She appears on lonely roads, near forgotten graveyards, or at the edge of your headlights — a woman dressed in white, weeping or waiting. Who is she?

In this episode, we uncover the global legend of the Lady in White — a ghostly figure who appears in folklore across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and beyond. From tales of betrayal and lost love to chilling roadside encounters, we explore why this spirit seems to transcend borders and generations.

Where did the myth begin? Why is she always in white? And why do so many people claim to have seen her?

Tune in as we dig into the roots, real-life stories, and psychology behind one of the world’s most persistent paranormal figures.

On August 1st, 1966, former Marine Charles Whitman climbed to the top of the University of Texas clock tower and, over the course of 96 harrowing minutes, carried out what was then the deadliest mass shooting by a lone gunman in U.S. history.

In this episode, we examine the events that led to the tragedy, the psychological and personal factors behind Whitman’s actions, and the lasting impact this shocking event had on the U.S., from law enforcement response to the national conversation around mental health and gun violence.

In this episode, we explore the life and legacy of Vlad Tepes, the 15th-century Romanian ruler better known as Vlad the Impaler.

Feared for his brutal methods but celebrated by some as a national hero, Vlad’s story straddles the line between history and legend. His violent reign—and his chilling reputation—are widely believed to have inspired Bram Stoker’s iconic character, Dracula.

Was he a monster, a patriot, or something in between? Join us as we uncover the man behind the myth.

In this episode, we delve into the disturbing true story of the Wineville Chicken Coop Murders — a chilling case that unfolded in California in the late 1920s.

Gordon Northcott was responsible for the abduction and murder of several young boys, leaving a trail of horror that shook the nation. One family's desperate search for the truth later inspired the Clint Eastwood film Changeling, starring Angelina Jolie.

We explore the crimes, the investigation, and the heart-breaking aftermath of one of America’s most haunting true crime cases.

The story of Oiwa is arguably the most famous of the Japanese ghost stories. A tale of murder, betrayal and revenge, listen along as we discuss the story that inspired Japanese horror for years to come.

In 1999, popular journalist and TV presenter Jill Dando was murdered on the steps of her London home. To this day, the murder has not been solved. We discuss the history of the case and some theories as to why she was murdered.

In 1974 Ronald DeFeo Jnr murdered his family, not knowing that he would be inspiring what would become known as The Amityville Horror. 

Everyone knows the story about Amityville; in this episode we focus more on the murders and the events leading up to them.

This episode covers the tragic murder of eight-year-old Fanny Adams, who was horrifically killed in 1867 after playing outside with friends. We discuss the circumstances of the crime, committed by solicitor's clerk Frederick Baker, and the court case that followed.

Freelan Oscar Stanley built the Stanley Hotel in 1909 in Estes Park, Colorado. After visiting whilst looking for inspiration for a new story, Stephen King went on to write what is considered to be his masterpiece, The Shining.

Find out more about the hotel that inspired him in this week's episode.

This episode covers the tragic murder of eighties Poltergeist actress, Dominique Dunne.

She was murdered by her ex-boyfriend, chef John Thomas Sweeney on 4th November 1982. We discuss the case and the aftermath for Dominique's family as they fought for justice for their dead daughter and sister.

We mention in the episode a diary that was kept by Dominique's father, Dominick, which was published on Vanity Fair. This is a link to that article: https://www.vanityfair.com/magazine/1984/03/dunne198403