Roadside Horror Show

Join us on the road this week where we tackle several cold cases in what could be the work of a serial killer.  We also take a trip to the land of 1000 (well, 5) Williams!

These are the stories of Roseanne Robinson, Diane Drake, Hillary Hellewell, Kathy Perry, and The Governor William Sprague Mansion.

In this week's episode, we learn there's no wrong way to poison someone with arsenic and that once over half your town dies and/or goes insane, you should probably just cut your losses and get the hell out!  We also give you a free lesson on codpieces and corsets!  Get those road snacks ready and buckle up for the stories of The Poison Fiend: Lydia Sherman, and The Curse of Dudleytown!

We apologize for the poor audio quality this week and are looking into fixing it.  We recorded in a different space to make room for our guest but are looking into finding a better way of doing interviews.  Regardless, the content is still there and we are sure you guys will enjoy our first ever interview!  Special guest: E. Massey, The Pocono Witch.

This week, we learn that the nickname Dick is just so fitting for one man named Richard and that even ghosts love theater!

In this week's episode we learn that true love means never having to say you're sorry for scamming people out of their money if the lover you're scamming thinks it sounds like fun!  We also learn that if the price of a large Dutch Colonial in a good neighborhood is too good to be true, it's probably haunted as f***!  These are the stories of The Lonely Hearts Killers and The Amityville Horror House.

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We're back in Maryland this week for some more spooky fun!  You won't want to miss this one.  Nicole tells us the incredible tale of a woman who doesn't know how to keep a secret even when it means jail time, and Eden spooks us all with the tale of a house where 13 people died.  Buckle up and settle in for the chilling tales of The Murder Mystery Weekend Killing and Hager House.

Thank for joining us on our first two stops in Maryland.  First, we learn the importance of reading the ingredients in the food you eat, especially when said food is being sold by a murderer, and we also learn that all who live in huts are not witches.  In other words, these are the stories of Joe Metheny and Moll Dyer.

In this week's episode we discuss how life is sometimes like a box of chocolates in the worst way and how a feast of rats isn't just for Survivor contestants anymore (Richard Hatch, if you're listening, please put your clothes back on.)  These are the Chocolate Candy Murders and Pea Patch Island.

This week we're headed to Delaware for some good old fashioned spooky fun.  This week, we learn that murder can sometimes be a family affair, and sometimes ghosts need booze, too!  These are the stories of Anne Marie Fahey and Woodburn Hall.