We’re heading back to Polk County, Tennessee, where moonshine, murder, and family feuds ran deep. After covering Bill Hedden’s case, we dug deeper and uncovered the wild, violent history of his uncle, Garrett Hedden.

From shooting his own brother in 1898 to a bloody standoff with revenue agents, Garrett was a true outlaw. But his own family would be his downfall. In 1903, his nephew and moonshining partner Riley Hedden nearly killed him over an old grudge. And in 1908, Sheriff Biggs and his posse finally ended Garrett’s reign with a hail of gunfire.

But the Hedden saga didn’t stop there—revenge, crime, and tragedy followed this family for decades. Their story is as wild as it gets.

In this episode, Randa dives into the story of the H.L. Hunley, the Confederate submarine that made history as the first to sink an enemy ship in combat. Disappearing shortly after its successful attack in 1864, the Hunley remained lost for over a century, fueling legends and speculation. 

Join us as we unravel the mystery of its final moments, the eerie discoveries made after its recovery, and the unanswered questions that still linger.

Our community has been shaken by the tragic news of a homicidevof Karen Liner on January 27, 2025 in Cleveland, Tennessee. Since then, her ex-husband, Craig Liner, has been charged in her death.

This hits close to home for all of us, and our hearts are with everyone affected by this tragedy. We send love and strength to those impacted and hold hope for a swift resolution and justice for Karen.

Join us as we dive into this case and the latest updates.

On March 23, 1955, what started as a simple fishing trip in rural Tennessee ended in a brutal family slaying. Henry Bratcher and his cousin Billy Gibbs were enjoying the warmer weather when a disagreement (believed to be over money) turned deadly.

A shocking tale of greed, betrayal, and senseless violence, this is the tragic case of the Bratcher family murders.

New Orleans is no stranger to dark and twisted history, but few stories are as eerie as the legend of the Casket Girls. Sent from France in the 1700s to be the colony’s future brides, these pale skinned women arrived with coffin like trunks, only for those chests to later be found mysteriously empty. As strange deaths plagued the city, rumors spread that the girls had smuggled something sinister into the French Quarter… or that they themselves were the danger.

Were the Casket Girls truly innocent, or did they bring an evil with them from the Old World? And what secrets still lurk behind the sealed attic of the Ursuline Convent?

Join Ashley as we uncover the truth, the myths, and the vampire lore that refuses to die.

Our community has been shaken by the devastating homicide of Karen Liner, a well-known local realtor. On January 27th Karen was found at her home at 135 Arthur Lane NW, and investigators have are still actively working the scene.

61-year-old Charlton Craig Liner is in custody, charged with the murder of his ex-wife, Karen Liner. He now faces charges of first-degree murder and felony murder and is being held at the Bradley County Justice Center without bond.

Our thoughts remain with Karen’s loved ones as they navigate this painful time. 

We will continue to follow this case as more details come to light.

Rose Crabtree was working alone the night of November 30, 1988 at the Salvation Army store in Cleveland, Tennessee as two men ambushed her. 

It was 1994 before the men were identified.

Join us for a little known hometown case.

Cases sources located at 

https://thestabbinstylist.com/

In the summer of 1982, a young woman’s life was brutally cut short in a case that would remain unsolved for years, only to reveal a twisted tale of jealousy, manipulation, and murder. This is the story of Sharon Elise George, a recent high school graduate from Bradley Central High School in Cleveland, Tennessee, and the horrifying events that led to her disappearance and eventual death.

Episode 65 is here, and it’s a cryptid classic!

This week we’re uncovering the mystery of the Mothman.

Is he a warning, a menace, or just the world’s creepiest night owl?

Tune in as we flutter through the lore, the sightings, and the spooky small-town vibes that made him a legend. 

This episode explores the chilling 1942 deaths of Lecia Headen, Arlene Dillon Glowan, and her two-year-old son in Polk County, TN. 

The case centers on Constable Bill Hedden, Lecia’s brother-in-law, whose erratic behavior and conflicting testimonies eventually led to his conviction for Lecia’s murder.

Bill Hedden was executed by electrocution on March 30, 1943, less than five months after the murders. The case remains one of the most infamous in Polk County’s history. 

Tune in for a gripping retelling based on period newspaper reports.