Shadowy doppelgängers, ghosts from the Civil War, and a strange man who keeps a young girl awake throughout the night . . . These are some of the terrifying true encounters that Michelle reports in this week’s installment.

We’re gonna take our horse girls down the Old Town Road… This week, Korbin explores the legend of Marie-Josephte Corriveau—also known as La Corriveau—and her spectral gibbet. (Spoiler: It’s probably just another cover-up for misogyny.) Afterward, Arielle takes us on a tour of haunted theme parks and attractions. Iago also makes his first appearance on the show! Listen closely for his quips and input.

This week’s call comes from Lauren, who has had many paranormal encounters in her life—from an attic full of spirits and witches, to a strange creature that stalked her and her friends during a game of hide-and-seek.

Look, this episode is a long one. To celebrate 10 whole episodes of spooky content, Korbin and Arielle tried their best to bring some name-brand horrors to your ears. Korbin covers the DeFeo Family Murders and the subsequent paranormal activity that came to be known as The Amityville Horror. Arielle touches on the history of Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and the Yeti—though gets a little sidetracked when explaining a series of murders related to the legend. To wrap up this hot mess, Danny reads from a golden selection of Bigfoot erotica. Yeah...just give it a chance!

Holly gave the Spectered Team a call this week to share her story about W.T. Edwards Hospital, because though the building has long been abandoned, it seems that not everyone has checked out for good.

In this week's installment, Korbin covers the Brazilian sleep hag known as La Pisadeira, detailing the possible scientific explanations for the phenomenon known as sleep paralysis. Afterward, Arielle takes us to 18th century France to explore the terrifying—and comical—reign of terror held by the Beast of Gévaudan.

Crystal recounts the paranormal events she experienced at an abandoned mill near her friend’s house, a place filled with ghostly machines, shadow people, and strange smells.

Bear with us this week. Korbin covers the Vallecas Case—the true(ish) events behind the Netflix horror film Verónica. Afterward, a partially drunk Arielle tells the history of the Men in Black and their interesting connections with Alex Trebek, Dan Aykroyd, and Britney Spears. Also featuring Danny's burps.

A strange voice appearing in a Snapchat video Ashley took haunts her to this very day, but doesn't surprise local farmers all that much.

Y'all aren't ready for this week's episode. Korbin goes back to East Asia to explore the history and lore behind the kitsune tsuki, while Arielle retells the strange story of Spring-Heeled Jack. Oh, and the Jersey Shore. [Warning: This episode contains horrible fake accents!]