The Roaming Jess

For 13 months a winged creature with red eyes instilled fear into the locals of Point Pleasant. The sightings started on Nov 15, 1966 when two young couples spotted a large black bird with red eyes at the “TNT Area”

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The first keeper was Alexander Pesonen and later when he married his wife, Mary Watson, she joined him. In June of 1923, after nearly 25 years at North Head, Mary went for a walk with the dog and never returned. Earlier that month Pesonen had taken his wife to the doctor where she was diagnosed with depression. But the returned because she was in high spirits and happy. Why is it called Cape Disappointment? "Though the cape was first mapped by Spanish explorer Bruno de Hezeta in 1775, its naming is credited to English Captain John Meares, who approached the cape in 1788, but could not locate the river's entrance. Meares, therefore, named the headland Cape Disappointment."

*TW* Episode talks of suicide and depression   

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Bobby Mackey’s is an infamous bar in Wilder KY that is known for its haunts and honky-tonk. Considered one of the most haunted locations in America, it’s easy to understand why, given its tempestuous past and ties to the Italian mafia.

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Sadie Baker was a witch that was buried alive in the 1800’s and this is her story.

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