In 1948 an elderly couple was brutally murdered in their rural Bowling Green home. But who would do such a thing? And why? For more on this story check out the book The Cemetery Road Murders by Wes Swietek- https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-cemetery-road-murders-wes-swietek/1137739616. To buy Jessie a cup of coffee for her work on these episodes, head to https://bio.site/jessiebartholomew. And to browse KYHH merch go to https://www.kyhistoryhaunts.com/merch

These stories were sent in by Chris from Frankfort, KY. Although he tells me he now lives in the less haunted town of Erlanger. These are a lot of fun. If you have paranormal experiences from anywhere in the state of KY to share, please email them to [email protected]. To send Jessie a tip for all her work on this podcast, head to www.bio.site/jessiebartholomew. For more info on the area Chris wrote about in Haunted House #2, go to https://denison.edu/magazine/spring-2012/140138

This episode covers the hauntings of the Glenn Playtorium mentioned in the last two episodes, as well as the beautiful and spooky Southgate House. To tip Jessie for her hard work on this episode please visit https://bio.site/jessiebartholomew

This is not your typical Kentucky history lesson. Something entirely unique happened in Northern Kentucky in the early 20th century. The mob took control of Newport and left a lasting impression on the area. For more information on this topic check out the book ‘Wicked Newport: Kentucky’s Sin City’. To buy Jessie a cup of coffee for her hard work creating this podcast, please visit https://bio.site/jessiebartholomew

This is not your typical Kentucky history lesson. Something entirely unique happened in Northern Kentucky in the early 20th century. The mob took control of Newport and left a lasting impression on the area. For more information on this topic check out the book ‘Wicked Newport: Kentucky’s Sin City’. To buy Jessie a cup of coffee for her hard work creating this podcast and to celebrate her hundredth episode, please visit https://bio.site/jessiebartholomew

In the spring of 1990, a woman’s body was found behind a truck stop in central Ohio. It took twenty-seven years to identify her, but her killer’s identity remains a mystery. This episode discusses details of violence that some may find unsettling. Listener discretion advised.

When I saw an article about saving Lottie the triceratops, I knew there would be a good story. And here it is. Find out how a life-sized, fiberglass dinosaur from the 1964 World’s Fair ended up in Louisville, Kentucky.

Abner Gaines and his family built a large home in Walton, Kentucky that became a busy stop for the stage coach line running from Cincinnati to Lexington. Over the years, the murders and suicides that took place on the property led to the creation of the nickname ‘Kentucky Horror House.’ Episode 97 will cover the history and hauntings of the Gaines Tavern in Boone County, Kentucky.

A boat with a rich past sits abandoned, decaying, in a shallow creek bed in Boone County. This episode explores the many fascinating roles this ship played in history before settling in what appears to be it’s unfortunate final resting place. For more detailed information, visit www.uss-sachem.org.

In January, 2009, Linda Bonner arrived home to find her husband, Franklin, murdered- duct taped to a chair, suffocated to death. The case goes cold for a decade until a most unlikely suspect is arrested and put on trial with a co-defendant she may have never met. https://www.change.org/p/bill-lee-demand-a-retrial-for-angel-bumpass-wrongfully-convicted-13-year-old-with-a-life-sentence