Roadside Horror Show

Welcome to another special episode. We’re taking a short break from our road trip to bring you some of the most talked about hoaxes in the paranormal community. Like what you hear and want us to do more specials like this? E-mail us and let us know!

In this week’s episode, Nicole tells the tale of a globetrotting bank robber who can’t keep it in his pants and Eden takes you on a tour of Maine’s haunted inns. So, get on that raft (but weigh the money first) and prepare to (probably) be choked to death in your sleep! These are the stories of The Mars Hill Bank Robber and Haunted Inns.

In this week’s episode, Eden and Nicole learn the smell of a corpse won’t necessarily put you off your meal and playing the same song on repeat may result in an axe to the head. These are the stories of Pearl Smith and haunted lighthouses.

In this week’s episode we learn just how far one man is willing to go for $15 and we also learn how far one woman is willing to go for the man she loves (hint: the grave. It’s the grave.) These are the stories of The Smuttynose Murders and The Notchland Inn.

We have some great stories for you this week!  Our first story will start you off feeling confused and leave you feeling...confused, all while sounding like a paternity test episode of Maury.  Our second tale will talk about the first time Barney and Betty met The Great Gazoo! These are the stories of The Chameleon Killer and The Alien Abduction of Barney and Betty Hill.

In this week’s episode Nicole and Eden discuss the finer points of how to hogtie oneself and just how many possible cultists there are in Bennington. These are the stories of Orville Gibson (not the guitar guy) and Southern Vermont College.

For this week’s episode, we talk about how selling CB radios can be dangerous work and that one time Eden went swimming in Lake Champlain. These are the stories of Chris Marquis and Champ. 

In this episode we learn that some people need to wear helmets 100% of the time and that Wonder Woman was responsible for driving the Nazis out of Salem!  These are the stories of Reverend Clarence Richeson and The House of the Seven Gables.

Hello again, everyone!  This week we're taking you to the state everyone hates to spell: Massachusetts!  Seriously, why is it so difficult?  Anyway, our true crime story for this week involves a murder/suicide at Harvard.  I literally can't think of a way to make that funny, so that's all you're getting this time around.  We'll also take a spooky trip through a tunnel filled with moist shafts!  Remember, if your shaft burns, seek medical attention.  These are the stories of Sinedu Tadesse and Trang Ho, and The Bloody Pit AKA The Hoosac Tunnel.

Our first stop this week is in Warwick where we learn that road rage is always a bad idea, as is jumping bail when your family put up three houses.  Providence is our second stop where ghostly happenings abound in a hotel where you can in dinner and an org, but make sure to save room for dessert because there's ritualistic slaughter a-plenty waiting in the basement.  These are the stories of Adam Emery and The Biltmore Hotel.