Another week, another episode! This week, Mimi shares the story of a haunted Manhattan hotel, the Morris-Jumel Mansion, and Janine fans the flames of speculation surrounding spontaneous Human Combustion (SHC.) This episode features a "shrunken" head, an elderly ghost, an expression of love for musicals (from Mimi,) and some Googling (it sounds dirtier than it is...)

Thanks to http://anomalyinfo.com for all of the awesome info regarding Spontaneous Human Combustion. If anyone is interested in learning more about SHC, check out this website. It's full of interesting information and a chronological list of SHC cases throughout history.

http://anomalyinfo.com/Topics/spontaneous-human-combustion-reports-chronological-order

Mimi continues her voyage to the dark side this week with the tale of Giles DeRey, compatriot to Joan of Ark, child murderer, and necrophiliac. Janine explores vampire folklore and legend in a little piece she likes to call Bird of Death.

Disclaimer: Mimi's piece is a little creep-tastic this week. If you're faint of heart or just don't enjoy graphic descriptions of violence, skip to the 20 minute mark.

Have a folklore story from your neck of the woods that you'd like to share? Experience some ghostly or otherwise unexplainable phenomena? Drop us a line! We'd love to read about your experiences and share them on an upcoming minisode! [email protected] is your friend. =)

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This week, Janine brings us to Gardner, MA, otherwise known as "Chair City," for an in depth look at the S.K. Pierce Mansion and Mimi brings the creepy with the story of Joseph Metheny, The Cannibal Killer. This episode has true crime, features a mustard colored toilet, and will make you question everything you know about roadside BBQ.

More like WTF.

DISCLAIMER: This episode contains graphic descriptions of violence. Listener discretion is advised. Mimi's piece begins around the 28 minute mark.

Send us your paranormal stories or favorite folklore tales! We'd love to read your stories on the show. Send those to [email protected]

This week, Janine shares the haunted history of the Alton State Hospital in Alton, IL, and Mimi relays the tale of Madame Marie Delphine LaLaurie, the New Orleans slave owner who took torture to a whole new level. This episode contains a critique of the Wonder Woman movie, a mummified piglet, and a man named Fiffenberger.

Releasing this episode a little early in honor of Haunt Heads surpassing 1000 total downloads! Thank you to all of our fellow Haunt Heads. We're so glad you're listening! =)

Article courtesy of The Alton Telegraph (1812) http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~asylums/alton_il/index.html

This week, Janine shares the haunted history of the Alton State Hospital in Alton, IL, and Mimi relays the tale of Madame Marie Delphine LaLaurie, the New Orleans slave owner who took torture to a whole new level. This episode contains a critique of the Wonder Woman movie, a mummified piglet, and a man named Fiffenberger.

Releasing this episode a little early in honor of Haunt Heads surpassing 1000 total downloads! Thank you to all of our fellow Haunt Heads. We're so glad you're listening! =)

Article courtesy of The Alton Telegraph (1812) http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~asylums/alton_il/index.html

This week, Janine shares an oldie but a good-ie, A Haunting in Connecticut, and Mimi introduces us to the ghost of A.W. Priest at the Hearthstone Historic House Museum in Appleton, WI. 

This episode contains phantom hay fever, a shoutout to Thomas Edison, an oddball family, and a jumping crucifix. 

Disclaimer: Box of eyelids not included.

This week, Mimi takes us to a supposed haunted hot spot, Dartford Cemetery in Green Lake, WI, and Janine regails us with tales of immurement, the practice of walling up the faithful and the penitent. This episode features a haunted mausoleum, foundational sacrifices, and a conversation about finding the story behind paranormal occurrences. 

Send us your paranormal stories and/or folklore tales! We also love weird and wonderful stuff. If we like what you send, we might even feature it on an episode of Haunt Heads! Send your stories to [email protected].

Stay spooky!

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This week, Janine discusses urban legends she loves including The Hook Man legend and The Choking Doberman. Mimi shares a story about Witch Road (Callan Road) in Ripon, WI.

This episode contains a little true crime, fantastic urban legends, a witchy woman, and sleepaway camp stories. 

Featured in this episode: The occasional Harley Davidson morotcycle engine revving outside because this podcast is recorded in Milwaukee. ;) Also, because summer.

Note: This episode contains descriptions of violence (nothing too severe, but just so you know.) Listener discretion is advised.

Mimi's love of steak leads to the tale of a haunted steakhouse and Underground Railroad location in Mequon, WI. Janine discusses the weird and wonderful world of toxic fashion trends in Victorian England. This episode contains a little more Capone, copious amounts of arsenic, and whiter than white bread.

We'd like to start recording mini episodes! Please send us your favorite urban legends or folklore tales or share your haunted experiences with us. We'd love to read them on the show!

This week, Mimi and Janine discuss Janine's childhood trauma, Mimi's drunken adult trauma, and Mimi communicates her interest in what human bisection actually *looks* like. It's not creepy at all...

**Note** We were such chatty cathy's this week that we forgot to record an intro so Janine had to do it after the fact. The audio in the intro section is slightly different than the remainder of the episode, but it all looks like an alien face hugger so we're good!

Locations featured this week: The Brumder Mansion in Milwaukee, WI and Black River Falls, WI.

Were you told about Cropsey as a kid? Does your culture have legends you'd like to share? Send us your folklore tales and stories of the paranormal! We're excited to get started on mini episodes. =) [email protected]