Wraith Radio

In 1897, a young bride was found dead at the bottom of the stairs. Her death was ruled natural… until her ghost returned with a chilling accusation. She named her killer. She described her own murder. And she would not rest until justice was served.

Tonight we travel to West Africa to discover the legend of Madam Koi Koi- the vengeful spirit whose footsteps echo through school hallways after dark. They say she was once a teacher... but now she hunts in silence, heels clicking in the dark, searching for those who wronged her.

She appears on lonely roads, at the edge of forests, or drifting near old ruins—always cloaked in white, always mourning. This week on Wraith Radio, we explore the chilling legend of the Lady in White, a ghostly figure seen across cultures and continents. Who is she? A grieving mother? A betrayed lover? A warning from beyond? Join us as we uncover her origins, her many faces, and why her sorrow still echoes through the ages.

Tonight we venture to the valleys of Tennessee to visit arguably one of the most haunted places in the United States.

Tonight we discuss six famous pets who have remained faithful even in death.

Tonight we venture to Baltimore in search of one of the United State's most iconic gothic authors.

Tonight we head to Washington DC to take a look at a beautiful and supposedly deadly diamond that has left many bodies in its wake. Are they tragedies? Or victims of an ancient curse?

Tonight we travel to Colorado to take a peek at the inspiration for one of fictions most notorious and terrifying hotels. They have rooms available...if you dare.

Tonight we travel to Chicago, Illinois in search of the famous urban legend, "Resurrection Mary".

Tonight we travel to the Read House Hotel in Chattanooga, Tennessee to discuss its most infamous resident, Miss Annalisa Netherly.

Tonight we travel back in time to New Orleans in December of 1850 to uncover the source of ghostly giggles at 734 Royal Street.

Tonight we head to Chattanooga, Tennessee to unpack the gruesome 1924 discovery of a partially-dissolved body under the floorboards at 13 Bluff View, better known now as The Hunter Museum.