Untold History Revealed

We are changing the format this week and documenting and talking about recent events in this episode, because there are some strange things going on... What is happening in Northeast Ohio in March 2026? In just a few weeks, the region has been flooded with unexplained events—from a growing number of Bigfoot sightings to mysterious daytime meteor streaks lighting up the sky. Add in bizarre weather patterns, a rare bird spotted for the first time in Ohio, and the buzz around the Newton Falls Treasure Hunt now valued at $40,000, and you have a story that feels almost unbelievable. Join us as we break down each event, explore possible explanations, and ask the big question—are these just coincidences, or is something bigger going on? 🗺️ Link to find out more about the Newton Falls Treasure Hunt:  https://www.facebook.com/Fieldviewacres Catch the exclusive edition for our Patreon subscribers, where we go into more details about Bigfoot sightings in Ohio dating back to the 1830s, plus unlock the research for this podcast and others.  We have a great catalog built up over there with some great information.  Subscriptions start at only $1 / month! 👉 Patreon Link #NortheastOhio #OhioMysteries #OhioNews #WeirdOhio #BigfootSightings #OhioBigfoot #MeteorSightings #StrangeEvents #UnexplainedMysteries #ParanormalPodcast #CryptidSightings #RareBird #WeirdWeather #OhioWeather #TreasureHunt #NewtonFalls #HiddenTreasure #OhioEvents #HighStrangeness #UnsolvedMysteries #MysteriousOhio #PodcastLife #UntoldHistory #OurHauntedTravels

Was there ever truly a fire… or is one of Ohio’s most chilling legends built entirely on myth? In this episode of Untold History Revealed, we investigate the eerie and enduring tale of the Gore Orphanage—a story that has haunted Ohio for over 125 years. Whispered accounts of a tragic fire, lost children, and restless spirits have turned this quiet stretch of land into one of the state’s most infamous paranormal hotspots. But here’s the twist… the legend may not be true at all. We dive deep into historical records, local accounts, and documented evidence to uncover what really happened—and why this haunting story refuses to fade away. Is it a case of mistaken identity, exaggerated folklore, or something more unsettling hiding beneath the surface? 👻 Why do people still report paranormal activity here? 📜 What does the historical record actually reveal? 🔥 Where did the story of the fire originate? Join us as we separate fact from fiction and explore how legends are born, evolve, and refuse to die. Because sometimes… the truth is just as unsettling as the story. To access the extension to this podcast and unlock all of our research behind this episode, CLICK HERE.   🎧 Listen now and uncover the truth behind Ohio’s most misunderstood legend. #UntoldHistoryRevealed #GoreOrphanage #OhioHauntings #ParanormalPodcast #UrbanLegends #HauntedOhio #DarkHistory #TrueHistory #MythVsReality

In this episode of Untold History Revealed, we examine the disappearance of Casey Pitzer, who vanished on March 16, 2013, in Wilmington. Although the case was officially closed, Casey’s family continues to push for it to be reopened, believing the original investigation was mishandled and critical questions were left unanswered. We explore the timeline, the investigation, and why this case still raises serious concerns more than a decade later. Help the Pitzer Family have this case reopened:  Sign Here Join our Patreon Family for only $1/month and unlock the extension to this podcast where we discuss our theories as to what may have happened. CLICK HERE.    

Explore the fascinating and often overlooked life of Robert Todd Lincoln, the eldest son of Abraham Lincoln, in this episode of the Untold History Revealed Podcast. Discover the remarkable and eerie moments that placed Robert Todd Lincoln near three presidential tragedies—from witnessing his father’s assassination to being present during the deaths of James A. Garfield and William McKinley. This episode dives into the strange coincidences, political career, and shadowed legacy of a man many once called “the most unlucky witness in presidential history.” Uncover the mysterious connections, historical context, and lesser-known details that make Robert Todd Lincoln one of the most intriguing figures in American history. Unlock the extended version of this podcast, where we will discuss why Robert Todd Lincoln is not buried in the Lincoln Tomb, the controversy over the family tree, and all the research behind this podcast, including a full Lincoln Family Tree.  All can be unlocked for only $1 a month by CLICKING HERE and subscribing.

In this episode we will explore the mystery of the WOW! Signal—the unexplained 1977 radio burst that may be our strongest evidence of extraterrestrial life. Was it aliens or cosmic coincidence?  This episode will also have an extended version for our paid Patreon Subscribers.  You can connect to that page here. 

