So....your favorite podcast ghosted you...

But really, we wanted to give you guys an update! After a small hiatus we will be back with part 2 of Missing In Our National Parks soon! In this life update episode, we talk about how things will change going forward and some other exciting news! We can't thank you guys enough for listening to our little pod. 

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Although no official number is recorded, it is estimated that roughly 1000 people have gone missing in our National Parks since 1916, when the National Park Service was set up. Some people believe that number could be much, much higher since there is no national database to track when people go missing on public lands.

In part one, Cathi & Jenessa will talk about a few missing children who have disappeared seemingly without a trace in National Parks and the central themes that tie their stories together. After listening, make sure to head over to our Facebook page and leave a comment letting us know what you think!

Oohh friends we have a treat for you! Well, not literally. In fact, you may want to stay away from food while listening to this episode. Issei Sagawa fantasized from a young age what it would be like to eat a person. His fantasies finally came to life when tricked someone who befriended him into coming to his home.

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Kennedy Ife was one of 7 children of a deeply religious family in London. When one day he began acting strange, his family assumed he had become possessed, and chained him to the bed, and attempted an exorcism.

Trigger Warning: Episode talks about suicide.

In this Cathi led episode, she delves into the Suicide Forest. What draws people there? What things have been found? Is it true that people go there to die? Take a listen and let us know what you think.

Happy Valentines friends! In this episode, we're giving you stories of murders that take place on Valentines Day. From 1920s gangs to the brutal unsolved murder of two high school sweethearts, these 7 stories will remind you that it's not always a sweet holiday.

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Hey Spooky friends! We've missed you while taking a small break. Don't fret, we have a surprise episode coming Friday 2/12/2021. 

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We pick up right where we left off in part 1, going over how the victims of the Dyatlov expedition were found. The remaining 4 hikers, which would be found months later, had the most gruesome and curious wounds of all. We'll also discuss what they officially list as the causes of death, and then we'll tell you what we think happened. It's one of those cases where there are more questions than answers!

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In this episode, we discuss the mysterious event of Dyatlov Pass. A group of 10 hikers start out on an expedition in the Siberian forest. When their check in date goes by without any communication, search parties are called in. The hikers' tent is found mutilated, with perhaps the most startling evidence that it was cut open from the inside out. The hikers bodies begin to be found in startling and unusual conditions. 

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On January 16th, 1997 Scott Falater went to bed. He said the next thing he remembers is police swarming his home and arresting him for killing his wife of twenty years. His defense and court appearance would gain national attention as Scott said he was sleepwalking when he stabbed his wife 44 times.