In 1998, 23 year old Amy Lynn Bradley boarded a cruise to Curacao with her family. After a night full of dancing with her brother and a few interesting interactions with members of the ship's crew, Amy seemingly disappeared from the ship. The crew refused to make an announcement of her disappearance, and failed to search private rooms. Now, over 20 years and a handful of disturbing apparent sightings later, Amy Lynn Bradley has still never been found.

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If you don't know, Savannah, GA is one of the most haunted cities in America, and the Sorrel-Weed House is one of the reasons why. With suicides and mysterious deaths, the stories of the Sorrel family are plagued with darkness. Let us know if you want more Savannah and haunted city stories!

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WE'RE BACK, HOMIES! Life got crazy, but we've missed you! To ease us back in, we recap our lives, our Ghost Files shoutout, and our most recent visit to Waverly Hills Sanatorium! We're moving to bi-weekly episodes, but stay tuned for another one this week!

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In our second episode covering the Zodiac Killer, Sydney discusses possible Zodiac victims, the ciphers, and the most prominent suspects! This case is unsolved for a reason, so expect this episode to have no real conclusion.

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This is a two-parter, homies! In the late 1960s, a serial killer calling himself Zodiac terrorized the San Francisco area. Now, 50 years later, the case is still unsolved - NO, it was not solved in 2021, although a new suspect was brought to public attention. In this first installment of the Zodiac case, Sydney tells us all about the confirmed Zodiac attacks and goes in detail about the plethora of letters he wrote to newspapers.

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On January 10th, 1992, 12 year old Shanda Sharer was abducted by four teenage girls. 16 year old Melinda Loveless was jealous that Shanda was dating the girl she liked, so she led three other girls in the torture and brutal murder of Shanda. Warning: this one is especially rough and deals with the murder of a child.

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This week, Sydney tells us about three different haunted distilleries in Kentucky! Buffalo Trace, Jim Beam, and Old Crow Distilleries have plenty of haunted tales, and some of our favorite paranormal investigators have visited them as well - so don't worry, we of course spend some time talking about our love for Destination Fear.

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This week, Katy tells us about the infamous unsolved case of the Black Dahlia. Elizabeth Short's body was found on January 15th, 1947, brutally murdered. With many rumors from the media, the life of Elizabeth Short has become sensationalized.

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In 2004, 17 year old Brianna Maitland left her job was never seen again. The next morning, Brianna's car was discovered backed into a nearby abandoned building with her paychecks, ID, glasses, and medicine inside. While the police initially considered Brianna a runaway, investigators now believe foul play was involved. Unfortunately, there is almost no evidence whatsoever to indicate what could have happened to Brianna, and over 15 years later, the case is still unsolved.

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On Christmas Eve, 2002, pregnant Laci Peterson went missing while her husband Scott went fishing. Scott's strange behavior quickly turned suspicion onto him: showing no concern for his missing wife, and even calling his mistress on the day of Laci's vigil. Four months later, the bodies of Laci and her baby, Conner, were found. While no one knows exactly what happened, Scott was convicted.

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