In Verona, KY, a daughter desperately seeks closure about her mother’s murder over two decades prior. The story gets dark fast but has a (kind of) happy ending. Instead of donating to the podcast, for this episode I’m asking listeners to go to thecenter.org and click donate in the top right corner. Thank you

The year is 1993. An excited police officer gets a chance to fly in the helicopter instead of his regular street patrol. But he gets more than he bargained for.

Randy Haight has spent most of his life behind bars, across several counties in multiple states. In 1985 he brutally murdered Patricia Vance and David Omer. Sources for this episode include Office of the Fayette Commonwealth’s Attorney, Deseret News: Age Related Ilness Catching up with Death Row, The Associated Press: KY Inmates Sue Over Restrictions on Pastoral Visits, Supreme Court of Kentucky Haight v. Commonwealth, Kentucky Department of Corrections and KYforward.com

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Boone was a great explorer, not a savvy businessman. But where are his remains? Missouri? Kentucky? Both? Neither? We’ll probably never know, but it makes for a great story.

Jesse James. The Dungeon Room. Ghost babies. Bourbon. What doesn’t Bardstown have? I can’t wait to stay in The Jail Cell. Maybe I’ll do a follow up episode.

Head trauma or god-given talent!? Who knows. His life story is pretty wild. No matter what you believe, his contributions to holistic medicine are real. This episode highlights the chain of events in Edgar Cayce’s life that labeled him the father of holistic medicine.

An unexplained event that occurred in Bath County, KY. Scientists couldn’t determine why it happened or how it happened. Just that it did. (It was probably vultures or a weird veggie-like substance.) A butcher named Frisbee even sampled the mystery space meat.

Three women from Liberty thought they were going to have a laid-back birthday dinner in Lancaster. They were in for much more. Like burning eyeballs and antisocial parakeets. Also how great is the name Dr. Leo Sprinkle?

Just history- no haunt! An amazing event took place in Louisville in the 1880s that changed the course of the city’s industrial role in our country. Huge structures were built and visitors flocked from all over the world to take part in the Southern Exposition.

Charles Brownfield made a lot of bad decisions. Like getting married the same day he met his wife. Or gambling away an inheritance. But it gets way worse. Anything can happen... it’s the 1880s! Instead of donating to the podcast, for this episode I’m asking listeners to go to thecenter.org and click donate in the top right corner. Thank you