin went camping with his family... could wild men be the reason he never returned?

Sources at www.drhpod.com/blog/thewildmen

In a small Swedish village called Knutby lives a story of manipulation and brainwashing through sex religion that and religion that left the world in awe. Helge Fossmo convinced his lover that God was texting her orders for murder and two members of the congregation were caught in the crossfire. How did Sara Svensson get so disillusioned? 

Sources at drhpod.com/blog/theknutbymurders

At 3335 West Moncrieff Place in Denver, Colorado, the Peters family had no idea just what (or who) was lurking in their attic. According to investigators, “A man would have to be a spider to stand it long up there” so dive down the rabbit hole with me to find out just how he did. 

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