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IT'S PART TWO PEOPLE!
Let's get down to the reason Westfield, NJ has such a creepy feel despite an A+ Safety rating and virtually no crime. In 1971, the town's most notorious resident, John List murdered his mother, his wife, and their three young children in their Westfield Mansion, Breeze Knoll and disappeared from the face of the earth for 18 years. This man was so evil, his hold over Westfield is still apparent over 50 years later.
WARNING: this case is ROUGH
IT'S OUR FIRST TWO PART EPISODE! We're headed back to New Jersey, because the weird goings-on in Westfield, NJ deserve more than just one episode. In part one, MK and Sam cover the case of the Watcher House, in which a young family was threatened and tormented by a stalker, who identified themselves as "The Watcher". Was this a jealous neighbor? Or maybe someone possessed by the evil spirit of another resident of the town? *Prior events* have definitely left a weird energy lingering over Westfield, but that's a discussion for Part Two...
Is it hot in here? Or is it just a southern city jail with no AC?
The Old City Jail is Charleston’s biggest unrestored property …. And also the city’s most haunted building. And guys- this place was doomed from the start.
Rest assured: there’s plenty of intense history and more than a few active haunts behind the bars of this Charleston landmark.
Intro/Outro music by Bensound
Did Lizzie Borden really take an axe and give her mother and father 40 whacks?
Let's lay down the facts, and see what you guys think!
This week, we're taking a look into one of the most infamous murder cases of the 19th century and in American History, the Fall River Axe Murders, where a married couple was (possibly) killed by their step daughter, Lizzie Borden.
And what's worse... this dysfunctional family may be trapped together in #92 Second Street for all eternity...
Episode 2 is here, and it's sure to scare Jerseyans and all horror fanatics alike! We're taking a look into The Pine Barrens, a dense forest that makes up almost a quarter of New Jersey. It may seem like a nice place for a hike or camping trip, but be careful- the thick forest cover is the perfect place for someone... or something... to hide.
Welcome to East Coast Haunts! We're so happy to have you!
Join your hosts, MK and Sam, as we jump into the history and paranormal activity of one of the most haunted inns in America. This episode is full of Civil War history, introductions to some of the Inn's most famous haunts, and some personal stories from when we visited! Stay tuned for Episode 2 coming this week!
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