In December 1900, the lighthouse on the remote Flannan Isles went dark.

When a relief ship reached Eilean Mòr days later, the station was found locked, maintained, and eerily normal — but the three men assigned to keep the light burning were gone.

No bodies were recovered.

In this episode of Ghoul Interrupted, we walk through the full story of the Flannan Isles Lighthouse Keepers from beginning to end... who the men were, what the ship’s crew discovered, how the official investigation unfolded, and the theories that emerged in the absence of certainty.

This is not a story of violence or spectacle.

A quiet maritime mystery and one that still refuses to feel finished.

🎧 Listen now and step into the silence.

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In the late 1970s and early 1980s, women began disappearing in and around Anchorage, Alaska. Their absences were often explained away, their reports discounted, and their stories left unfinished. During that same period, a man who appeared quiet and unremarkable continued living his everyday life — running a bakery, raising a family, and blending seamlessly into the community around him.

In this episode of Ghoul Interrupted, we take a careful, victim-first look at the case of Robert Hansen, often referred to as The Butcher Baker of Alaska. We walk through each confirmed case as its own story, centering the women whose lives were taken and examining the moments where warning signs were missed. We also explore how isolation, familiarity, and institutional failures allowed Hansen to continue unchecked, and how one survivor’s escape finally brought years of silence into the light.

This is not a story told for shock or spectacle. It’s a story about listening, about whose voices are believed, and about how violence can exist quietly alongside ordinary life.

Listener discretion is advised.

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In this episode of Ghoul Interrupted, we explore the haunting and deeply human case of the Pollock Twins — two little girls born a year after a tragedy, who grew up speaking, behaving, and remembering as if they’d lived a life that ended before theirs began. From childhood phobias to uncanny recognitions, this case sits at the crossroads of grief, psychology, and the possibility of reincarnation. No sensationalism. No easy answers. Just a gentle unraveling of one of the most enduring mysteries in modern parapsychology.

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In April 1981, the Sharp family had finally begun to find their footing in the quiet mountain community of Keddie, California. A single mother rebuilding her life. Five children carving out laughter and routine inside a cramped cabin. A family doing their best in a world that hadn’t given them many easy days.

But one spring night, Cabin 28 became the scene of one of the most haunting and devastating unsolved crimes in California history.

In this episode, we step gently into the lives of the Sharps before violence shattered their home, and trace the events of that night through surviving testimony, psychology, and documented evidence. We explore the mishandled investigation, overlooked suspects, the abduction of 12-year-old Tina Sharp, and the decades-long tangle of failures that allowed this case to slip into silence.

This is not a story about gore or shock.

Stay curious. Stay kind. And keep your lanterns lit.

For four relentless years, the Bell family of Adams, Tennessee lived with something no one could explain - a voice in the dark that spoke, sang, mocked, and threatened. Neighbors heard it. Ministers heard it. Even a future U.S. President claimed he encountered it.

The Bell Witch wasn’t a ghost story whispered around campfires - it was a documented haunting that terrorized a family, targeted a young girl, and promised to kill her father. And in 1820… it did.

In this episode, we unravel the chilling timeline of America’s most famous haunting. The knocks, the whispers, the obsession, the death, and the aftermath that still haunts folklore two centuries later.

This isn’t the legend.

This episode of Ghoul Interrupted follows the chilling true story of the Bell Witch - the four-year haunting that spoke, sang, threatened, and ultimately became the most documented supernatural case in American history

🎧 Your weekly descent into true crime, mystery, and the things that go bump in the night.

They set out for the mountains expecting a challenge.

In August 1993, seven hikers entered Siberia’s remote Khamar Daban range. Within days, six were dead and one staggered out of the fog with a story that defied logic. No violence. No avalanche. No clear cause. Just panic, silence, and a mystery that still echoes across the ridge.

This episode of Ghoul Interrupted follows the lone survivor’s descent, the investigators who tried to make sense of it, and the thin line between human endurance and fear’s collapse.

🎧 Your weekly descent into true crime, mystery, and the things that go bump in the night.

They thought they were walking into a farmhouse...

They walked into a mausoleum. 

In November 1957, the quiet town of Plainfield Wisconsin, was shattered by a discovery that would forever change the face of American horror.

What began as a missing person's report led investigators to the home of Ed Gein - a reclusive handyman with a secret life that blurred the line between the living and the dead. 

Inside, police uncovered a scene that defied comprehension: human remains turned into furniture, masks crafted from skin, and relics of those who were never meant to be forgotten. 

But who was Ed Gein before the headlines? How did a boy devoted to his mother become the blueprint for Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Silence of the Lambs?

In this episode of Ghoul Interrupted, we descend into the twisted psyche, small town isolation, and religious fanaticism that birthed one of the most haunting figures in true crime history. 

Because sometimes the real monsters don't live in the dark....

The live right next door. 

🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your chills

Long before candy and costumes, before plastic skeletons and porch lights, there was Samhain.

In this episode, Aimee takes you back to the roots of Halloween - through the ancient Celtic harvest rituals, the Roman festivals that reshaped them, and the Christian rebranding that turned Samhain into All Hallows’ Eve.

It’s a story of death, rebirth, and the way humans have always danced with the dark...

Because Halloween isn’t just a holiday.

True crime with atmosphere, real-life horror, suburban mysteries, paranormal history and cinematic storytelling.

Halloween has always blurred the line between the living and the lost.

Three different decades.

Join Aimee as she traces the patterns of fear, folklore, and failed justice behind these Halloween disappearances — stories that remind us the real horrors don’t always wear masks.

True crime with atmosphere, real-life horror, suburban mysteries, and cinematic storytelling.

Halloween night, 1974.

Across the country, in a quiet Connecticut suburb, a teenage girl named Martha Moxley is found brutally murdered in her own front yard.

Two stories.

In this debut episode of Ghoul Interrupted, Aimee takes you from the fluorescent glow of Halloween night to the dark heart of suburban America - exploring how trust, innocence, and fear can turn deadly under the right light.

Because sometimes the real monsters live just across the street.

True crime with atmosphere, real-life horror, suburban mysteries, and cinematic storytelling.