On today's episode Rena takes us back to one of our favorite locations, West Virginia. We aren't talking Mothman though, today she's telling us all about the Flatwoods Monster. When two brothers follow a bright light in the sky they couldn't have imagined what they would find. The official story is it was a barn owl, but we'll let you decide. Next Tiffany tells the harrowing tale of Alison Botha's attack and survival. Her story is terrifying and inspiring in equal measure. This story by nature is also very graphic so please use your best discretion when listening. 

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Happy New Year everyone! Tiffany is sending out 2021 with one of her favorite topics, UFO's! She's talking about the Falcon Lake incident that happened in Canada in 1967, one of the best documented UFO sightings in Canadian history. Then Rena closes out the year with a cautionary tale of sorts, the murder and cannibalization of cabin boy Richard Parker on the Mignonette.

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This week Rena starts us off with a historical ghost story, that of the Red House or as it is also known the House of Witches. It's an abandoned house in Italy that over the years housed some prominent people but now sits run down and boarded up. Tiffany follows this up with the awful retelling of the murders of Stephen Delecino and Robert Haney. Two men murdered a year apart while working at the same rural farm. 

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Hey everyone today’s episode is not for the faint of heart, so be warned! New Orleans is known for many things, Mardi Gras, the French Quarter, and of course hauntings. Did you there is one house that’s just called The Haunted House? Today Tiffany tells us all about this haunted house, the Lalaurie Mansion. This is a true haunted house of horrors. Rena follows this up with the horrible murder of Farah Noor. 

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Scotland is a beauty place, full of rich history and legends. Truly a place where myths come to life and ghost stories are real. Today Rena is telling us about one such ghost story, that of the Edinburg vaults. Tiffany follows that up with the Santa Rosa Hitchhiker Murders, a series of murders that have remained unsolved. At a time when people thought they could trust a stranger some jerks ruined it for everyone. 

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Have you ever seen mysterious lights in the sky and wondered what they could be? Have you considered they could be birds? Well today Tiffany tells us all about the Lubbock Lights, are they birds? Are they moths? Let’s find out! Next up Rena reminds us why the girls here at Eerie Valley are inside people. She tells us the terrifying story of some teens just out having an adventure together when they stumble upon something not fun. 

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Today Yuri tells us about a family being terrorized in their Indiana home. Zac Bagans would later come do deem this the "Gary Demon House." But is everything as it seems or is the whole thing a hoax? You decide. 

The Hawaiian Islands are beautiful places full of rich culture, and wonderful people. They have myths and legends going back hundreds of years because of this. One of these myths is of the Nightmarchers or as the native Hawaiians refer to them huaka'i pō. Yuri is telling us all about this fascinating myth and why you should always respect the local customs when traveling. Next we find out that ghost hunting groups have been around longer than Zac Bagans. Rena tells us about the famous 1840's haunting, possession and exorcism of Gottliebin Dittus. Finally in 1994 this case rocked the world when 13 year old Eric Smith brutally murdered 4 year old Derrick Robie. Tiffany tells us this heartbreaking tale today. It's rough so buckle up. 

They say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Well today Yuri is telling us about some ghost that took that saying to heart, she’s telling us all about the haunted Luxor Hotel on the Las Vegas strip. It is said to be one of the most haunted places on the strip, is this because all of the accidents during construction or could it be a curse brought on by the used of Egyptian imagery? Maybe it’s both! Some people move mountains for love, others break out of prison and commit fraud. Tiffany tells us all about the latter in her coverage of the king of con, Steven Jay Russell. This man escaped prison four times to be with the men he loved, he also scammed, defrauded and stole the identities of others all in the pursue of love. In the day and age of internet tabloids and drama channels it’s easy to think exposing someones private affairs is a new phenomenon, Rena’s story today flips that notion on its head though. She’s telling us about the unsolved mystery of the Circleville letters. These letters started showing up in 1976 and they certainly stirred the pot in the small Ohio town of Circleville. 

We've all had the experience where we like someone more than they like us, or maybe you've been on the other side and have had someone like you more than you were into them. Usually these situations dissolve and it's nothing more than some hurt feelings. There are other times that it becomes more than that though, it becomes an obsession and people end up getting hurt. Yuri tells us about one such case today that of the murder of Tanya Tarasoff. A smart, funny and fiery young woman who was not protected by the authorities that should have kept her safe. Rena follows that up with another not so fun story with a twist of mystery, that of the disembodied feet that wash up in the Pacific North West U.S. This is a phenomenon that has been going on for decades. Is there a killer lose in the area or is it just unfortunate luck for those that live in the area. Finally Tiffany rounds us off and she's not bumming us out this week. She's telling us about some folklore and how it may have evolved over time.