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In this episode of The Midnight Broadcast we continue our conversation about the Cropsey legend.

For generations, the legend of Cropsey has haunted the imaginations of children and teenagers, with terrifying campfire stories warning of a deranged killer lurking in the woods, abandoned buildings, and forgotten places. But on Staten Island, New York, the line between urban legend and reality became disturbingly blurred when a series of child disappearances and the crimes of convicted kidnapper Andre Rand brought the terrifying folklore into the real world.

In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we explore the unsettling origins of the Cropsey legend, its connections to Staten Island's abandoned Willowbrook State School, and the real-life investigations that transformed a childhood nightmare into something far more disturbing. From whispered stories of a mysterious madman to the tragic cases that shocked a community, we ask where the legend ends, where the truth begins, and whether the two were ever truly connected.

In this episode of The Midnight Broadcast we continue our conversation about the Highgate Vampire.

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, reports of a mysterious, dark figure lurking among the graves of London's Highgate Cemetery sparked one of England's most infamous supernatural mysteries. Witnesses described a towering, shadowy presence with piercing red eyes, while rumors of strange animal deaths, occult rituals, and an ancient vampire supposedly haunting the cemetery fueled growing fear and fascination.

In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we explore the chilling legend of the Highgate Vampire, the bizarre events surrounding the cemetery, and the rivalry between paranormal investigators Sean Manchester and David Farrant. From alleged encounters with an undead entity to vampire hunts that attracted national attention, we examine the claims, controversies, and strange history behind one of Britain's most enduring paranormal legends.

In this episode of The Midnight Broadcast we continue our conversation about the Legend of Tommy Hodges.

Deep in the forests of Transylvania County, North Carolina, lies a place called Pink Beds, where a little-known Appalachian legend tells the mysterious story of Tommy Hodges and his sweetheart. Connected to the historic Biltmore Forestry School camp, the young couple reportedly disappeared under circumstances that have left generations wondering what really happened. Did they simply run away together to start a new life, or did something far more sinister unfold in the secluded mountain wilderness?

In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we explore the haunting legend of Tommy Hodges, the history of the Pink Beds area, and the unsettling mystery surrounding the two young lovers. From whispers of a secret escape to the possibility of a tragic ending, we examine the stories that have survived and ask whether the truth behind their disappearance might still be hidden somewhere in the mountains of Western North Carolina.

In this episode of The Midnight Broadcast we continue our conversation about the Black Eyed Children.

Imagine hearing a knock at your door late at night, only to find two children standing outside, asking to be let in. Something about them feels terribly wrong, and when you finally get a good look at their faces, you realize their eyes are completely black. For decades, stories of encounters with the mysterious Black Eyed Children have circulated online, describing unsettling visitors who seem desperate to gain entry into homes, vehicles, and other private spaces.

In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we explore the disturbing legend of the Black Eyed Children, tracing its origins and examining some of the most frightening alleged encounters. From their strangely emotionless behavior to the overwhelming feelings of dread reported by witnesses, we investigate the stories surrounding these mysterious figures and ask whether they're something supernatural, a modern urban legend, or simply a terrifying product of our collective imagination.

In this episode of The Midnight Broadcast we continue our conversation about the Amityville House.

The Amityville House became one of the most infamous homes in America after the brutal 1974 murders of six members of the DeFeo family and the terrifying claims that followed. When George and Kathy Lutz moved into the Long Island home the following year, they said their dream house quickly became the setting for strange odors, unexplained sounds, apparitions, and increasingly disturbing phenomena that ultimately drove them from the property.

In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we explore the true crime at the center of the Amityville story, the Lutz family's alleged experiences, and the controversy that has surrounded their account for decades. From one of America's most famous haunting claims to the books and films that transformed the house into a horror icon, we dig into what is documented, what has been disputed, and what might really have happened inside the Amityville House.