GITN Podcast

In 2008, Jennifer Patterson moved into what should’ve been her dream home in Warsaw, Indiana. Five acres. A barn. A peaceful country life. But from the moment she stepped inside, strange things started happening. Voices with no source. The scent of aftershave followed her from room to room. And one night… something grabbed her.This is the horrifying true ghost story of a woman who tried to ignore the signs—and what happened when the house fought back. Featuring voices, objects moving on their own, and a chilling psychic encounter during a housewarming party, Jennifer’s story remains one of the most compelling paranormal cases ever documented.Who—or what—was really haunting that home?Watch until the end to hear what the investigators found… and why no one seems to stay in that house for long.Experience a chilling ghost story as Jennifer hears a strange bang from her attic. The paranormal activity escalates when the attic door slams shut, leaving her dogs in a frenzy. Listen to this scary story and decide if it's a true story or just another tale of the supernatural.

In this Strange Bite bonus episode, we dive into the uneasy crossroads of demons and diagnosis. From the witch-hunters’ Malleus Maleficarum to Roland Doe and Anneliese Michel, history is filled with cases where medicine and the supernatural fought for the same soul. Was it epilepsy—or the Devil? Trauma—or a true possession? And why do these stories keep coming back, even when science explains so much?

This is the modern story of demons: courtroom trials, psychiatric charts, Hollywood horror, and the questions that never die.

You think a pastor’s house is the safest place on the block, until it isn’t. This episode dives into the 2021 killing of Pastor David Evans in Ada, Oklahoma, and the unraveling of a secret double life: motel meet-ups, a love triangle, and a back door left open on purpose. Prosecutors say Kristie Evans asked her lover Kahlil Deamie Square to come in the night and pull the trigger. She later pled guilty; he did too.We walk you through the timeline, from mission-trip photos to a 911 call, from “unknown intruder” to confession and the claims that made this case even messier: control, humiliation, and coercion behind closed doors. Then we separate receipts from rumor, lay out the sentences, and ask the uncomfortable question: where does consent end and conspiracy begin?What we coverThe affair(s) and how the plan formedThe unlocked door, and the bedroom shootingThe guilty plea, life sentence with parole possibility for Kristie, and life for SquareThe church fallout and the community shock in AdaAllegations of abuse vs. the legal record—what’s proven and what isn’t

In downtown Dayton. A 26-year-old steps off, walks toward a goth club called Asylum… and vanishes. Tonight we investigate the Phil Gall cold case, the 1990s Dayton goth/industrial scene, and the headline-grabbing claim that the city hosted “one of the largest vampire covens outside New Orleans”—a claim amplified by a Netflix documentary that reportedly never aired.We separate verified facts from rumor: the last credible sighting near Asylum, the years the case went cold, and the later occult-ritual allegation from a retired officer. We dig into the venue’s real history (address, capacity, reunions) to show how gothic aesthetics can be mistaken for criminal ritual. We tackle the big question: Are vampires real? We look at three lanes(1) supernatural revenants and why historical “forensic” reports dissolve under modern taphonomy (2) modern vampyre communities (sanguinarians, psychic vampires, lifestylers) and their consent/safety norms (3) the psychology behind “energy vampires” (emotional contagion, co-rumination, boundary failures) and why some interactions leave you wiped out. Finally, we explore why the documentary about Dayton’s coven hype was reportedly shelved, what’s confirmed vs. speculation, and what evidence would actually move this case forward.

The Hinsdale House in New York has been called one of the most haunted houses in America. In the 1970s, the Dandy family moved into what looked like a peaceful farmhouse—only to discover footsteps in empty halls, voices whispering names, and shadows watching from the windows. Things grew so terrifying that the Catholic Church performed a full exorcism on the property. But even that didn’t stop the haunting.

In this GITN Strange Bites Episode, we explore the true story of the Hinsdale House Haunting:

• The Dandy family’s chilling encounters inside the farmhouse
  

• The mysterious “Mary’s Room” filled with flies and strange visions
  

• The 1974 exorcism by Father Alphonsus Trabold that failed to quiet the house
  

• Local legends of a “hanging tree” and cursed land
  

• The diary and book Echoes of a Haunting by Clara Dandy
  

• How modern investigators and the home’s current caretaker, Daniel Klaes, keep the story alive
  

Is it cursed land? Paranormal infestation? Or folklore that grew too powerful to fade? This is the haunting of the Hinsdale House.

