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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 51 MIN

THE UNHOLY PODCAST EPISODE 35- THE OLD IDAHO PEN INVESTIGATION PART 1

from THE UNHOLY PODCAST · host AUTHOR DOUG OWEN

Episode 35 of The Unholy Podcast takes listeners deep inside one of the most infamous haunted locations in the American West—the Old Idaho State Penitentiary. In this true paranormal investigation, author and paranormal investigator Doug Owen leads a firsthand paranormal exploration through the prison’s darkest corridors, where decades of violence, isolation, executions, and unrest have left a chilling mark on paranormal history.This is not a retelling. This is real paranormal audio captured from an authentic investigation inside a location long associated with unexplained encounters and paranormal unsolved mysteries.What was experienced inside these walls challenges explanation. From oppressive atmospheres to unsettling moments that defy logic, this episode of The Unholy Podcast delivers the kind of true paranormal investigation listeners crave.If you’re drawn to paranormal exploration, haunted history, real investigations, and paranormal expert interviews into the unexplained, Episode 35 asks the question that lingers long after the investigation ends:Are we ever truly alone in places like this?

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