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Love stories are supposed to end with happily ever after... but some never end at all.
In this spooky Valentine's Day special, we are diving into the dark side of love and we're following a bride named Emily who made it to the bridge... but never made it home. Dressed in white and lost to mystery, her tragic death left behind more than heartbreak. Visitors say she still lingers in the darkness, waiting... watching... and maybe even trying to be seen.
But she isn't the only one whose Valentine's Day ended in blood instead of roses.
We're also talking about the ghosts of Cherry Hill and a love triangle that ended in the last public hanging in Albany, New York, as well as, stepping into the chilling aftermath of the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre - The brutal crime that shocked the nation and cemented Al Capone's deadly legacy in Chicago. Nearly a century later, people claim the victims never truly left, with phantom footsteps, shadow figures, a cursed brick wall, and an overall energy that refuses to rest.
Because sometimes, love doesn't die.
It lingers. It waits.
And on certain bridges... and certain Valentine's Days...
It comes back.
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Content Warning: This episode includes discussion of real-life violence and the murder of entire families (including children). Listener discretion is strongly advised.
Some houses don't just creak... they remember.
In this episode, we step inside the Amityville Horror House and the Villisca Axe Murder House - Two homes forever tied to real tragedy and decades of chilling paranormal claims. We talk hauntings, lingering energy, and why some places seem unable to let go of what happened inside their walls.
These stories are heavy, but they matter. We approach them with care, respect, and just enough nervous laughter to get through the darkness together.
Summary: This episode presents an in-depth exploration of two notorious murder scenes: the Amityville Horror House and the Villisca Axe Murder House. The Amityville Horror House, infamous for the brutal killings of the DeFeo family in 1974, is meticulously examined. Haley and Tammy recount the chilling details of Ronald DeFeo Jr.'s confession to murdering his family in the dead of night, highlighting the eerie circumstances that surrounded the crime. Following the murders, the Lutz family’s brief yet harrowing experience in the home adds another layer of complexity to the narrative, as they reported experiencing paranormal phenomena that ultimately forced them to abandon their residence after just 28 days. The episode dissects the subsequent media circus that ensued, questioning the authenticity of the Lutzes' claims while also considering the psychological impacts of living in such a historically fraught environment. Shifting focus to the Villisca Axe Murder House, Haley and Tammy recount the horrific events of June 9-10th 1912, when the Moore family and two friends were brutally slain in their home. The gruesome details are recounted, including the ritualistic nature of the murders, which left a permanent scar on the small town of Villisca. Haley and Tammy discuss various theories surrounding the identity of the perpetrator, including the possibility of a deranged individual or a more organized hit, drawing connections to the broader societal implications of such violent acts in the early 20th century. This segment of the episode also addresses the legacy of the Villisca house, its restoration efforts, and the paranormal experiences reported by modern visitors, creating a narrative that intertwines historical reality with supernatural lore, ultimately engaging the audience in a contemplation of the true nature of evil and its lasting impact on communities.
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Flapping in at 10 feet tall with glowing red eyes and absolutely no respect for personal space, this week on Smells Like Seen Spirit we talk all about the Mothman! We deep dive into the eerie origins of Point Pleasant's most ominous winged cryptid, his suspicious habit of predicting disasters, and why seeing him is basically the paranormal equivalent of a "bad things are coming" group text. Is Mothman a protector? A harbinger of doom? Or just a misunderstood flying menace with terrible timing? Grab your flashlight, avoid bridges, and join this mother-daughter duo as we laugh, scream, and respectfully ask Mothman to stay several counties away from us.
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Oklahoma may be the Sooner State, but some spirits here are in absolutely no hurry to leave. In this episode, we (Haley & Tammy) dive into two of Oklahoma's (our home state!) most infamous haunted hotspots: Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa and the Skirvin Hotel in Oklahoma City. From cowboy ghosts who apparently want to spend their afterlife two-steppin on the dance floor to a female ghost who gets a little too friendly with some terrified NBA players. Expect eerie history, unsettling encounters, and plenty of laughs. Tonight, we're talking haunted places where the dead are fearless - and the living are most definitely not.
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It's a very haunted Christmas at our houses this year! We are decking the halls with pure nightmare fuel (with a few laughs mixed in). We're talking Frau Perchta, the winter witch who rewards the good and violently reorganizes your insides if you're bad & Krampus, Saint Nick's emotionally unstable naughty list enforcer. Plus, we unwrap a handful of cursed Christmas Reddit stories that prove the most terrifying part of the holidays isn't your relatives... Consider this your official warning to behave this holiday season!
