Medieval Europe was a very interesting place to be, leading to having become a prominent point of interest in history. From kings and queens to knights and magicians, it had it all. But this week on Nessie’s Dead we want to plunge into some medieval strangeness. From bizarre manuscripts to spaceships depicted alongside paintings of Catholic figures and more. Let us know what your favorite medieval mystery is!

Brian Egg was known in his community for being a very sweet and generous man, looking out for everyone. So when he suddenly vanished in may of 2018, people in the area took notice. In a two month period with him no where to be found, and police negligence, neighbors report odd activity coming from his home. After police finally investigate, they are horrified to find his body, headless and handless, submerged in a fish tank full of chemicals. While there were arrests initially, charges were dropped for some reason, leaving this case unsolved. Let us know who you think could’ve done it! Do you think this could’ve been solved if the case got traction sooner ?

Since the 1950’s, self proclaimed ghost and demon hunting couple, Ed and Lorraine Warren, had been making a name for themselves. From haunted houses to werewolf possession, the two have infiltrated their way through the paranormal communities, becoming household names. However, were they ever legit? This week we will discuss cases they were involved with and look at the facts, debunking them one by one. Let us know if you too have been questioning Ed and Lorraine Warren.

Wes Craven’s “A Nightmare on Elm Street” has had a huge impact in horror. But where did it come from? Well the story was inspired by a very real and very scary phenomenon in the 70s and 80s. A group of men suddenly died in their sleep after being visited by a nightmare demon known in their culture as Dab Tsog. Experts still don’t fully understand what happened to these men. Could it really have been a sleep demon?

This week we take the plunge into the bizarre life of Anatoly Moskvin. Known as a historian and linguist, known for his collection of unique books, Russian dolls, oh and 26 mummified human children. Join us as we go into detail about how and why he went about this twisted grave robbing "hobby".

In March of 2015, Denise Huskins and her boyfriend, Aaron Quinn, were victims of a home invasion. Denise was then kidnapped but returned back home not long after. Leading authorities to question the legitimacy of the crime. Police and media began to spin the case as a hoax and nothing more. But was that all it was or was the couple genuinely victims of a crime which spared their lives?

This week we are back with monster encounters in North America! We discuss case of multiple cryptids/monster from deep in the lakes to deep in the woods. Which one do you believe in most?

Nothing unusual about a little rain storm right? But what about when the rain itself is a little unusual? This week we take the plunge into strange rains! From animals and fruits falling from the sky to the mysterious illness inducing Oakville blobs. Get your umbrellas!

August of 1987, after a night of hunting, the bodies of teenagers, Don Henry and Kevin Ives, were found lying on the railroad tracks in Alexander, Arkansas. The freight train, unable to stop, runs their bodies over. This case was then met with mind boggling dead ends, police interference, and intentional misinformation, leading to a public understanding of a local government cover up. Did the boys perhaps see something they weren't supposed to see? Join us for the full coverage of this tragic and strange case.

How often do you check closets and crawl spaces in your home? Well let this episode be your reminder. Because this week we are taking the plunge into the unsettling case of the Denver Spiderman. In the 1940's a man, who was home alone, was found murdered in his bedroom, with all the doors locked from within and no sign of anyone else in the home. But turns out there was a secret roommate no one knew about. Hear the full story now!