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True Crime and Supernatural stories brought to you by two college students who find this stuff interesting... for some reason...
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True Crime: Lilly Lindeström (The Atlas Murders)
The Atlas Vampire was an unknown assailant who committed the unsolved "Vampire Murder" in Stockholm, Sweden. But the thing about vampires is that even though vampires are known as fictional, there has been a long history of humans in modern-day vampire cults who drink blood. Apparently it’s a...
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True Crime: John Childs
The UK’s most prolific hitman was known as John Childs. He was from East London where his crimes spanned the four years between 1974 and 1978. And he was convicted in 1979 for a series of apparent contract killings, though none of the bodies have been found. Join us this week for a peek into his...
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Paranormal: Dead Man's Cave
I think we have all heard the stories of unclaimed treasure and have all hoped that maybe we’ll be the ones to find it. But according to this legend, if you fancy searching the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, there might be piles and piles of gold just waiting for you to discover it… Stay safe out...
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True Crime: Mary Ann Britland
Mary Ann Britland was known as the first woman to be executed by hanging at Strangeways Prison in Manchester. Over the course of a year, she poisoned her daughter, her husband, and her neighbor. And even though she maintained that she was not guilty, she was sentenced to death on August 9th 1886....
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Paranormal: Palazzo Mastelli del Cammello
Today we’re talking about the Palazzo Mastelli del Cammello, a Gothic palace in Venice, Italy. More importantly, we’re talking about the three statues of men with terrified expressions, and how they might have come to be… Stay safe out there. With love, Saaniya and Maddie x...
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True Crime: Polly Bartlett
Believe it or not, Wyoming had a serial killer before it even became a state. Polly Bartlett, who became known as The Murderess of Slaughterhouse Gulch, is said to have been a 19th-century murderer/serial killer from the Wyoming Territory. Her MO: poison. Specifically arsenic. Join us this week…
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Paranormal: The King of the Cats
“At last Tom shrieked out, 'What -- old Tom dead! then I'm the King o' the Cats!' and rushed up the chimney and was nevermore seen.” Passed down through many variations, the one thing in common about this fold tale is that maybe cats aren’t all they appear to be. Who knows, maybe that black and...
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True Crime: Rudy Bladel
Rudy Bladel was born on December 8th, 1932 in Chicago to a railroad family. After he spent time studying at the Vocational High School in the South Side, he graduated in 1951, went to work at Rock Island as a fireman, and then enlisted in the army as a military engineer to serve in the Korean…
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Paranormal: Dead Duck, the Man With Two Lives
Join us this week for the story of David William Duck - or Dead Duck as he was known - for he was the man with two lives… Stay safe out there. With love, Saaniya and Maddie x Sources: https://www.legendsofamerica.com/gh-twolives/
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True Crime: Silvio Mangion
Salvatore “Silvio” Mangion was born in 1964, and he is the only known serial killer from Malta. He committed his crimes over 14 years, from 1984 to 1998. He was known by his alias of Kalang, and at the time of the murders, he was unemployed and recently diagnosed as schizophrenic with depressive...
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True Crime: The Benevolent Spirit of Mrs. Woodman
This is one of the most believable paranormal stories, in my opinion, and it all starts in the early 2000s when Julielle Kahn and her family moved into one of the renovated Victorian homes in Newton Massachusetts. Julielle, who was around 5 years old started telling stories of meeting a new…
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True Crime: Dresden Green Vault Burglary
This story takes place at the Green Vault in Dresden, Germany. This museum was founded in 1723 by Agustus the Strong of Poland. In 2019, the museum had around 4000 items of jewelry and other gold/silver/ivory/pearl/precious metals and stones based items. Near the end of the year, on November…
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Paranormal: Sloss Furnaces
Sloss furnaces is a National Historic Landmark located in Birmingham, Alabama that was open in the late 1800s to 1971. While it was operational it was a pig iron-producing blast furnace. In the early 1900s, James “Slag” Wormwood, was foreman of the “Graveyard Shift” and they had a skeleton crew…
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True Crime: The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist
I think one of the most well known museums in Boston is the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. The museum itself was built with the guidance of Isabella Stewart Gardner, the art collector, because she wanted a place for her personal art collection. The museum opened to the public in 1903, and…
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Paranormal: The Black Dog of Newgate
The Black Dog of Newgate is a legend concerning the haunting of Newgate Prison of London. This account of a haunting based at the prison is an example of the English Black Dog category of supernatural manifestation, featuring a spectral hound of ill-omen or malicious intent, which is a notable...
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True Crime: Love Has Won/Amy "Mother God" Carlson
Love Has Won was started by Amy Carlson in the 2000s as a new religious movement. Love Has Won combines New Age spirituality with conspiracy theories (like QAnon) and other elements from the Abrahamic religion. She, and her followers, said she was a divine, 19 billion year-old being who had…
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Paranormal: Margaret Dickson
This week we’re stretching the definition of paranormal to include this story that I would like to tell simply because it is a little bit insane. This is the story of “half-hangit Maggie,” who somehow came back to life. If you visit Edinburgh, you might hear her name floating around places like...
