In this episode, we talk about the case of the tragic and devastating Galveston Hurricane of 1900 that had a death toll over 12,000. Following shortly after Hurricane Hillary passing right over us in California, we wanted to talk about this century old natural disaster and the mysterious hauntings that now take place at the Galveston Walmart.

In this episode, we talk about the conspiracies and theories behind the Titanic. While most of the world believes it was simply a freak accident ending in great tragedy, some people aren't so sure. Was there something far more sinister going on behind the scenes? And how do you explain the photo evidence that suggests something else actually happened?

In this episode, we talk about the slaying of a man who spent his entire life terrorizing his small town of Skidmore. Despite dozens of arrests, Ken McElroy served no jail and time would continue his reign of terror. That is, until the town decided to kill him.

In this episode, we talk about the vicious and carefully planned murder of Cassie Jo Stoddart that was inspired by Scream and the Columbine shooters. The most chilling part of this story is that you can watch the documented video of the murderers before and after the shooting, giving you an up-close and personal dive into a malicious act of cold-blooded murder.

In this episode, we talk about the strange and unexplained mystery of the family that went mad. Following our first episode about the Erikson Twins, this case is another case of shared madness, only this time, an entire family. To this day, we still have no answers as to why this family fled their farm, drove hundreds of miles in one day, terrified locals in their wake, and returned without a single explanation for their behavior.

In this episode, we talk about the strange and unexplained case of the Erikson twins and the psychotic break that they shared, resulting in the murder of a stranger in London. Cases of shared madness are not well documented and even less understood, making this a creepy story that definitely keeps us up at night.