Tonight, the AI went feral.A haunted chatbot spits out unhinged after-dark tales—horny demons with HR violations, cursed “gadgets” you definitely shouldn’t use, cryptids making horrific life choices, and monsters who need therapy more than exorcism. It’s filthy, chaotic, and 100% AI-generated. You’ll laugh, cringe, and question why we taught the machine humor.What’s inside:Possessed punchlines & paranormal thirst trapsCursed tech (because of course it’s cursed)Cryptids, ghosts, and “why is that sticky?” mysteriesTwo hosts trying to wrangle a gremlin made of codeNot for kids. Not for work. Maybe not for humanity.If you survive this one, you’re our kind of people. Stick around for more AI-warped, spooky comedy chaos.

In the quiet Yorkshire town of Pontefract stands 30 East Drive—a modest council house hiding one of the most notorious hauntings in British history.Known as The Black Monk of Pontefract, this case is far more than creaking floors and cold spots. For nearly a decade, the Pritchard family endured relentless attacks: furniture hurled across rooms, walls dripping with strange liquids, and a hooded figure dragging their teenage daughter up the stairs.

Was it the vengeful spirit of a 16th-century monk executed on the site… or something far darker?In this episode, we uncover:The chilling history beneath 30 East DriveHow the haunting escalated from harmless pranks to life-threatening eventsFirsthand accounts from family, neighbors, clergy, and policeThe theories—poltergeist, demonic entity, or folklore come to lifeWhy paranormal investigators believe the Black Monk is still active todayThis isn’t just a ghost story. It’s a documented, witnessed, and unresolved mystery that continues to terrify those who dare to step inside.

For more than a decade, the Gilgo Beach serial killings haunted Long Island and baffled law enforcement. Then, in July 2023, 59-year-old Manhattan architect Rex Heuermann was arrested in a stunning breakthrough — a case built on DNA clues, burner phones, and digital documents.In this episode, we uncover how investigators finally caught their suspect — and what may still lie hidden beneath the surface.What You'll Learn in This Video:The haunting discovery of the Gilgo Four — Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman, Amber Costello, and Maureen Brainard‑Barnes — in late 2010, and how more victims emerged in 2011 and beyond. The investigation’s derailment, thanks to entrenched corruption and fractured cooperation in Suffolk County, which delayed progress for years. VoxThe breakthrough: a discarded pizza crust, a DNA match, burner phone records, and a chilling digital "checklist" discovered in Heuermann’s files — detailing how to package a body and avoid detection. The IndependentA widening scope: charges spanning multiple decades, including victims from 1993 to 2003 — previously thought unrelated — now tied to Heuermann by advanced DNA and forensic analysis. Behind the arrest: how a renewed task force in 2022 re-examined old evidence and used technology to identify Heuermann as the Chevrolet Avalanche driver described by a key witness. Next steps and uncertainties: Heuermann is currently jailed awaiting trial in Suffolk County; meanwhile, investigators are still searching for other possible victims and reviewing cold cases.

In 1958, the quiet town of Seaford, New York, became the center of one of America’s most famous poltergeist hauntings—the Hermann Family Haunting, also known as the Seaford Poltergeist.Bottles popped open by themselves, objects flew across rooms, and police officers witnessed paranormal activity with their own eyes. This chilling case not only captured national media attention, including Walter Cronkite, but also inspired pop culture, from paranormal documentaries to the iconic Poltergeist film.In this episode, we uncover:The terrifying events that shook the Hermann familyPolice investigation reports and how law enforcement respondedThe nationwide media frenzy and cultural impactTheories from parapsychologists and skeptics about what happenedIf you’re fascinated by real haunted house stories, poltergeists, and unexplained paranormal activity, this is a case you need to hear.

In 1965, 12 American military personnel allegedly boarded a UFO and traveled 39 light-years to a planet called Serpo, deep in the Zeta Reticuli star system.

The mission? Project Serpo—a top-secret alien exchange program with an extraterrestrial race known as the Ebens. Only eight returned. Two died. Two stayed behind… and the U.S. government has spent decades burying the truth.

Was Project Serpo real interstellar diplomacy, or the greatest UFO hoax ever told? In this episode, we explore the whistleblower testimonies, leaked documents, and government denials that have made this case one of the most controversial stories in UFO history.

If the story is true, the U.S. didn’t just meet aliens… we lived with them.