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True Crime: Joachim Kroll
Joachim Georg Kroll was born on April 17th, 1933 and he has a long, long list of terrible and terrifying crimes. He was not a good person, that much is certain. He was a German serial killer, child molester, necrophile, and cannibal. We’ll get into the story in this episode, but there is a list…
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Paranormal: The Ghosts of the Hollenberg Pony Express
The pony express was open for 18 months, from April of 1860 through October 1861. And it covered approximately 2000 miles from St Joseph Missouri to Sacramento California. The riders on the Pony Express were said to have carried 35,000 pieces of mail over more than 650,000 miles back and forth...
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True Crime: Ane Cathrine Andersdatter
This is the very short story of Ane Cathrine Andersdatter, who was a Danish serial killer who committed maternal filicide. She killed three of her children, while leaving one with his grandmother. She ended up being caught and beheaded for her crimes, but she was the last woman who was executed…
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Paranormal: The Ghost of Black Jack Ketchum
Tales of the cowboy Thomas “Black Jack” Ketchum have floated around New Mexico since he started robbing trains with his brother in the late 1800s, but who would have thought that a cowboy scorned would turn into a ghost that can be seen even now reliving his capture… Join us this week for the…
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Paranormal: AI Generated Spooky Stories
This week we let ChatGPT write us 10 spooky stories… from the lady in white to spooky sounds from the attic to lonely vampires, we’ve got an assortment of stories to end this year on!
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Paranormal: The Baba Yaga
The Baba Yaga is one of the most well known evil-witch type entities. Coming from Slavic folklore, she is a supernatural being who appears as a deformed and/or ferocious-looking woman - an ogress who would steal and eat children while flying on a mortar and pestle and creating storms. But there…
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Paranormal: The Banshee
In Irish folklore, the banshee is known as the bearer of bad news. Her name comes from “tumuli” - mounds that traditionally covered a grave or a number of graves that were said to be home to spirits of the dead. The banshee is surrounded by death on all sides, so join us today for the story…
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Paranormal: Skinwalker Ranch
Witches actually represent the antithesis of basically all Navajo cultural values. While medicine men are typically the community healers and cultural workers who are seen in a positive light, witches are seen as evil since they perform twisted ceremonies and manipulate magic in a “perversion of...
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Paranormal: Wendigo
The Wendigo is known by several names — Windigo, Witigo, Witiko, and Wee-Tee-Go — but each roughly translates to “the evil spirit that devours mankind.” “The Wendigo was gaunt to the point of emaciation, its desiccated skin pulled tightly over its bones. With its bones pushing out against its…
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True Crime: Burke and Hare
Around 200 years ago, the Judgement of Death Act 1823 saw the number of crimes punishable by death in Britain drop dramatically. Good news in theory, but since medical and anatomical schools were only legally allowed to dissect the bodies, or cadavers, of those who had been condemned to death…
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Paranormal: The Bellamy Bridge
The story of the ghost of Bellamy Bridge is probably one of Florida's most famous ghost stories. The legend talks about the restless ghost of a young woman named Elizabeth Jane Bellamy. And how she roams the swamps around the bridge on dark and foggy nights. But surprisingly Elizabeth Jane…
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True Crime: The World's End Murders
We’re going back to one of the first true crime cases we covered on this channel, and talking about the World’s End Murders again. Christine Eadie and Helen Scott, who were 17 years old at the time, decided to go on a night out with some friends on October 15th, 1977. So they went to a couple of...
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Paranormal: Zombie Road
Zombie Road is a short road in the City of Wildwood, and is one of Missouri’s most haunted locations. It started being referred to as the Zombie Road in the early 1950s when the road eventually fell into disrepair and was all but abandoned. Because it’s such a secluded area it was a very popular...
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True Crime: The Springfield Three
Sherril Elizabeth Levitt, her daughter Suzanne Elizabeth Streeter, and her friend Stacy Kathleen McCall were last seen on June 7th, 1992. When Streeter and McCall changed their plans and went home instead of spending the night at their friends house, the town woke up the next morning to find them...
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Paranormal: The Mackenzie Poltergeist
We recorded this episode exactly 3 years ago, on October 19th, 2019. In honor of our third anniversary of Grim Podcast, we thought it’d be nice to re-do some of our favorite episodes, starting with our favorite haunted space in Edinburgh! Mackenzie Poltergeist at Greyfriars Cemetery is one of the...
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True Crime: The Murder of Skylar Neese
Skylar Annette Neese was born on February 10th, 1996 to Mary and David Neese. On July 5th, 2012, she returned to her family’s apartment in Star City, West Virginia after her shift at Wendys. Her complex had surveillance cameras that show that she left her apartment by climbing out her bedroom...
