TW: This episode is a continuation of the Oklahoma Girl Scout case. There are mentions of child murder and sexual assault. If this is triggering to you, please skip this episode!

This week, Kale concludes the Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders case. During this episode, Kale provides more details about the suspect along with information about how the case was conducted. Lastly, after years of this case being cold, Kale describes how this has changed within the last few months. 

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http://www.girlscoutmurders.com/

The Camp Scott Murders: 1977 Girl Scout Murders: C.S. Kelly

TW: The Fanny Adams case is about the death of a young child. If this is triggering to you, please click off at the end of the Renfrew Sister's story.

This week, Kierst is back to her true crime self and tells us two older stories! The first is a local story from our old hometown and is spooky when you think about the crime that took place! Then, Kierst moves on to tell us the tragic story of Fanny Adams, a beautiful 8-year-old whose life was cut tragically short. It's a sad case, but it's always important to spread awareness and get justice for the victims.

(Toward the end of the episode, Kierst's mic gets a little funky. We apologize in advance!)

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This episode is about children. Children who suffered in a tragic way. Also, this episode mentions SA. If this is triggering to you, please skip this episode and come back next week!

In this week's episode, Kale takes a turn doing a true crime episode (Shocking, I know). The Oklahoma Girl Scout murders is a tragic case that took way too long to be brought to justice. In part 1 of this case, Kale discusses the development of the camp, the history of the three victims, and the crime itself. This case will keep you on the edge of your seat, so keep an eye out for part 2!

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This week Kierst tells listeners about one of her favorite touring spots: the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum. This asylum is located in Weston, West Virginia and is open to the public for tours, so check it out! Along with providing us with a history of the asylum along with some paranormal activity claims, Kierst dives into explaining past psychiatric treatments that were thought to "heal" mentally ill individuals. It's an interesting one, so make sure you listen to the end!

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In this week's episode, Kale tells listeners about some chilling hauntings from her home state of Pennsylvania. Even a skeptic may believe in paranormal activity after hearing the crazy tales of the Gettysburg Orphanage, the Jennie Wade House, and The Farnsworth House Inn! If you love spookiness, this episode is for you!

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References

http://www.farnsworthhouseinn.com/home.html

https://civilwarghosts.com/the-farnsworth-house-inn/

https://civilwarghosts.com/hauntings-childrens-orphanage/

https://www.gettysburgbattlefieldtours.com/jennie-wade-house/

https://civilwarghosts.com/the-jennie-wade-house/

This week, Kierst tells that tragic, unsolved case of The Black Dehlia. At the age of 22, a young girl was brutally murdered, yet no one could ever find the killer! Join us this week as Kierst informs us all about this case that unfortunately has gone cold. 

TW: Minor discussion of SA and a very graphic murder. If you do not feel that you can handle graphic details, feel free to skip this episode.

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Resources:

Wiki: Black Dehlia 

The Black Dehlia Files-Donald H. Wolfe

https://youtu.be/YCnFYvL17v4

https://youtu.be/_gM6NG2PN4Q 

https://youtu.be/x__EENXMY2s

This week, Kale decided to discuss several spooky games that are often played at sleepovers. However, she greatly advises you NOT to play these games for risk of summoning an unwanted entity into your home! Join both Kierst and Kale as they discuss the history, rules, and some experiences that occurred when playing Light as a Feather, Stiff as a Board, Sara Sarita, and The Answer Man.

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Lucia Peters' Book, Dangerous Games to Play in the Dark: https://www.amazon.com/Dangerous-Games-Play-Lucia-Peters/dp/1452179794/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3HYYN17OXLPP2&keywords=dangerous+games+to+play+in+the+dark&qid=1657486529&s=books&sprefix=dangerous+games+%2Cstripbooks%2C1514&sr=1-1 

Welcome to Spooky and the Skeptic! We are so happy that you have joined us on this crazy podcasting adventure! Today's episode will begin with both Kierst and Kale introducing themselves. Once introductions are complete, Kierst will begin by diving into the crazy true tale of Anatoly Moskvin. This true crime tale is right up Kierst's alley of interest, but left Kale feeling pretty freaked out. Stay tuned until the end of the episode for a mini bonus true crime story that occurred fairly recently...

Thanks for joining us this week and we look forward to providing you with more entertainment by releasing new episodes every Wednesday!

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