DEATHLY CURIOUS AUSTRALIA

Annabelle is moving to Salem.But this isn’t really a story about a haunted doll.It’s a story about legacy, preservation, folklore, and who gets to decide the future of one of the most famous collections in paranormal history.As plans move forward to relocate Annabelle and the Warren Museum collection to Salem, the debate has expanded far beyond the doll itself. Supporters see an opportunity to preserve and share paranormal history with a new generation, while critics question whether the move fits Salem’s identity and whether some stories belong where they began.In this Deathly Curious Dispatch, we explore the facts, the controversy, the community reactions, and the bigger question at the centre of it all:Who owns paranormal history once it becomes folklore?

Not every haunting is the same. In this episode of Deathly Curious Australia, Monique explores the different types of hauntings people report experiencing—from residual and intelligent hauntings to poltergeist activity and unexplained encounters that defy easy explanation. A thoughtful look at what may really be happening inside some of Australia’s most haunted locations.

Just days after our first Deathly Curious Dispatch, the Conjuring House story has taken yet another unexpected turn.In this brief update, we examine a new development, separate fact from interpretation, and revisit a question that now feels more unsettling than ever:Can you own the walls… but not the story?Stay curious, some stories don’t wait for the next dispatch.

SPECIAL EDITION: The Deathly Curious Dispatch. From the Conjuring House court saga and Monte Cristo’s uncertain future to the ethics debate shaking Australia’s paranormal community, Monique explores the stories that refuse to stay buried. Because some stories don’t end… they simply wait for the next dispatch.

In this episode of Deathly Curious Australia, Monique explores mediumship, spirit communication, and what it really feels like to connect with the unseen within haunted locations. Drawing on personal experiences in locations such as Picton Mushroom Tunnel and Parramatta Gaol, she discusses why some paranormal encounters feel undeniable while others are met with silence. From the Estes Method to the challenges of interpreting paranormal experiences, this episode examines the balance between curiosity, intuition, and critical thinking in the search for answers.

Some places feel sad. Others feel angry.In Episode 6 of Deathly Curious Australia, Monique explores the unsettling atmosphere of Parramatta Gaol — a location that has left a lasting impression across multiple investigations. From unexplained footsteps and shadow figures to strange personal experiences and lingering questions about the emotions that seem embedded within certain locations, this episode examines the impact of fear, anger, isolation and perception in one of Australia’s most notorious prisons.A place that feels heavy. A place that feels watched. A place that’s difficult to forget.Listener discretion is advised.

Tonight’s episode is a little different. For the first Paranormal Spotlight episode, my husband Anthony from Date Night With The Ghost Gang — our paranormal investigation YouTube channel — joins me to talk about the investigations and locations that genuinely stayed with him long after we left them behind.From atmosphere and fear… to the emotional weight certain places seem to carry, this episode explores how repeated exposure to haunted environments can start changing the way people think about the paranormal itself.And yes… there may also be an attempted hostile takeover of the podcast

In this bonus episode of Deathly Curious Australia Podcast, I open up about the experiences, emotions, and questions that come with exploring the unknown. From haunted locations to the energy left behind in places of tragedy, this conversation goes beyond jump scares and into the deeper side of the paranormal.This is a raw and reflective episode about intuition, energy, and the strange space somewhere in between belief and skepticism.

In Episode 4 of Deathly Curious Australia, Monique explores the blurred line between shadow figures, demons, possession, mediumship, and psychological influence. Are these experiences truly paranormal… or is the truth somewhere in between? A deep dive into fear, belief, energy, and the unknown.

Step inside Australia’s most infamous asylum.In this episode of Deathly Curious Australia, we explore the dark history, paranormal encounters, and chilling atmosphere of Aradale Asylum — where the forgotten never truly left.From unexplained footsteps and shadow figures to the tragic stories still echoing through its halls, this is a place that continues to haunt all who enter.🎙️ Deathly Curious Australia Podcast👻 Full investigations & paranormal content: Date Night With The Ghost Gang📍Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms including YouTube

Step inside one of Australia’s most infamous haunted locations — Picton Tunnel.On the surface, it’s just an abandoned railway tunnel tucked away in a quiet New South Wales town. But for decades, visitors have reported something far more unsettling.A sudden drop in temperature.The feeling of being watched.Footsteps echoing behind you… when no one is there.In this episode of Deathly Curious Australia, we explore the history, the tragedies, and the chilling experiences that continue to surround Picton Tunnel. From whispered stories of a woman in white to unexplained sounds deep within the darkness — what’s really going on here?And maybe the most unsettling question of all…Are these just stories shaped by fear and imagination?Or is something still lingering in the tunnel?🎧 Listen now and decide for yourself.

These aren’t ghost stories I found online — these are haunted locations I’ve personally explored across Australia, and some experiences still defy explanation.From Picton Tunnel to Beechworth Asylum, Old Parramatta Gaol, Quarantine Station and Aradale… I’m sharing the five most haunted places I’ve investigated, what happened there, and why some moments still stay with me.I’m Monique, a self-described sceptical believer — curious enough to explore, grounded enough to question.🎙️ Welcome to Episode 1 of Deathly Curious Australia.To see our full paranormal investigations on YouTube, give us a follow https://youtube.com/@datenightwiththeghostgang?si=w81ufn4bUBLWikpD