Join the team as they discuss Europe's dancing village plague during the 1500s.

Join the team as they discuss Charles Lindbergh facts and the kidnapping of the Lindberg baby.

Join the team as they discuss the life of Edgar Allen Poe and the conspiracy theories surrounding his death.

Join the team as they discuss Violet Jessop who managed to avert disaster multiple times.

In this episode the RTW team discuss the life and disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa.

Join the team as they discuss the sudden disappearance of a pediatrician in the early 2000's.Sources and information for this week's episode -https://medium.com/@jennbaxter_69070/tennessee-cold-case-the-disappearance-of-dr-cherryl-pearson-bf8f643964b8https://ourblackgirls.com/2020/07/26/cherryl-lamont-pearson-vanished-after-taking-early-morning-phone-call/https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna12756112interview by Rob Staffordhttps://charleyproject.org/case/cherryl-lamont-pearsonBartlett Police Depar...

Did the woman hate the town or did the town hate the woman? How many times can person be tried as a witch? Join the team for the discussion.

Small space, no escape, and no one to hear your pleas for help. Buried alive is not peaceful sleep, it is true terror. In this episode the team discuss a case that should send shivers through your whole body.Sources:“The Story of Octavia Hatcher” Posted by Dave Tabler, posted on appalachianhistory.net“Octavia Hatcher, the legend that never dies” by MaryAnn Fletcher- Oct 31, 2018 from wymt.com

Welcome to the inaugural episode of our brand-new podcast: Small Town Missing. In this episode, we cover the missing persons case of Mrs. Ruth Dorsey, a small-town piano player that just disappeared one summer night in Opelika, Alabama. Come join us and a special guest as we delve into this odd disappearance. Sources:https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/usedtobedoe/dorsey-ruth-8-17-1974-t864.html“Opelika Woman Still Missing” by Vivian Cannon of the Montgomery Advertiser (1974) “Opelika P...

This is not a happy family Christmas story. It is tragedy that happened to fall on a special day meant for family joy and cheer.