In this month's episode of ¡Qué Spooky! Podcast, grab your spa water and cowboy caviar because Andrez is going to be taking us back to the late 80s to revisit a haunting. He shares Jackie Hernandez's San Pedro Haunting, one of the most well-documented paranormal encounters in the US. Next, Kevin shares the story of the now defunct Reino Mágico amusement park in Veracruz, Mexico that was built on top of graves and has a continued history of paranormal and unexplained happenings. 

CONTENT WARNING: CHILD MURDER, VIOLENCE.

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We bring to you chiquisode #3! In this long overdue follow-up, we share stories that you, the listeners, have submitted to us! Seems like the duendes are out to play in this episode. They may be bite-sized but they'll scare you half to death. With some dreams and experiences sprinkled throughout, we hope you enjoy our 3rd installment.

We had so much fun sharing these and reacting to them, so please feel free to submit your to keep these going! They can be personal experiences, something that happened in your hometown or to a relative, or something scary that una señora told tu amigx el/la chismosx and they just had to tell you right away.

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In this month's episode of ¡Qué Spooky! Podcast, Kevin starts off with the historical landmark of the Panteón de Belén, a cemetery in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico that has many paranormal and unexplained legends surrounding it. Next, Andrez shares the case of the Sacramento Vampire, a man by the name of Richard Chase who committed a string of murders in Sacramento, California, USA during the 1970s.

It's been a bit, so we had a lot to catch up on!

CONTENT WARNING: SUICIDE, SEXUAL ABUSE, CHILD MURDER, VIOLENCE, MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES, ANIMAL ABUSE.

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En este episodio de ¡Qué Spooky! Podcast, esperamos que todos tengan un mes del orgullo divertido y seguro! 🏳️‍🌈 

Andrez comparte la historia y el verdadero origen de Annabelle, una muñeca supuestamente poseída por un demonio que inspiró una serie de películas. Luego, Kevin comparte la historia del terremoto y tsunami de Tōhoku (東日本大震災) y los informes de avistamientos de fantasmas que se volvieron muy comunes en los días y años después.

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¡Compartenos con sus amigxs y cuídense mucho!

In this episode of ¡Qué Spooky! Podcast, we prepare for summer in Oklahoma with the new Bad Bunny album! First, Kevin shares the story of El Asesino de Cumbres, a murder that took place in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, México that took the lives of two innocent angels. Next, Andrez shares the story of the survival of María Eugenia, the case of a woman in Argentina that was held captive and suffered severe abuse for 23 years. 

CONTENT WARNING: MURDER, INFANTICIDE, SUICIDE, SEXUAL ABUSE, DOMESITC VIOLENCE, KIDNAPPING. 

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In this episode of ¡Qué Spooky! Podcast, we forget how to start these episodes, as if we haven't been doing it for the past 2 years. First, Andrez starts us off with the story of el Desierto de los Leones (the Desert of the Lions) and the mysterious reported sightings in the area. Next, Kevin shares two urban legends; the legend of el Cuadro del Payaso (the painting of the clown) and the legend of el Fantasma Payaso de Nuevo Laredo (the ghost clown of Nuevo Laredo).

"See, when you do clownery, the clown comes back to bite." - Mo'Nique

CONTENT WARNING: MURDER & SUICIDE. 

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