In this episode, we dive into one of the most famous UFO cases in history—the Barney and Betty Hill incident. In 1961, this New Hampshire couple reported a terrifying encounter with a UFO, later recounting under hypnotic regression the strange beings and experiences they allegedly endured.

We’ll explore the Hills’ account and the intense debate it sparked, with both UFO enthusiasts and skeptics weighing in on the validity of their memories and the science of hypnotic regression. The Hills’ story has become a cornerstone of UFO lore, inspiring books and films alike. Join us as we journey through the evidence, theories, and lasting impact of this legendary case.

In this episode, we explore the luxurious yet ghostly Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables, Miami, renowned not only for its opulence but for being one of Florida’s most haunted locations. From its Prohibition-era connection to organized crime, including notorious mobster Thomas "Fatty" Walsh, to its role as a military hospital during WWII, the Biltmore’s history is steeped in intrigue and tragedy. Guests and staff have reported sightings of ghostly figures, from a spectral elevator operator to soldiers who never left.

In this episode, we uncover the mystery of The Mothman of Point Pleasant, a winged creature that allegedly terrorized a small West Virginia town in the 1960s. We’ll explore eyewitness accounts, including those from gravediggers and locals who reported seeing a creature with glowing red eyes and an enormous wingspan.

In this episode, we venture into the unsettling history of Los Angeles' infamous Cecil Hotel, a place marked by tragic deaths, unsolved mysteries, and notorious criminals. Known for its dark past, the hotel has been home to numerous tragedies, including suicides, disappearances, and violent murders.

In this episode, we explore the haunted history of Pere Cheney, Michigan—a ghost town with a dark past. Founded by lumberjacks in 1874, the town faced a series of tragic events, including deadly diphtheria outbreaks, devastating fires, and a sharp population decline, leading to its abandonment by 1917.

But what truly fuels the eerie legend is the tale of a banished witch, said to have cursed the town, causing its downfall. Today, only the Pere Cheney cemetery remains, and it's the site of many ghostly apparitions and paranormal stories.

In this episode, we journey into the eerie halls of the Mansfield Reformatory in Ohio, a former prison notorious for its chilling paranormal activity. Visitors, former staff, and paranormal investigators have all reported ghostly encounters within its walls—disembodied voices, unexplained physical sensations, and other unsettling phenomena.

We'll explore the stories of lingering spirits, believed to be the souls of former inmates and guards, whose presence still haunts the reformatory. With each account, the Mansfield Reformatory solidifies its reputation as one of the most haunted places in the Midwest.

Prepare for a chilling exploration of this infamous prison’s ghostly history.

In this episode, we delve into the mysterious history of Soop Cemetery in Belleville, Michigan—a place surrounded by eerie legends and paranormal lore. Once known as Pleasantview Cemetery, the site is said to be haunted, with a particular focus on Elizabeth Soop, a member of the family who once owned the land. According to local stories, Elizabeth practiced witchcraft, though this claim remains disputed by some family members and historians.

In this episode, we dive into the eerie legend of the Ada Witch, the ghostly figure said to haunt Findlay Cemetery in Ada, Michigan. The chilling tale revolves around a woman who was murdered by her enraged husband after discovering her infidelity. Though historical records don't support the story, the legend has captivated locals for decades, thanks to sightings, strange sounds, and ghostly encounters.

We'll explore the origins of the Ada Witch myth and hear a first-hand account from a paranormal investigator who visited the cemetery. They faced not only the haunted atmosphere but also some unexpected visitors—drunken ghost hunters and even the local police.

But here's the twist: the grave commonly associated with the Ada Witch actually belongs to a woman named Sarah McMillan, who died of typhoid fever—not a tragic murder. Join us as we unravel the truth behind this haunting tale and discuss the importance of exploring such legends with respect for both the living and the dead.

Tune in, if you dare.

Eloise Psychiatric Hospital was a large complex located in Westland, Michigan. It was named after Eloise Dickerson Davock, the daughter of Detroit's postmaster12. The hospital operated from 1839 to early 1982

"The Lights Over Copper Ridge" tells the story of Hawthorn Gap, a forgotten Appalachian town haunted by mysterious events. The legend of "The Visitors" begins with a miner, Earl Patterson, who returns from the mountains with strange burns and a disturbing tale of non-human figures. After Patterson's disappearance, more unsettling incidents, including livestock mutilations, unnatural lights, and strange sounds, occur. Grace Saunders, a resident of Hawthorn Gap, has a terrifying encounter with these "Visitors" on Copper Ridge, the highest peak in the area, leaving her convinced that something powerful and unknown is lurking in the mountains.