Twelve Past Three

Bill and Madelyn discuss the history of death masks along with some of the weird and creepy masks created through the ages.

Madelyn discusses the kidnapping of Colleen Stan and how she survived the 7 years of horrific torture and Bill talks about the mysterious Brown Mountain Lights.

Bill talks about the sad history of the Aokigahara forest in Japan and the weird history of The Island of the Dolls in Mexico.

Madelyn takes over this episode by talking about the Tamám Shud case. Bill and Madelyn both discuss all the puzzling details and bizarre theories on this unsolved mystery.

Madelyn discusses the horrific murder of Ali Kemp and how her father helped bring justice to the case by using billboards. Bill talks about the history of Halifax, Nova Scotia and the haunted 5 Fishermen Restaurant. 

Madelyn traces how a system that repeatedly failed Richard Chase led to six lives lost in Sacramento in 1977-78, while Bill investigates Florida's haunted I-4 Dead Zone.

Madelyn shares the story of Sylvia Likens, a caring sister with a bright smile, murdered by her caregiver in 1965, while Bill explores cursed items such as Robert the Doll and the Thomas Busby Chair.

Madelyn discusses the strange disappearance and deaths of the Jamison Family and Bill talks about the bizarre death of Christopher Case.

Bill and Madelyn discuss different theories of reincarnation and a few cases from the research of Dr. Ian Stevenson and Dr. Jim Tucker at the University of Virginia, where Dr. Stevenson founded the Division of Perceptual Studies over a half century ago. Plus, a few signs you may have lived a past life.

Bill and Madelyn talk about different types of superstitions, the history behind how some became common superstitions and discuss whether or not they believe in it themselves.