Victoria Jaye comes back to the show for a different style of episode where she tells us about an event that changed her very life.

We're going back to the story that started it all.

During a period between 1817 and 1821 the Bell family was tormented by and unseen entity that today is know as The Bell Witch.

Located In Spartanburg SC, Oakwood Cemetery is the oldest cemetery in the area, home to a former potters field. Legends of specters and ghosts fill the area making it the most haunted place in South Carolina.

Breaking up the spooky of the season with a little bit of history, this episode focus on an unkown founding father John Laurens.  John was the son of Henry Laurens one of South Carolina's representives to the first Continental Congress.  John was in the room when the Declaration Of Independance was signed.  An abolishionist, John believed in freedom not just for whites but for all people.  He wanted to lead the first full batalion of freed black men into war.  John died during a skirmish after the war and is burried in Moncks Corner, SC (hey wait that's where I live).

This Virginia cryptid hasthe body of a small gorilla ith kegs like a kagaroo. It's said to prowl the aplichian trail from Kentucky to Virginia.

This episode is dedicated to a fan I met at the Terrace Theater, who just so happens to be from Beaufort SC. We're going to talk about the oldest recorded American ghost story, set in an ocean front castle no less.

A tragic series of events doom a happy and joyful place for children. Was this park in Myrtle Beach SC doomed from the start?

This episode we visit a local college with some unexpected students joining classes.