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In this episode, we blast off into the unnerving universe of aliens, UFOs, and all things that go beep-boop in the night. Join us (Haley & Tammy), your favorite mother-daughter duo, as we unpack bizarre sightings, questionable government behavior (as usual), and personal accounts that range from "huh?" to "oh absolutely not." Expect mysterious lights in the sky, weird time-slips, cosmic side-eye, and enough extraterrestrial chaos to make you double-check your windows before bed. It's creepy, it's funny, and it may or may not convince you that Earth is the sketchiest rest stop on the galactic highway. Buckle up- things are about to get weird.
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You don't have to be alive to be involved in a murder. Ghosts can participate too ya know?
In this episode, we (Haley & Tammy) discuss the only two documented cases in history where a ghost was involved in a murder trial. The Bell Witch, who terrorized a Tennessee family with the confidence of a ghost who definitely skipped anger management, and The Greenbrier Ghost, the only murder victim bold enough to come back and testify from beyond the grave.
Join us as we unpack vengeful spirits, suspicious husbands, spectral court appearances, and the kind of 1800s drama that proves ghosts have always been petty. It's spooky, it's hilarious, and it's exactly the kind of energy you've come to expect from your favorite mother-daughter paranormal duo. Tune in.. if you dare.
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Are you haunted? Do you want to be?
This week is our second listener stories episode in our series called "The Seen Files" where we read some of your unexplainable or spooky stories back to you as well as some of our own and even some wild ones from Reddit!
This episode of 'Smells Like Seen Spirit' invites listeners to engage with the inexplicable through a series of compelling listener stories. The conversation is rich with vivid descriptions of encounters that challenge the boundaries of reality, allowing us to traverse the thin line between the known and the unknown. Each tale encapsulates a unique experience, from ghostly apparitions to sensations that defy explanation, thereby fostering a sense of community among those who have faced similar phenomena. Haley & Tammy guide the discussion with a deft balance of seriousness and light-heartedness, creating a welcoming environment for all who have ever felt the chill of an unseen presence. This episode not only entertains but also serves as a reminder of the unexplored realms of our existence, prompting us to question the nature of reality and the forces that may lie beyond our understanding. Through shared stories, we find solace in our fears and curiosity, ultimately urging all to remain open to the mysteries that surround us.
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Demons, aliens, ghosts, or just urban legend... In today's episode, Haley and Tammy discuss their thoughts on the Black Eyed Kids and tell stories of real encounters that people have had with these terrifying beings.
In an exploration that is both engaging and unsettling, this podcast episode invites listeners to confront the enigma of the Black Eyed Kids—a modern urban legend steeped in mystery and fear. Haley and Tammy present a meticulously researched narrative that examines the origins of BEK sightings, tracing their roots back to the 1996 report by journalist Brian Bethel, which catalyzed a wave of similar testimonies across the globe. By dissecting the common characteristics of these encounters, such as the BEK's insistence on being invited inside and their distinctive appearance, the discussion raises pertinent questions about the nature of evil and the boundaries of human experience. The episode does not shy away from the psychological implications of fear, illustrating how encounters with the BEK can leave indelible marks on witnesses, often leading to long-term anxiety and paranoia. With a blend of personal stories, expert insights, and a critical examination of the phenomena, this episode serves as both a cautionary tale and a fascinating study of contemporary folklore, urging listeners to remain vigilant against the shadows that lurk on the periphery of our understanding.
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Are you haunted? Do you want to be? This week we are releasing our very first ever listener stories episode! These series is called "The Seen Files". Remember "The X Files"? We are excited to read you some of our spooky stories as well as your own!
The episode is a captivating exploration of the paranormal, where we unite personal anecdotes with listener contributions to create a tapestry of ghostly encounters. As we delve into both our stories and those shared by our audience, we uncover a spectrum of experiences that range from the mildly unsettling to the profoundly terrifying. Each account serves as a testament to the enduring intrigue of the supernatural, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own experiences with the inexplicable. We prompt our audience to engage with the narratives, fostering a communal experience of fear and fascination. By weaving together these diverse tales, we seek to illuminate the common threads that connect us all in our quest for understanding the mysteries that lie beyond the veil.
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You can DM us on Instagram at @smellslikeseenspirit or you can email them to us at [email protected] to be featured and get a shoutout on the podcast!
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