Encounters With the Black-Eyed Children

Encounters With the Black-Eyed Children

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When Scientists Vanish Without a Trace

A retired Air Force general with ties to some of America's most classified programs vanishes from his own home without leaving a trace. Nothing digital, no footage or anything.But his disappearance may be part of a much larger mystery. From missing aerospace engineers and murdere ...  Show more

Shepherdstown: Everyone Sees Ghosts Here

They say that Shepherdstown is one of the most haunted towns in the United States. Things seem to linger long after they happened, but here's the interesting part: they may not belong to the dead. In this episode, we examine terrifying encounters, interactive hauntings, and the b ...  Show more

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