Ep. 59 - The HAUNTING History of the Trans-Al...

In this episode, Genevieve will dive back into the Illustrated Police News, The 19th century’s worst newspaper. She will discuss horrifying murder attempts with hot pokers, deadly champagne suppers, the science of decapitation, men falling dead at funerals, ghosts with guns, cann ...  Show more

In this episode, Genevieve will discuss the funeral industry of the 19th century and a few of her favorite death-centered professions that are no longer in high demand today, but were positively fascinating: funeral cookie bakers, corpse-watchers, mutes and professional mourners. ...  Show more

Pennhurst is often referred to as one of the most haunted places in America. It's not surprising, considering it was a mental asylum that opened in 1908 and was known for torturing, experimenting on, and holding captive it's patients. Today, we're going to dive into that dark his ...  Show more

Things are getting spooky as we discuss haunted hospitals. Rolling Hills Asylum in Bethany, New York and Kuhn Memorial State Hospital in Vicksburg, Mississippi are now abandoned, but spirits are said to roam the dilapidated halls. Have ghost stories of your own? E-mail them to ...  Show more

Happy October, friends! For todays episode, we are going fully spooky, fully supernatural... are you ready?First up, we are discussing the haunting of Apartment 14 in Chico, California. A paranormal case intertwined with an unsolved disappearance from the 1970's. For our second s ...  Show more

Would you spend a night in the Screaming House? How about 13 nights? That’s the number of nights the LaChance family made it before running for their lives. And yes, the house really does scream.  This episode highlights the dark history of the land on which the Screaming House ...  Show more