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The Pandemonium team is back, and this week Rachel and Cat are continuing their Haunted Road Trip with a return trip to Texas; ranked number 9 on our top 10 spookiest states, this was a state we can’t seem to stay away from.
With its wide-open spaces, wild history, and chilling lore, Texas is home to some of the darkest stories in both true crime and the paranormal. From notorious killers like Genene Jones and Dean Corll to the haunted halls of The Menger Hotel and whispers of spirits along lonely highways, Texas proves that everything really is bigger here - including the nightmares.
Get your hydration station ready! Because we’re heading deep into the heart of haunted, crime-ridden Texas once again.
Links We Used - Revisiting Texas can be found on our website! Click here to see what links we used!
The Pandemonium team is back, and this week Rachel and Cat journey across the pond for the first stop on our top 5 list of Haunted International Stops for Haunted October.
Our number 5 international spot is taking us to the infamous Tower of London.
From its beginnings as a fortress to its long history as a prison, execution site, and royal palace, the Tower has seen more blood, betrayal, and intrigue than most places could survive. Ghostly whispers of Anne Boleyn, the Princes in the Tower, and countless others haunt its stone walls, while the stories of treason, torture, and grisly murders keep its dark reputation alive.
Join us as we explore the Tower’s chilling history, its ghostly residents, and the true crime that shaped one of the world’s most notorious landmarks. Grab your tea (and maybe a cross for protection), because things get seriously haunted inside these walls.
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The Pandemonium team is back, and this week Rachel and Cat are taking a road trip to Missouri - a state with no shortage of ghosts, legends, and true crime chills.
From the famously haunted halls of the Lemp Mansion, where tragedy and suicide still echo through the walls, to eerie sightings of the Missouri Monster (Momo), the state’s paranormal history runs deep. But Missouri isn’t just haunted by spirits - it’s also home to some terrifying true crime, including serial killers who left their mark on the heartland.
With a blend of ghost stories, murder cases, and a few dark detours, we uncover the eerie side of the Show-Me State.
Grab your hydration station (and maybe keep the lights on), because Missouri has more than a few skeletons in its closet.
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The Pandemonium team is back, and this week Cat, Rachel, and Meg turn their focus to one of New Mexico’s darkest mysteries - the West Mesa Murders. In 2009, a woman walking her dog stumbled across human bones on Albuquerque’s West Mesa.
What followed was the shocking discovery of 11 women buried in the desert, all believed to be victims of a still-unidentified serial killer. Despite years of investigation, theories, and suspects, the case remains unsolved, leaving families without answers and a community haunted by the thought of a predator who may still be out there.
From the victims’ stories to the hunt for the so-called “West Mesa Bone Collector,” we unravel the chilling mystery that still casts a long shadow over Albuquerque.
((For this particular episode, Cat took their mugshots and created high school yearbook photos for each of the victims - as they should be remembered for who they were - not what they did for work.))
Get your hydration station ready (and maybe don’t go walking alone in the desert), as we dive into this haunting case.
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The Pandemonium team is back, and this week Rachel and Cat turn their attention to Janine Jones - better known as the “Angel of Death.” As a pediatric nurse in Texas during the 1980s, Jones is suspected of taking the lives of as many as 60 children while working in hospitals and clinics.
Convicted of murder and injury to a child, she left behind a trail of heartbreak, unanswered questions, and outrage at the medical system that failed to stop her sooner. From her chilling methods to the lasting impact on the families of her tiny victims, we unravel the dark legacy of one of history’s most notorious medical killers.
Grab your coffee (and maybe hug your loved ones a little tighter), because this one is as haunting as it gets.
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The Pandemonium team is back, and this week Cat and Rachel set sail for one of the most infamous prisons in the world - Alcatraz. Known as “The Rock,” Alcatraz housed some of America’s most dangerous criminals, from mob bosses to escape artists. But beyond the bars and concrete walls lies a chilling legacy of failed escape attempts, ghostly encounters, and tales that refuse to die.
From the mystery of the Anglin brothers’ daring disappearance to the whispers of restless spirits in Cell Block D, we dive into the history, the hauntings, and the myths that make Alcatraz one of true crime and paranormal lore’s most enduring icons.
Grab your coffee and your flashlight - we’re heading inside the haunted and horrifying history of The Rock.
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The Pandemonium team is back, and this week Rachel and Cat dive into the strange and scandalous case of Adelaide Bartlett - at the center of one of Victorian England’s most puzzling trials. When Adelaide’s husband was found dead in 1886 with an alarming amount of chloroform in his stomach, suspicion quickly turned toward the clever and enigmatic wife. Was she a cold-blooded poisoner, an unfairly accused woman, or simply caught in a tangle of love, betrayal, and Victorian double standards? From the courtroom drama that fascinated the public to the enduring mystery of how the chloroform got there, we explore a case that still baffles true crime historians today. Grab your coffee (but maybe skip the mystery additives), and join us as we unravel Adelaide Bartlett’s deadly puzzle.
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Pack your bags, Party Possums. The Pandemonium team is hitting the road!
Join Cat and Rachel in this special road trip episode, as they take you deep into Washington State, where misty forests, rainy highways, and shadowy mountains set the stage for some of the Pacific Northwest’s eeriest legends and darkest crimes.
From haunted asylums and ghostly mansions to notorious murder cases, this journey through Washington proves the Evergreen State hides more than just coffee and rainclouds.
Buckle up, it’s going to be a chilling ride.
Links We Used: Washington State
In this episode, Rachel, Cat, and Em dig into one of the most haunting cold cases in American true crime history: the Keddie murders. In April 1981, a quiet cabin in Keddie, California became the scene of unimaginable violence — a family and their friends brutally attacked, with answers still missing decades later. Despite suspects, theories, and new evidence surfacing over the years, the question remains: who was behind the massacre at Cabin 28? The Pandemonium team unpacks the horror, the heartbreak, and the enduring mystery of the Keddie murders.
Links We Used : The Keddie Murders:
The Pandemonium team is back, and this week Rachel and Cat turn their attention to unravelling the nauseating case of another arsenic killer. She was known by many nicknames - the Giggling Granny, the Jolly Black Widow, and even the Lonely Hearts Killer - behind her cheerful nickname lurked one of the deadliest women in true crime history.
With arsenic as her weapon of choice, Nannie left behind a string of poisoned husbands, family members, and anyone unlucky enough to stand in her way. She was a woman who turned love, family, and even pie into murder weapons.
From her string of poisoned husbands to her shocking confessions, we explore how charm, laughter, and arsenic made her one of America’s most infamous killers - and update our ongoing “Why is it Always Arsenic?” tally, which now stands at 6.
Grab your coffee (just maybe not if she made it), and settle in for a darkly fascinating ride.
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