You know what this episode needs? More cowbell....at least according to one of the guys on the boat with Natalie Wood the night of her drowning. Join us for a slightly less true crime episode as we talk about the mysterious death of Natalie Wood, and the story behind the world's most beautiful suicide....so it was named after a young photographer captured the tragically beautiful scene after Evelyn McHale jumped from the Empire State Building

Welcome to another spooky/lore/history week here at Who Knew! We didn't tell each other our topics and ended up with two VERY different ones this time around, but that just makes the episode well rounded right? We think so. Anyways, gear up for the OG Cinderella story featuring lots of Greek names, some call girl action, and a lost sandal. Then, we'll travel forward a few centuries to the infamous Sallie House in Atchison, KS, haunted by what *seemed* to be a ghost of a little girl, but was definitely something much more sinister. 

Welcome to a true crime week! This week we have two pretty gruesome stories, first the Amazon Review Killer Todd Kohlhepp, and then the atrocious murders committed by recently sentenced Sonny Pierce

Welcome to a spooky week my friends, where we talk about two HUGE locations, one extremely far from us and one right down the road. The infamous Island of the Dolls or, Isla de la Munecas is one worth second guessing if you're considering a visit, and had some of the most compelling evidence to date on its episode of Ghost Adventures. The island's history is one much deeper than one man's attempt to appease a little girl's spirit. Then, we talk about the Molly Brown house, its numerous hauntings and the amazing story of its namesake, Margaret Brown. 

Hello again! Welcome to another true crime edition of Who Knew! This week we talked about two known murderers that ended up working on the Titanic, and a horrific family murder you might need to turn off mid way through! As always, hit us up with any future episode requests!  Jack's info primarily came from Encyclopedia Titanica and Wikipedia

Listen, if you're as big of a Titanic nerd as Sami and Jack both are, you're gonna go nuts over this first story: a 100,000 pound gamble on a dual chess game played by a woman who'd never even seen a chess board before. After that is the tragic murder of Karen Wood, which warrants a very interesting discussion on victim blaming.

Welcome to our first spooky episode of 2022! This week we harkened back to our roots with some good old fashioned ship stories, and by old fashioned we mean OLD....like the oldest ship still afloat. Hope you enjoy, and if you have any episode suggestions please share them!

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