Fear Frequency

Fear Frequency

By Kristin VerbitskyFiction
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Fear Frequency episodes

  • Run Rabbit Run
    A group of friends walk through the woods on the way home from a party. Panic sets in when members group start to go missing.
    15 min
  • The Skirvin Hotel Pt. 1
    Dr. Balthazar receives a letter from George Harvey, the front desk attendant at the Skirvin Hotel in Oklahoma City. Harvey claims that at night he hears screams and other strange noises . The other employees claim that the hotel is haunted...
    11 min
  • Old Portland Underground
    Two boys in Portland, Oregon vanish without a trace. Desperate to find their children, Constance and Martha reach out to Dr. Balthazar to help aid in the search. They believe that their boys may have gotten lost in the Old Portland...
    13 min
  • Headcase
    Dr. Balthazar receives a letter from a listener who is concerned for his mothers well being. She is convinced that her house is haunted.
    13 min
  • The Bell Witch Pt. 2
    After spending some time at the infamous Bell Witch farm, Dr. Balthazar sees that the Garrison family is becoming increasingly perturbed.
    10 min
  • The Bell Witch Pt. 1
    The Garrison family move into a new home and become tormented by strange sounds in the night. John Garrison reaches out to Dr. Balthazar convinced that the property is cursed.
    13 min
  • Carved by Jealousy
    Bloomingrose Mental Hospital receives three new juvenile youths within the span of two weeks: two young men, Lucas, age seventeen, and John, fifteen, and a young lady named Sara at the age of sixteen. Due to the violent nature of their crimes, all...
    17 min
  • The Dover Collision
    A string of mysterious vehicular deaths on Miller Hill Road has captured the attention of the tabloids. Fourteen total cases have been reported within a few months, all of them with matching circumstances. No vehicle malfunction. No sign of...
    10 min

About Fear Frequency

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This is Dr. X. H. Balthazar. I’m broadcasting in the hopes of reaching an audience with interest in my field of study.