The Ohio Valley has been home to a number of tragedies since it was settled. None of which may be more impactful and horrifying than what happened in Southgate, Kentucky on Memorial Day Weekend of 1977. The playful and smooth tones of actor and singer John Davidson were supposed to be ringing through the halls of the Beverly Hills Supper Club, but all that could be heard on that fateful Saturday night were sirens, screams, and the roar of one of the deadliest fires in American History. Was this just a tragic accident? Or could there be more to the story? Welcome to the third season of Mysteries of The Ohio Valley. Linx: NOVA Online | Escape! | Survivor Stories: Fire (pbs.org) “Gambling, Gangsters and Girls” | newportcityofsin (wordpress.com) Newport Kentucky Was A Gangster Mecca Back In The Day (onlyinyourstate.com) Beverly Hills Supper Club site will see construction start in August (cincinnati.com) GC1639E Beverly Hills Supper Club, a forgotten history (Traditional Cache) in Kentucky, United States created by Liyah (geocaching.com) Deadliest public assembly and nightclub fires | NFPA George Remus Jailed Painting by Unknown | Fine Art America Support Us: Mysteries of The Ohio Valley is creating a fun and entertaining on-demand audio experience. | Patreon Special Thanx to: Devin B. for her silky voice. Carrie B. for her acting skills and social media assistance. Richard C. for vocal support. Benny P. for vocal support and those beers. Brad M. for the music and supporting this show's audio for so many years.

Nate gives you a Season 3 update on Mysteries of The Ohio Valley. We promise it'll be worth the wait! Mark your calendars for August 3rd of 2022 when the first episode drops!

On a brisk October night in 1969, a husband and wife were murdered along with another family member in their upscale Cincinnati home. Nate and Devin discuss what could have gone down that, and how money and power could have been the motive. Thanks for all of your support through season 2! Be sure to keep up with us on Instagram, Patreon, and at StoveLeg.com for info about the next season and other show releases on our platform.

We've covered a number of legends and folk tales throughout the first two seasons of this series. From buried treasure in a Southern Illinois Cave, to mystery stalkers, and haunted insane asylums - we've chatted about quite a bit. This week's show has some of that classic spookiness, but one thing is not an urban legend - the fact that several people have hit by trains while looking for a mysterious "Goat Man" in Louisville Kentucky. What is the legend of the Pope Lick Monster, and will the body count ever stop rising? These aren't your standard ghost stories - these are the Mysteries of The Ohio Valley.

The late 1930’s were a time of transition and healing for most of the United States, and especially the state of Ohio. As people in the Valley began to go back to work after the Great Depression, life seemed to be bouncing back to new heights. But the neighborhood of Kingsbury Run in Cleveland, Ohio was about to drop to a horrible low. We’ll dive into our last serial killer episode of season two today on Mysteries of The Ohio Valley. HUGE shoutout to our sources: ClevelandPoliceMuseum.org MurderMurder.news UnsolvedCasebook.com All were terrific in helping us tell this story!

In 1944, the quiet town of Mattoon, Illinois was shocked when a stretch of gas attacks were reported. Very little evidence was found, which led to only more questions about the alleged assailant. Could the dozens of incidents in Mattoon be due to an attacker? Could it be pollution? Or is this due to something like mass hysteria or a ghost? We discuss all of the options on today’s episode of Mysteries of The Ohio Valley.