Jarrett shares a story from the week of Halloween a few years ago, when a late-night drive turned terrifying and a houseguest saw something she couldn’t explain. Maybe the veil between worlds really is thinner this time of year.

Traces of a long-forgotten past still linger in the homes and streets of Lawrence, Kansas. This episode explores how the echoes of history continue to whisper through the places we inhabit, revealing the chilling ways hauntings and the past intertwine. Haunted by history, these are the tales the land still tells.

Ever wondered if your real estate agent has to tell you someone died in a home? This episode breaks down the truth about disclosure laws, why it matters for buyers, and which states keep the creepiest secrets.

Jarrett recounts strange experiences in her own home: lingering smoke smells and objects mysteriously reappearing.

More than a century after a maid’s mysterious death in 1911, the Sigma Nu fraternity house at the University of Kansas is still said to be haunted. From phantom footsteps and flickering lights to the scent of lavender perfume, it remains one of Lawrence’s most chilling ghost stories.

Jarrett shares a personal experience she had one morning while showing a house.