Ladies Fright

Special thanks to Alex "Zan" Price for our theme song and editing!

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Jackie and Maggie discuss stories about ghosts and some ways they enter into true crime.

We would like to thank you for your patience. This episode was recorded in August. Many things have come up for both of us during this long break. More information will be coming out in future episodes.

Special thanks to Alex Price for our intro music and editing!

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https://www.therichest.com/rich-list/most-shocking/10-most-mysterious-crimes-solved-by-psychics/
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Maggie and Jackie look into paranormal games. Why do we like to play these games and what are the stories behind them.

Special thanks to Ghost in the Machine
https://theghostinmymachine.com/games/
Brittyy44
https://www.youtube.com/user/brittyy44
and Alex Price for out intro music and editing.

Maggie and Jackie look into the different theories about Denver International Airport.

Jackie and Maggie tell eerie stories about dolls and theorize why the children's play thing is so scary.

Maggie and Jackie talk about the ghost at Greystone Asylum and how overcrowding led to it becoming a terrifying place.

Maggie and Jackie talk about the some fear-driven cautionary tales. The story of Chicago's most loved ghost, Resurrection Mary, and New Jersey's infamous quarry, the Blue Hole, highlight why we tell others to be careful out there.

Jackie and Maggie read each other legends about Devil Trees and Stick Indians. Together, they discuss why the stories make us fear certain trees and those who live among them.