This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: We’re stepping back to February 16, 1969! In this episode, Kendra takes us back to a crime committed in 1960, telling the haunting story of the murder of Larry Peyton and Beverly Allan — one found dead in their car on a secluded Lovers Lane, and another kidnapped and in one of the biggest mysteries of Portland in the 1960s. What really happened that night? Then Blake takes us to Florida with the rise and fall of “Murph the Surf” — the charismatic thief who captured national headlines… and the dark crimes, including the women he murdered, that followed.

Every other Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast.

Tune in and discover the stories history left behind!

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We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on instagram where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette

You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms!

You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at [email protected]

Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: We’re traveling back to February 2nd, 1905! Kendra unravels a chilling whodunnit from Pennsylvania—the 1901 murder of John Edwards dumped into a cistern and the web of suspicion surrounding his wife Kate Edwards, daughter Mary Edwards, and others close to the case over the next few years. Then Blake heads to Chicago yet again, where the crimes and cons of the infamous “Chicago Bluebeard,” John Hoch, reveal how far charm can mask cruelty.

Every other Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast.

Tune in and discover the stories history left behind!

You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Youtube - don’t forget to subscribe!

We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on instagram where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette

You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms!

You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at [email protected]

Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: We’re taking you to 1929! Kendra dives into Albuquerque’s haunting “Twilight Sleep” case, where the death of Helen Haskew at a girls’ welfare home sets off a tragic chain of events that ends with the heartbreaking death of Faye Graves in a police car. Blake takes us to Atlanta and beyond, unravelling the bizarre life of George Harsh, the so-called “Thrill Killer” who was remembered as both a murderer and a seemingly good guy later in life.

Every second Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast.

Tune in and discover the stories history left behind!

You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube - don’t forget to subscribe!

We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on instagram where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette

You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms!

You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at [email protected]

Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: WE ARE BACK BABY! This week, we are in 1947! Kendra tells a strange New York case involving Olga Rocco, Pearl Lusk, and the camera gun that was hidden inside of a Christmas gift, while Blake recounts the chilling crash of the PBM Mariner George I plane in Antarctica and the tales of those who were lucky to survive…

Every Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast.

Tune in and discover the stories history left behind!

You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube - don’t forget to subscribe!

We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on instagram where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette

You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms!

You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at [email protected]

Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: We travel back to December 22, 1910! Kendra tells the story of a gruesome body-in-a-barrel murder mystery that takes us to a man named John McSorley as well as on a long journey from Jarvis, Ontario to the cold eerie streets of Montreal, Quebec. Meanwhile, Blake heads to the Atkinson Homestead in Chicago's Hyde Park, finally uncovering the long-lost ghost story of Myrtle Read that still haunts us more than a century later.

Every Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast.

Tune in and discover the stories history left behind!

You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Youtube - don’t forget to subscribe!

We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on instagram where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette

You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms!

You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at [email protected]

Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: we are taking you back to December 15, 1975! Kendra tells the devastating Pennsylvania case of Tina Statuti and Beverly Rodenbaugh, two young girls whose heartbreaking deaths exposed a complex and haunting investigation focused on revenge. Blake takes us to Shropshire, unravelling the terrifying reign of the Black Panther killer, a name that would become synonymous with fear throughout England.

Every Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast.

Tune in and discover the stories history left behind!

You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Youtube - don’t forget to subscribe!

We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on instagram where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette

You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms!

You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at [email protected]

Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: we’re on the way back to December 8, 1963 for two gripping true-crime stories! Kendra takes us to Winchester, UK, where Alice “Fanny” Carhart was found mysteriously inside her locked bedroom. Blake shifts us to Minnesota, unraveling the tense and twisting case of c and the shocking murder of his wife, Carol Thompson. Was he involved… or was it all coincidence?

Every Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast.

Tune in and discover the stories history left behind!

You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Youtube - don’t forget to subscribe!

We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on instagram where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette

You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms!

You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at [email protected]

Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: we’re heading back to December 1st, 1876! Kendra takes us to New York with a wild cross-border chase into the Maritimes, following the unbelievable bank heist pulled off by Thomas Ellis. Blake takes us to Wolverhampton, where One-Eyed Ned and his crew think they've committed a murder… but the truth is far stranger.

Every Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast.

Tune in and discover the stories history left behind!

You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Youtube - don’t forget to subscribe!

We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on instagram where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette

You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms!

You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at [email protected]

Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: we’re turning the pages back to November 24, 1951, as Blake kicks things off in Los Angeles, where headlines warn of a phantom sniper terrorizing the city—a mystery that left police scrambling and residents on edge. Then, Kendra takes us on a journey from Florida to New Orleans, unravelling the eerie case of a man who vanished for six years before his story finally resurfaced.

Every Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast.

Tune in and discover the stories history left behind!

You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube - don’t forget to subscribe!

We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on Instagram where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette

You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms!

You can even email us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at [email protected]

Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.

This Monday on Ghosts of the Gazette: We are taken back to November 17, 1893 where Kendra unpacks a chilling tale between the Netherlands and the UK that could finally unmask Jack the Ripper. Meanwhile, in Chicago, a family’s misfortune sparks a police investigation that’s anything but by-the-book.

Every Monday, we dig into fascinating stories from the past — all originally reported on the exact same date (though many years ago) as the episode airs. It’s history, headlines, and a touch of mystery, all rolled into your new favourite podcast.

Tune in and discover the stories history left behind!

You can catch Ghosts of the Gazette on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Youtube - don’t forget to subscribe! We’ll be sharing newspaper clippings, photos, and other curious finds from our research on instagram where you can follow us @‌ghostsofthegazette

You can also support us by following us on TikTok and across all of our platforms!

You can even haunt us with comments, love letters, inquiries, etc. at mailto:[email protected]

Hosted by Blake Garbe and Kendra Clark, original theme by Kelly Steinhoff.