More Than Murder

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Hey everybody! We took this week for some much-needed rest and rejuvenation. In the meantime, please enjoy a story from episodes' past, and we'll be back next week with a brand-new episode!

In this week's episode we visit one of the most haunted places in America: Salem, MA. We take a tour through 2 different houses that witnessed the horrors of the Salem Witch Trials and contain souls who couldn't move on from the past.

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Today we are going over a very old, very haunted mansion located in Ireland with lands dating back to the Ancient Druids. The structure itself has been home to many, and the history includes a devilish tale which stained the home for years to come. Some believe it’s Irelands most haunted house. So, listen and decide for yourself.  

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Today’s episode is on a man we have never heard of, yet he was a serial murderer who killed and sexually assaulted 23 boys and men. This episode contains graphic information, and listener discretion is always advised. As you can see by the title, this week’s episode is on The Bayou Strangler, also known as Ronald Joseph Dominque.

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It's one of our 2 for 1 holiday episodes! This week you'll hear from Noelle talking about a Valentine's Day murder with an unexpected culprit, and you'll also hear from Jenna on possibly the strangest case we've covered on the show. Listener discretion is always advised.

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One of the most gruesome and tragic cases we've covered to date; Junko Furuta was a 16-year-old girl with the brightest future ahead of her, until her life was cut short. Four kids she knew and went to school with put Junko through 40 days of hell before her body and soul couldn't hold on any longer. This episode contains graphic and disturbing content, listener discretion is always advised.

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Sticking with the haunted theme from the past couple of weeks, we’re staying in our home state of NY today, and travelling nearer to NYC to explore an old, haunted building that wore many hats over its lifespan. Today we’re talking about the NYC Farm, AKA The Warwick Home for Boys, AKA The Mid-Orange Reformatory or The Mid-Orange Correctional Facility. 

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This week, we’re traveling around a little, stopping first in Asheville, NC, to visit the historic and haunted Biltmore Estate, and then to Miami, FL, for a stay in Miami’s most haunted hotel dating back to 1925, The Biltmore Hotel.

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We have another lady killer true crime story that goes all the way back to the late 18-early 1900's. There's no doubt of the crimes Belle committed, that she was motivated by money, when it comes to the way it all ended, who done it? Was it, indeed, Belle? Was it the farm hand? Did Belle fake her death? Hear all the theories in this week's episode. Listener discretion is always advised.

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