This episode is dedicated to the wonderful Rashalia from Legends of Africa podcast.   

On July 26, 1764,  schoolmaster Enoch Brown and nine of his students were massacred in their little school house in rural Pennsylvania. We tell you the story behind these brutal murders and the energies left behind in the area.

Our musical guest is Philadelphia native, Ali Awan. Our Podcast Promo this week is for Ye Olde Crime Podcast.  Our YouTube shout out goes to Paranormal Purgatory. 

Welcome to Mission Spooky! If you like ghosts, cryptids, peculiar places and events all mashed together with a little bit of history then this is the podcast for you!

We stay in the Gulf Coast and hop over to Mississippi for some more Summer of Pirates ghost stories. Join us as we take a look at a conspiracy grown in the Magnolia State, The Dogman, The Deer Island headless ghost and a pirate curse. Our eatery shout out goes to the haunted King's Tavern in Natchez and the Queen of Biscuits, Chef Regina Charboneau. Music for this episode was provided by Kristin Hersh and her song " Mississippi Kite" used under CC License 3.0 ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/) You can find all of Kristin's work on Spotify and Bandcamp https://kristinhershfire.bandcamp.com/

Everything is bigger in Texas including the ghost stories! We cover southern Texas in this bonus bite where we found a haunted pirate house, a man eating cryptid, a spirit filled hotel and a lighthouse with a mysterious secret. Our eatery shout-out goes to Gaido's Seafood in Galveston.  Music for this episode was provided by Folk Festival Massacre with their song " Texas" used under CC License 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/)

WOW! Our longest Bonus Episode to date! Join Kiki and JC as they take you to the gorgeous country of Austria. In this episode we talk castles, witches, werewolves, ghosts,  and blood soaked streets. Our eatery shout-out goes to the Chameleon  in Vienna. Music for this episode provided by Outpost with their song "Witchfire" used under CC license 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/)