In which a former elementary school is transformed into a creative hub, but not all things from the past were laid to rest.

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Cindy James was a beloved nurse with a passion for helping children with learning difficulties. She exuded warmth and kindness, taking pleasure in tending her garden as she did the patients under her care.

On October 7, 1982, Cindy's life would change forever when a faceless and nameless attacker would commence a reign of terror on Cindy. For seven years she endured stalking, torture, harassment, and threats until, one day, it all ended.

What happened to Cindy James? Find out more on Episode 18 of Weird.

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1978: Five men stop at a store for snacks, little did anyone know it would be the last time any of them would be seen alive. Often referred to as the “American Dyatlov Pass”, the Yuba County Five is Part II in a two-part series: Unknown Compelling Force. Please rate/subscribe/review the podcast on your podcast provider, and follow me on Facebook at Twitter @TheWeirdPod. 

Ten hikers departed for an expedition through the Ural Mountains, and only one returned alive. Their campsite and corpses have forged greater questions than answers - questions that baffle arm chair detectives, investigators, and story tellers alike. The tale of Dyatlov Pass is a captivating mystery that may or may not involve the KGB, Yetis, UFOs, and other Unknown Compelling Forces, a mystery that to this day remains unsolved.

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California in the late sixties may have been known for its summer of love, hippie communes, and the age of aquarius but by 1970 the picturesque coastal region of Santa Cruz was embroiled in an era punctuated by fear, paranoia, and violence. Thanks to two serial killers and a mass murderer operating in such close proximity to each other, it's no wonder that the once peaceful coastal community soon became known as the Murder Capital of the World.

Into the Redwoods is a three part series that investigates the individuals who earned Santa Cruz its macabre reputation: John Linley Frazier, Herbert Mullen, and Edmund Kemper, and explores the social, political, and psychological factors that may have influenced their journeys.

Don't forget to rate/subscribe and review the podcast, and follow the podcast on Twitter/Facebook and Instagram @TheWeirdPod.

California in the late sixties may have been known for its summer of love, hippie communes, and the age of aquarius but by 1970 the picturesque coastal region of Santa Cruz was embroiled in an era punctuated by fear, paranoia, and violence. Thanks to two serial killers and a mass murderer operating in such close proximity to each other, it's no wonder that the once peaceful coastal community soon became known as the Murder Capital of the World.

Into the Redwoods is a three part series that investigates the individuals who earned Santa Cruz its macabre reputation: John Linley Frazier, Herbert Mullen, and Edmund Kemper, and explores the social, political, and psychological factors that may have influenced their journeys.

Don't forget to rate/subscribe and review the podcast, and follow the podcast on Twitter/Facebook and Instagram @TheWeirdPod.

In which a small Alberta town is caught between a rock and a hard place; things heat up at an Edmonton B&B; and a Calgary pub reports some serious monkeying around.

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California in the late sixties may have been known for its summer of love, hippie communes, and the age of aquarius but by 1970 the picturesque coastal region of Santa Cruz was embroiled in an era punctuated by fear, paranoia, and violence. Thanks to two serial killers and a mass murderer operating in such close proximity to each other, it's no wonder that the once peaceful coastal community soon became known as the Murder Capital of the World. 

Into the Redwoods is a three part series that investigates the individuals who earned Santa Cruz its macabre reputation: John Linley Frazier, Herbert Mullen, and Edmund Kemper, and explores the social, political, and psychological factors that may have influenced their journeys. 

California in the late sixties may have been known for its summer of love, hippie communes, and the age of acquarius but by 1970 the picturesque coastal region of Santa Cruz was embroiled in an era punctuated by fear, paranoia, and violence. With two serial killers and a mass murderer operating in such close proximity to each other, it's no wonder that the once peaceful coastal community soon became known as the Murder Capital of the World. 

Into the Redwoods is a three part series that investigates the individuals who earned Santa Cruz its macabre reputation: John Linley Frazier, Herbert Mullin, and Edmund Kemper, and explores the social, political, and psychological factors that may have influenced their journeys. 

In episode one we remember The Ohta family, Dorothy Cadwallader, and the friends and family impacted by these horrific losses.

Instead of the regular What's Weird this Week segment, these episodes will encourage listeners to engage in local mental health agencies and to reduce the stigma surrounding psychiatric concerns. 

The history of the Ouija Board is intertwined with some of America's most infamous tragedies. Its use was accepted and often encouraged in many instances, until one singular event in the seventies changed the public's perception of the device forever. Psychology, science and spirituality all come into play as we examine the history and functionality of Spiritualism's most notorious device.