Cindy Song is a 21 year old college student who is about to graduate from Penn State university. In 2001 on Halloween night, everything seems normal. She goes to party with her friends at a night club, and they even go home together. The next morning her friends come to find Cindy missing. The police come to investigate and find nothing unusual. Til this day it is unknown where Cindy went or who took her. Join me (and our first guests) as we talk about the mysterious disappearance of Cindy Song.

Anyone who has ever been a 10-year-old girl likely played “Light as a Feather, Stiff as a Board”. This required slumber party game for kids was pretty much a right of passage into teen-hood along with bad makeovers and calling boys you like on the phone and hanging up. Join me as we explore all virtues of this popular paranormal game.

**Be warned just because I am informing you how to play I am in no way encouraging you to do so. In fact, I caution you away from playing this.

On October 31, 2010, a killer would strike. Devon Griffin, 16 at the time, had returned from his Sunday church service to find the house quiet. He found this unusual, but decided it was alright. He went upstairs to his bedroom and started playing video games. It wouldn’t be until about 1:30 that afternoon that he noticed just how quiet the house was. 

He went downstairs and started to look for his mother, Susan Liske. He found her and his step-father Bill Liske in their master bedroom, still in bed. With the maroon comforter pulled up high over both of their heads. He started talking to his mom as he walked around the bed to her side. He tapped her leg hanging out of the cover, then pulled the comforter down a little to try and wake her. But that’s when he saw the blood-stained pillowcase. The first thing he thought was his mom was pulling a Halloween prank on him. But as the scene before him came into focus, he knew it wasn’t a prank. He ran out of the house trying to find his brother, Derek Griffin (later to be discovered dead as well)...

Many of you might know the story of Anabelle the doll. There are, in fact, 3 movies telling about this eerie doll, and in every single one you are met with a creepy doll that leaves you thinking “I would throw that out immediately” or “that is the creepiest thing I have ever seen, why wouldn’t they get rid of that”. Many people would be surprised to find out that those movies talk about a real life doll. Only making us wonder the same things, as the keeper of this doll was gifted it. It makes us wonder, why would someone buy and give this to someone. Well, there is one simple reason. The real and true Anabelle doll is a Raggedy Ann doll. If you have never seen one, I can safely say that it looks inviting and surely like a good gift. It could be a kids stuffed animal that they cherish, only making the true story more eerie.

The Ouija has been around since at least 1891 when it was first advertised by a Pittsburgh toy and novelty shop. The "wonderful talking board" was said to answer questions "about the past, present and future with marvelous accuracy" and promised "never-failing amusement and recreation for all the classes," a link “between the known and unknown, the material and immaterial.” To this day the Ouji board is popular, even having a movie been made surrounding a Ouji board. In today's episode we will be talking about different weird, creepy Ouji board stories. 

I am pretty sure that almost every horror junkie out there has seen the Amityville Horror movie, perhaps you have even read the book. Many people find this hard to believe, but it is actually based on the true events of what happened to the Lutz family. However, before we can truly get into the paranormal happenings experienced by the Lutz family we must first dive into the tragedy that transpired before the Lutz family ever landed in that house. In this episode we will piece together every part of the Amityville Horror house, revealing all the stories told and untold. 

The Bell family moves into a farm in Tennessee, only to find that they are being haunted by a sinister spirit. They never see the spirit, but it is always keen to  talk. Vowing that it will kill John bell, and keep Betsy Bell away from the love of her life. It causes physical harm to the family, and laughs at death. To this day the Bell Witch is one of the most notorious hauntings. It has caused great fear to the people of Tennessee, and it is said that if you take even a rock from the Bell property, you will be cursed. 

Velma Barfield made international headlines when she became the first woman to be executed in America since 1962 and first since the re-introduction of the death penalty in 1976. She confessed to murdering 4 people, all with the motive of fraud, due to her drug addiction. However, it is speculated that she could have murdered over 7 people for the gain of money in order to purchase drugs. Click play to hear more of this chilling story in our second single scoop!

Marilyn Sheppard is found beaten to death in her home under suspicious circumstances. According to her husband it was done by a mysterious intruder who he had an alleged physical altercation with. However, evidence seems to be stacked up against Sam. Will it be enough to eventually get him convicted? Or is the case going to become cold?

Nellie May Madison, born Nelly May Mooney, is the first women to have been sentenced to death in the state of California. Her case shattered gender stereotypes at the time and changed the way we looked at murder altogether.