These listeners certainly didn’t disappoint with their creepy personal tales of the paranormal!  Lets tune in and listen to the tale of a haunted castle located in Wales, a haunted ghost ship, a personal paranormal encounter and we get bay area-weird with another tale.

In our part 3 installment of  Is Our Job Haunted by Charlie Chaplin we finally sit down with alumni and friend, Peyton Reynolds.  Peyton graduated from the Hollywood Acting school where Tammie works which is the historical site of Chaplin’s bungalows.  She was also apart of the first class that moved into the dorms built on the campus grounds, however, they were the first class to experience a series of hauntings.  Sightings of a little girl and a shadow man were commonly being seen, heard, and felt by many students.  But, it seems that the entities have made themselves known mainly towards Peyton since she has the gift of sight.  We will also learn in this episode that Peyton sees dead people.

The Mystic Museum and Bearded Lady Vintage & Oddities Shop are one of the most macabre and creepy jewels nestled off of  Magnolia Street. It’s a place for palm readings, occult items, taxidermy, ouija boards and interactive installations. But it’s also a museum full of skulls, artwork, and a few haunted items. It’s a home for everyone and anyone who has a curiosity or love for the odd and horror.  In this episode, we sit down and get Hollyweird with owners Kiko Bailey and Erick Wessel as we talk about their experience opening shop, their interesting collections of ouija boards, and mummy skulls along with a few ghosts they may have adopted.

Disneyland is supposed to the happiest place on earth, but it has been the most tragic to some since 1964.  According to intouchweekly.com,

“In late July 1955, a Disneyland Railroad operator switched tracks before the back of the train had safely crossed into the station — a mistake that sent the last car of the Retlaw 2 train onto a separate set of tracks. The caboose swung to the side and collided with a concrete divider before derailing. Fortunately, no one was hurt. The worker fled the scene and never returned.,

After that, Disneyland had no major incidents for nearly a decade. The good streak ended in May 1964, when 15-year-old Mark Maples from Long Beach, CA, stood up and was thrown from the top of the Matterhorn Bobsleds. He landed on an adjacent ledge, fractured his ribs and skull, and died three days later.”

But it seems that the tragedy doesn’t stop there due to a series of deaths, derailments, drownings, fights, and suicides that have followed and made its way onto the park’s property throughout the decades.   The paranormal aftermath, is it possible that the spectres the staff and park goers have witnessed may be linked to deaths on the park’s grounds?  Or could they be connected to the remains of the loved ones that family members would disperse on certain rides?  Find out as we sit down and take a virtual haunted walking tour with former Disney Cast member, Mitchell Ralston.

In today’s episode, we talk about the 1993 missing child and murder case that shook Woodland Hills.

On November 21, 1993, LAPD found Nicole Parker’s body in Hooman Askahcapana’s apartment, which is in the same Ventura Boulevard complex where the girl stayed with her father, about 11 p.m.

Askahcapana, 22, was booked on suspicion of murder and was found guilty in 1995 for the murder of Nicole Parker.  Fast forward several decades later, new DNA and serology evidence surfaces to contradict those suspicions.

The Paranormal aftermath, Angela moves into the apartment complex where the Nicole Parker crime took place in 2017.  Angela begins to experience unsettling energy that surrounds her apartment.  Soon Angela begins to experience blackouts, trances, and items that disappear and reappear in her apartment.  Is it possible that something was left behind in Angela’s apartment complex from that fatal day in 1993?

In today’s episode, Hollyweird Paranormal gets Hollyweird in the midwest!  Yes, we travel to Brice’s motherland with our special guest and friend, Anthony Holter.   Anthony is a native to Minnesota, having visited California a few times prior before settling in, in June of 2018.  He is also the locations assistant and paranormal investigator for OC’s Ghost and Legends, a paranormal organization group based out of California and led by Christopher August.

In today’s episode we talk about a few of LA’s infamous sanitariums but there is one in particular that stands out from the rest, Rockhaven Sanitarium.

Founded and operated in 1923 by Agnes Richards, Rockhaven was one of a number of respiratory and mental sanitariums in the Crescenta Valley. Renowned for its healthful air quality and tranquil living, the area was indeed a haven. And Rockhaven in particular boasted a beautiful atmosphere, caring staff, an engaging calendar of events, a strong sense of community, and real healing.

The property is, overall, excellently preserved and a perfect candidate for restoration. A sprawling facility with intact artifacts and interior elements, beautiful architecture and endless aesthetic appeal, there is roof repair and some related interior damage to be dealt with in several buildings. There are wooden window frames and several building sidings that need repair or restoration…in some cases nothing more than sanding and paint.

But we ask the big question to Maria Wessenaur of Hollywood Exhumed, Is Rokhaven Sanitarium haunted?  Tune into find out!

We continue with our interview with Jolene, an acting student at Tammie’s work, and one of the roommates who lives in one of the most active rooms in the school’s dormitory, Rm. 101.  We learn that she might be one of the reasons why Rm. 101 manifests a lot of unexplainable activity.

(Side Note:  Please listen to Pt. 1 & 2 of  Is Our Job Haunted by Charlie Chaplin)

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In this crazy yet quarantine episode of Hollyweird Paranormal, Listeners’ Tales PT. 6, we share a few stories from New Orleans and California.  Let’s listen to the tale about the haunted doll from New Orleans, the tales about a haunted family home in Riverside and about the ghost of a grandfather that comes back to let his loved ones know that he is still around.  We have a recorded tale about a few ghostly tales connected to Linda Vista Hospital which is now Hollerbeck Terrace.  Sit down as we interview Tammie’s cousin, Jasmin Carias, as she talks about her haunted home in New Orleans, moving into a haunted apartment in Lake View and her office ghost in her new job in Chicago.