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Paranormal: Mortemer Abbey
Mortemer Abbey is a former Cistercian monastery in the Forest of Lyons between the present Lyons-la-Forêt and Lisors. By the 15th century, the abbey was home to hundreds of monks and was the most powerful abbey in Normandy, but by 1453, the abbey was under the French crown, rather than the…
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True Crime: The Disappearance of Alex Solely
Alexander “Gog” Sloley was born on August 4th, 1991 in England. Two days before his 17th birthday, on August 2nd, he disappeared. What happened to Alex Sloley? What were the circumstances around his disappearance? And was there a difference in what they told the news outlets and what really...
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Paranormal: Devil Monkeys
Sightings of these mysterious primate-like creatures have been reported all across America ever since the 1920s. They are typically described as being similar to baboons, but larger, faster and meaner. They have also been reported to walk on all fours as well as upright… but cryptozoologists have...
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True Crime: The Disappearance of Ben Needham
Ben Needham was born on October 29th, 1989 in England. He was almost 2 years old on July 24th, 1991 when he was on the Greek Island of Kos with his family. In the morning, he was exploring the farmhouse when Eddie and Kristine Needham noticed they hadn’t seen him. Ben had disappeared without a...
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Paranormal: The Colorado Street Suicide Bridge
The Colorado Street Bridge, one of the most haunted bridges in Southern California, has been around since the early 1900s. The bridge has had over 150 suicides over the last 100 years, with around 50 of these suicides happened during the Great Depression, and the rest happening in the years…
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Creepypasta: I’m Housesitting and the Noises Behind this Locked Door are Driving me Insane
A big big thank you to @sugarfruit33 on Reddit for letting us share this story! https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/phg3bd/im_housesitting_and_the_noises_behind_this_locked/ https://www.reddit.com/user/sugarfruit33/
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True Crime: Fort Worth Missing Trio
On the morning of December 23, 1974, a little before noon, Mary Rachel Trlica, Lisa Renee Wilson, and Julie Ann Moseley decided to go Christmas shopping. The girls first headed to a surplus store in Fort Worth and then from there, they headed to the Seminary South Shopping Center. But despite…
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Paranormal: Dumbarton's Dog Suicide Bridge
This story starts with James White, who bought a property called the Overtoun Farm in 1859. He built the Overtoun House three years later in 1862. When White died in 1884, his son, John Campbell White, inherited the house and its estate and started planning to extend the driveway of the house...
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True Crime: Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders
The Oklahoma Girl Scout murders took place on the morning of June 13, 1977, at Camp Scott in Mayes County, Oklahoma, United States. By 10 am, they evacuated the entirety of Camp Scott without telling the other campers why they were heading back home after only one night of being there. This was…
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Paranormal: The Edinburgh Playhouse Phantom
The Edinburgh Playhouse theater in Edinburgh is the second largest theater in the UK with 3,059 seats, but the reason that we’re talking about it today is that it has its very own ghost. According to legend, a ghost called Albert tends to haunt the sixth floor. And Albert is known for everything...
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True Crime: The Disappearance of Ruth Wilson
Ruth Wilson was 16 years old when she disappeared in Box Hill on November 27th, 1995. From discovering the truth about her mother to an elaborate flower delivery to goodbye letters, paracetamol, and Vermouth, it is not known whether her disappearaance was a result of “a tragic accident…
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Paranormal: The Monster of Pocomoonshine Lake
Many people say that Pocomoonshine lake is a beautiful lake in Princeton, a northeastern town in Maine. But it became really notorious in the 1800s when witnesses claimed that a large creature lived in the lake. A giant snake, 30-60 feet long and 4 feet wide. And though a snake that large seems...
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True Crime: The Torso on the Thames
On September 21st, 2001, (just 10 days after the 9/11 attacks in America) a man called Aidan Minter found the torso of a young boy in the River Thames as he was walking across Tower Bridge in central London for a business meeting. “The tide was quite high at the time, I thought it was a tailor's...
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Paranormal: The Logan Inn
The Logan Inn, located in New Hope Pennsylvania, and it is very famously known to be haunted by no fewer than 8 ghosts at a time. The most famous of them all is actually the haunting of room 6, which is actually likely to be a few different ghosts. But despite how haunted the Inn is, all of these...
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True Crime: Arthur Shawcross
Arthur John Shawcross, Genesee River Killer, was born on June 6th, 1945 and died on November 10th, 2008. And his life consisted of multiple jail sentences and years on parole, and far too many lives lost. Today we talk about a truly horrible man… Stay safe out there. With love, Saaniya and Maddie…
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Paranormal: The Poltergeist of Francisco Giner, 43
From the German words “polter” ("to make sound" and "to rumble") and Geist ("ghost" and "spirit"), a poltergeist is fundamentally a “noisy” or “rumble” ghost. And that is exactly what appeared to happen on the night of February 10, 1935 in the basement of building number 43 on Francisco Giner de...
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True Crime: Yuba County Five
On February 24th, 1978, a group of 5 young men went to watch a basketball game at California State University, Chico. These men were: - 29 year old Bill Sterling - 24 year old Jack Huett - 32 year old Ted Weihler - 30 year old Jack Madruga - And 25 year old Gary Mathias That night, instead of...
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