On Christmas Eve 1959, a bullet crashed through a kitchen window and killed a man named Charles Roy Clark. The police and neighbors were stumped. Charles didn't have any enemies. He was loved at work and a Sunday school superintendent. No one had a bad word to say about this father of four who loved his wife and children. Charles had it all. He he a great career, an attractive wife and the love and admiration of everyone who knew him. He seemed to have the perfect family life. But did he?

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As a 15 year old teenager, Justine lived in a haunted house. She believes it to be a place where old cowboys still visit to dance, drink, sit at the bar, and find a nice lady of the evening to keep him warm. While there, she immediately knew the house was evil and she had to leave. She witnessed a spirit toss her younger sister from a balcony and breaking her arm. Even one of the family dog's refused to enter the house. What entity without hands continuously touched family members and opened doors? Justine heard the shuffling of cowboy boots, a fiddler playing a song, dancing and talking from unseen spirits of the dead.

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From 1976 to 1977, a serial killer stalked and murdered four Michigan children. Detroit was gripped in fear. Parents held their children closer while the infamous “stranger danger” term became a famous term known to this day, There are many different theories about who committed these murders, but decades later, no one has paid for these murders. In this concluding episode, I have comments from J. Reuben Appelman, the author of The Kill Jar, a book about this case. This is one of the most disturbing cases you will ever read about. To read my columns, please visit www.Clermontsun.com or my website at www.themarcabe.com. You can also find me on Facebook and Twitter, and if you are interested in sponsoring my podcast and column, please click on this link: http://www.themarcabe.com/donations.html

Oakland County Michigan is considered a great place to raise a family. Unfortunately, from 1976 to 1977 this would change. Detroit was gripped in fear after a serial killer had abducted and murdered four children. Parents held their children closer while the infamous “stranger danger” term became a famous term known to this day, There are many different theories about who committed these murders, but decades later, no one has paid for these murders. To read my columns, please visit www.Clermontsun.com or my website at www.themarcabe.com. You can also find me on Facebook and Twitter, and if you are interested in sponsoring my podcast and column, please click on this link: http://www.themarcabe.com/donations.html

Do you believe that some people can predict their future? Back in 1987, a teenager had premonitions that she would never live long enough to become an adult and she never wavered from the idea. She even cried to her mom saying she didn’t want to grow up because she knew it would never happen. Unfortunately, a serial killer would have her in his sights and she wouldn't live long enough to become an adult.To read my columns, please visit www.Clermontsun.com or my website at www.themarcabe.com. You can also find me on Facebook and Twitter, and if you are interested in sponsoring my podcast and column, please click on this link: http://www.themarcabe.com/donations.html

Dara didn't believe in God and never considered the consequences of her actions. This all changed after she had a near death experience and met the infamous shadow man who stood vigilant at her bedside. The faceless entity waited to take her to a dark place filled with sorrow and depravity. Fortunately, God would step in and allow her a second chance to make things right in her life. Upon recovering from her near death experience, she became baptized and converted to Christianity. She shared her story with me. According to her, we all must face judgment for our actions while on Earth. The general consensus is that after you die, your spirit moves on to Heaven, a place supposedly reserved for people who lived a good life and treated others with love and respect. So what happens to those who are greeted with darkness instead of a warm light after they die? find out about one woman's journey to find peace in her life.

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Alexander "Sawney" Bean, his wife and his large family lived in a cave in Scotland for 25 years. No one even knew of their existence because they never went into any nearby towns or villages. This meant no one even knew the Bean clan existed. The Beans had grown into a large family. All the Bean children and grandchildren were born from incestuous relations.

The Beans raised their offspring without any civility or humanity. They were more like wild animals than human beings. By this time you may be asking yourself an obvious question. If they away from civilization and in a cave, how did they get by? The answer was disturbing.

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The Livingston family in West Virginia became the victims of mysterious ghostly clippers that cut up the family's furniture, livestock and clothing. The clippers clipped and snipped constantly. Adam Livingston would have to go to great depths to get his home exorcised. The city of London is the most haunted city in the world. Men like Sir Walter Raleigh and Thomas Moore both lost their heads many centuries ago. Today, people claim to see their ghosts near the London Tower. The ghost of Sir Walter Raleigh is often seen holding his bloody head. Read about these two spooky ghost stories. To read my columns, please visit www.Clermontsun.com or my website at www.themarcabe.com. You can also find me on Facebook and Twitter, and if you are interested in sponsoring my podcast and column, please click on this link: http://www.themarcabe.com/donations.html

This week I have two great ghost stories that date back to the 1800s. The first one involves Philip and Fanny Hartman. They were a happily married couple until Fanny became ill and died. Her dying words to Philip were that he never find love with another woman. If he did, she would return from the grave for him. My second story involves a family who moved into a New Jersey haunted house. They lived there for a year until a ghost forced them to leave. To read my columns, please visit www.Clermontsun.com or my website at www.themarcabe.com. You can also find me on Facebook and Twitter, and if you are interested in sponsoring my podcast and column, please click on this link: http://www.themarcabe.com/donations.html

In this episode, I profile three true stories that involve murder and the supernatural. These stories were published in newspapers between 1896 through 1905. The first story is about a man named Claudius Smith who was hanged in 1779. Depending on whom you ask, his boots were cursed. The second story is about a big Irishman named Tom Allen who shares his personal experience with a ghostly encounter. My third story is about a man named Joseph Dailey who claimed he owned a haunted gun. To read my columns, please visit www.Clermontsun.com or my website at www.themarcabe.com. You can also find me on Facebook and Twitter, and if you are interested in sponsoring my podcast and column, please click on this link: http://www.themarcabe.com/donations.html