Ghosted In West Virginia

Five years in the making, our deep-dive journey through the real-life Perron family haunting reaches a major Volume 1 milestone!

In this episode, the atmosphere inside the Rhode Island farmhouse reaches a fever pitch as the spirits make their presence undeniably known. What starts as subtle disruptions quickly escalates into full-blown confrontations, testing the limits of every member of the Perron family—and forcing even the biggest skeptics among their friends to face a terrifying reality.

From unsettling encounters in the dead of night to an infamous, disturbing incident in the parlor that leaves the entire family shaken, the line between normal life and absolute horror completely shatters.

Join us as we wrap up Volume 1 of our Halloween series, look back on five years of stripping away Hollywood movie magic to reveal the true story behind the Warren case files, and set the stage for what’s to come in Volume 2.

In this episode:

• The escalating tension as the entities grow more aggressive

• A rare night home alone that turned into an unforgettable nightmare for houseguests

• A skeptic forced to confront the impossible in broad daylight

• An unexplainable incident at the family hearth that pushed Carolyn to her edge

In this episode of Ghosted in West Virginia, we dive into seven eerie listener-submitted encounters:

• Voices & Shadows: Hearing your own voice call to you from a locked room—while a figure stands behind the curtains.

• The Impossible Mirror: A rental home mirror that let a cat step through it and refused to be removed.

• Room 211: Multiple hospital patients in the same room report midnight visits from a hooded entity coming out of the bathroom.

• The Shift-Shifter: A pitch-black void wearing a hat morphs into a shadow cat under a Western NY streetlight.

• The 4 AM Prep Shift: Loud crashes in an empty restaurant lead to shocking audio recordings.

• The Horned Guide: A sleepwalking child follows a translucent entity out of the house.

• The Vanishing Tree: A fallen tree blocking a dark back road completely disappears without a trace minutes later.

Tune in, lock your doors, and turn down the lights!

In this haunting episode of Ghosted in West Virginia, we dive deep into a collection of terrifying real-life encounters with the unknown—from eerie local graveyards to homes that refuse to stay empty.

• The Graveyard on the Hill: A late-night adventure into a bizarre cemetery with a spiral mountain road turns sinister when ghost hunters encounter a white mist forming into a human figure—and a pitch-black mass darting between headstones with terrifying speed.

• "Thank You for Giving Me My Room Back": A couple moves into a surprisingly cheap old house, only to hear footsteps halting midway down the stairs. After finding a mysterious 1986 photograph in a drawer, a chilling message appears that confirms who really owns the master bedroom.

• 30 Years of Unexplained Activity: A listener recounts growing up behind a radio station tower field, sharing decades of persistent activity including phantom headlights, footsteps, shadow figures, and a house blessing that almost drove the priest away.

• The Third Floor at Centennial Hotel: Strange occurrences in Concord, New Hampshire, where a maintenance worker flees after a spirit dives into his forehead, leaving him hospitalized with panic attacks.

• Night Terrors or Something More? An 18-year-old struggles with vivid nocturnal encounters, suffocating feelings, and sudden sweating that only subsides when playing scripture recordings.

• The Bald Man in the Basement: A homeowner shares repeated encounters with a pale, bald figure peeking around corners, phantom running footsteps on night walks, and a grandmother who holds weekly conversations with a woman in black.

• The Phantom Van & The Double-Barreled Shotgun: A childhood memory from Central Florida where spirits perfectly mimicked the sound of a catering van arriving, roll-up doors opening, and footsteps down the hallway—prompting a grandfather to grab his shotgun.

"We looked behind it and saw a dark mass, blacker than black, darting at a crazy speed from headstone to headstone... heading straight toward us."

Welcome back to Ghosted in West Virginia! In this episode, we're heading deep into the secluded Appalachian hollers—those narrow, dirt-road valleys where privacy is sacred, neighbors are fiercely protective, and stranger danger is taken to a whole new level. After breaking down the unwritten rules and tight-knit code that keep these communities safe, we dive into the dark, eerie entities lurking right alongside them in the woods. From "Mother Tabitha," a trusted babysitter who turned out to be a bone-skinned creature paired with a Wendigo, to Kentucky's toad-skinned mine bogeys, the blood-sucking Snallygaster, and the phantom black dog known as the Snarly Yow, this episode is packed with real mountain chillers. We top it all off with tales of the protective Wampus Cat, the car-wrecking Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp, the limb-munching hellhound Ol' Pete, and the ominous Man at the Crossroads in Harlan. Grab a hot drink, lock your doors, and let's explore what's really calling these hills "home."

When Keith Linder and his girlfriend Tina moved into a suburban home in Bothell, Washington, they expected a fresh start. Instead, they walked into a relentless nightmare. What began with mild disturbances quickly escalated into violent poltergeist activity: doors ripped off hinges, unexplained fires bursting from posters and clothing, spontaneous scorch marks, and inverted religious symbols painted on the walls.

After a controversial appearance on Travel Channel’s Ghost Adventures left their claims publicly ridiculed, Keith fought back with scientific proof. Subsequent long-term investigations by international parapsychologists—including multi-month 24/7 surveillance—documented unexplainable footsteps, localized mattress vibrations resembling a heartbeat, electronic anomalies, and dark apparitions. Join us on Ghosted in West Virginia as we break down the haunting that shook the Pacific Northwest and explore the disturbing history buried beneath the foundation of the Bothell Hell House.

Deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains, long before the famous Bell Witch haunted Tennessee, a quiet West Virginia settlement bore witness to America’s true first poltergeist case. In the late 1790s, Adam Livingston opened his home to a dying traveler on a stormy night. That single act of mercy unleashed a decade-long nightmare of phantom fires, levitating furniture, decapitated livestock, and the eerie, omnipresent sound of invisible shears snipping through the air.

Join our illustrious hosts as they returns to Alec's childhood stomping grounds in Jefferson County, West Virginia, to unravel the legend of "Wizardclip," the nation's first documented Catholic exorcism, and the disembodied voice that tormented a family for seventeen years. Grab a warm drink, dim the lights, and step into the dark history of the Wizard Clip.

We finish our tale of the miners that were trapped in a pocket of safety, after a collapse. they are not alone. Wild imagery was put on display before them as they witnessed figures constantly around them, some arriving through a vanishing door. their only constant companion is the smiling man in the corner. Welcome to claustrophobia on this week's Ghosted in West Virginia!!!!

Three men get trapped in a mine shaft in 1963 and what two of them experienced brings questions of Heaven, Hell, gaurdian angels, and the afterlife. Claustrophobia abounds in this episode of Ghosted in WV.

Clophill Church is a church like no other. Its reputation is darkly evil and is even said to be built to honor Satan rather than God and if half of the events in our tale tonight are true, I’d say the rumors are right. What could draw and spread such evil that grave desecration became old hat and animal mutilation was just creative decorating? Find out on Ghosted in West Virginia!

Clophill Church is a church like no other. Its reputation is darkly evil and is even said to be built to honor Satan rather than God and if half of the events in our tale tonight are true, I’d say the rumors are right. What could draw and spread such evil that grave desecration became old hat and animal mutilation was just creative decorating? Find out on Ghosted in West Virginia!