In Which We Lose Track of How Many Witches

Send us Fan MailTrigger Warning: There are several stories involving suicide in this episode, listener caution is advised.We got another visitor this episode, one of our oldest friends and Patron Melel! Krysti opens up with Randolph County Infirmary formerly known as Randolph County Poor Asylum. This was another of the places set up by the local government to take care of those who could not take care of themselves. While these institutions seem to start with good intentions, they tend not end that way. Fires, suicides, hangings, and unknown numbers of deaths occurred in this location. And of course this is now the site of a haunted attraction. EVPs, doors slamming, and Krysti’s favorite, ghost kids giggling. Tori had a story fail with the Josephus Wolf House and internet feuding about the real story of the house. So what does she always fall back on? You guessed it, more cemeteries. Lafayette Pioneer Cemetery in Yamhill County, with a story of a witch or two. Or maybe three? Weather changes, evps, people being grabbed, and apparently the cause of Lafayette being burned three times. Also a haunted winery? Canterbury Hill Cemetery (Sunset Pioneer Cemetery) in Tigard is next with it’s shocking headstones. Kinder Cemetery and the resident George comes into play. To close it out Rock Point Cemetery in Gold Hill rounds out this round of cemeteries. One if the remaining spots in the abandoned town that is about 5 miles away from the Oregon Vortex, which a story for another day.Our Sources: hauntedrandolphcounty.com, fox59.com, bumpinthenight.net, asylumprojects.org, wagonpilot.com, Shadow Nation Podcast, oregonhauntedhouses.com, onlyinyourstate.com, frightfind.com, hauntedplaces.org, roadsidethoughts.com, greenlettucead.com, tigardlife.com, portlandmercury.com, ghosttowns.com Our theme music: “Danse Macabre - Busy Strings" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Support the show