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They say the first time you see the Black Dog of Hanging Hill, it brings good fortune.
The second time, bad luck.
And the third? Certain death.
Even weirder, this dog doesn't bark, and it doesn't leave footprints.
Tonight, we dig into one of Connecticut's weirdest stories and prepare you for your encounter with the shaggy black dog of Hanging Hill.
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They say a burning ship still haunts the waters off Block Island. A ghostly flame that flickers across the waves, appearing each year around Christmas. But before the legend of the Palatine Light, there was a real ship: The Princess Augusta. A doomed voyage that ended in starvation, betrayal, and fire at sea.
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In the 1600s, Harry Main was a fisherman in Ipswich, Massachusetts, and he was a man consumed by greed and cruelty. But when he finally died, the townspeople buried him close to the tide line so the Devil, or the sea, could claim him.
Centuries later, locals still swear that during coastal storms, they can hear his screams.
Join us as we unravel one of New England’s oldest maritime legends: the curse of Harry Mai: Buried by the Sea.
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High in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, locals still whisper the name Doc Benton. After the death of his family, he became obsessed with unlocking the secret to eternal life. But then his research took a dark and deadly turn. Benton’s name became tied to strange deaths, missing hikers, and ghostly sightings near Mount Moosilauke.
Tonight, we’re heading deep into New England’s mountains to uncover the chilling legend of the doctor who wanted to conquer death itself.
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It’s January 25th, 1967, in Ashburnham, Massachusetts. The Andreasson family has just finished dinner when the lights go out and the night sky begins to glow red and pink. Moments later, strange beings appear outside the windows.
What followed would become one of New England’s most detailed and haunting alien abduction cases ever recorded. Under hypnosis, Betty Andreasson described a surreal encounter with otherworldly visitors. A night filled with light, faith, and missing time.
Tonight, we’re diving deep into The Andreasson Affair — a story that blurs the line between belief and the impossible.
Guest: Matt from Paranormal Directive 13
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All information was gathered from:
Raymond E. Fowler. The Andreasson Affair: The Documented Investigation of a Woman’s Abduction Aboard a UFO.Prentice-Hall, 1979.
Deep in the quiet hills of Moodus, Connecticut, the ground groans, rumbles, and roars. For centuries, locals have heard the infamous “Moodus Noises”, phantom booms that shake the earth without warning. To the Indigenous people, they were the voice of angry spirits. To early colonists, they were a curse from the Devil himself. Scientists call them microquakes—but even they can’t explain the chilling frequency, nor why the sounds sometimes seem to happen when no seismic activity exists. In this episode, we’re digging into the legends, the history, and the science behind one of New England’s oldest and creepiest mysteries.
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In 1647, decades before Salem, Connecticut made history with its first witch execution. Her name was Alice Young of Windsor. Little survives about her trial, but her death marked the beginning of New England’s witch panic—decades of fear, accusations, and hangings that would leave deep scars across the region.
Tonight, the gang unpacks Alice Young’s story, the world she lived in, and how her execution set the stage for America’s dark history of witch hunts.
In 1647, decades before Salem, Connecticut made history with its first witch execution. Her name was Alice Young of Windsor. Little survives about her trial, but her death marked the beginning of New England’s witch panic—decades of fear, accusations, and hangings that would leave deep scars across the region.
Tonight, the gang unpacks Alice Young’s story, the world she lived in, and how her execution set the stage for America’s dark history of witch hunts.
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Locked away at Yale’s Beinecke Library is the world’s most mysterious book—the Voynich Manuscript. Packed with unknown symbols, bizarre plants, and cosmic charts, it’s baffled scholars, spies, and codebreakers for centuries. Can anyone crack its code?
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Join us as Cathy, Chris, Sean and special guest medium Stephanie Jacquier explore The Mount.
Nestled in the Berkshires, The Mount isn’t just Edith Wharton’s architectural masterpiece—it’s one of the most haunted homes in New England. In this episode, the gang dives into the life of Pulitzer Prize–winning author Edith Wharton, her love for design and storytelling, and the dark whispers said to echo through the halls of her estate. From ghostly figures on the stairs to voices drifting through locked rooms, The Mount blurs the line between high society and the supernatural.
Join us as we unravel Wharton’s genius, her secrets, and the spirits that may still linger where she once walked. Because at The Mount, the past never really stays silent
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Join us and Shanny & Ryan from Slashback Cinema as we explore the story of the Amityville Horror!
In 1974, a brutal family murder shook a quiet Long Island town. Just one year later, the new owners of 112 Ocean Avenue claimed something even darker was living inside the house: footsteps in empty rooms, glowing red eyes, swarms of flies, and a presence that drove them to flee in terror. The story became one of the most infamous hauntings in American history — The Amityville Horror.
But how much of it was real? And how much was myth, media, and money? Join the gang as we dive into the murders of the DeFeo family, the haunting that followed, and why Amityville’s story refuses to die.
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