In this episode, we will discuss our research into the Richmond Vampire. The legend of the Richmond Vampire centers on a chilling event said to have occurred on October 2, 1925, when a tunnel collapse beneath Church Hill in Richmond allegedly released a blood-covered figure from the rubble. According to local lore, witnesses claimed the creature fled toward the historic Hollywood Cemetery, disappearing into the ornate W. W. Pool mausoleum, which bears an iron door and unusual symbols that fueled decades of speculation. Over time, the story evolved into a full vampire narrative, blending real tragedy with gothic imagination. While historians note that the tunnel collapse did occur and caused multiple deaths, no credible evidence supports the existence of a supernatural being—yet the tale persists as one of Richmond’s most enduring pieces of urban folklore, thriving on atmosphere, architecture, and the city’s deep, shadowed past. Find the extension to this episode, where we discuss our visit to the location and information about Benjamin Franklin Mosby, as well as all of our research information about this case on our Patreon page.  

What really happened on February 14, 1929? In this deep dive into the Secrets Behind the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre—Chicago 1929, we uncover the chilling truth behind one of America’s most infamous gangland killings. Inside a quiet Lincoln Park garage, seven men were lined up against a brick wall and executed in cold blood—an act that shocked the nation and cemented Chicago’s reputation as the epicenter of Prohibition-era violence. But was it really ordered by Al Capone? Who were the suspected gunmen dressed as police officers? And why was no one ever convicted? We explore the rivalry between Al Capone and George “Bugs” Moran, the role of bootlegging and organized crime during Prohibition, the forensic breakthroughs that followed, and the dark rumors that still surround the massacre nearly a century later. This episode examines hidden details, overlooked evidence, media manipulation, and the national outrage that reshaped law enforcement in America. If you’re fascinated by true crime, Prohibition history, Chicago mob lore, and the untold stories behind America’s most notorious crimes, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. 🔎 Topics Covered: • The North Side Gang vs. Capone’s Chicago Outfit • The use of police disguises in the execution • Ballistics and early forensic investigation • Public reaction and newspaper headlines • Why the case remains officially unsolved Subscribe for more untold history, true crime deep dives, and the dark stories hidden between the headlines. Follow along with more information and links to our research at: Our Patreon Page  #StValentinesDayMassacre #AlCapone #Chicago1929 #TrueCrimeHistory #ProhibitionEra #OrganizedCrime #UntoldHistory #GanglandChicago

For decades, the case of Stella Liebeck vs. McDonald’s has been mocked as the ultimate “frivolous lawsuit.” But was it really? In this episode, we uncover the full story behind the 1992 hot coffee case that sparked national outrage, corporate PR spin, and sweeping tort reform debates. What the headlines didn’t tell you may shock you. Stella Liebeck wasn’t just “clumsy.” She suffered third-degree burns, required skin grafts, and faced mounting medical bills after being served coffee heated to temperatures far beyond home-brewed standards. So why did the media frame it as a punchline? What evidence was presented in court? And how did this case quietly reshape public opinion about civil lawsuits in America? We break down: The real severity of Stella Liebeck’s injuries Internal corporate knowledge about serving temperatures The jury’s reasoning behind the damages awarded The difference between what was reported… and what actually happened How this case became a cultural myth This isn’t just about hot coffee. It’s about media narratives, corporate responsibility, and how one elderly woman became the face of “lawsuit abuse.” Was justice served—or was the public misled? 🎙️ Listen now and decide for yourself. #TrueCrime #LegalHistory #StellaLiebeck #HotCoffeeCase #CorporateAccountability #MediaMyths #AmericanHistory #Podcast   For more discussion and our detailed research into this case, please connect to:  https://patreon.com/panicdvideos

In this episode, we will finish our series of our discussion about the 1893 Columbian Exposition—Chicago's World's Fair—and how it shaped American culture. This is episode 4 of a 4 part series, and we will be dicussing some of the details about the event. Check out our new project for "Our Haunted Travels" at https://youtube.com/panicdvideos as well.

In this episode, we will continue our series of our discussion about the 1893 Columbian Exposition—Chicago's World Fair—and how it shaped American Culture.   This is episode 3 of a 4 part series, and we will be dicussing some of the tragedies surrounding the fair.   Check out our new project for "Our Haunted Travels" at https://youtube.com/panicdvideos as well.

In this episode, we will continue our series of our discussion about the 1893 Columbian Exposition—Chicago's World Fair and how it shaped American Culture.   This is episode 2 of a 3 part series, and we will be dicussing the some of America's firsts that debuted at the fair. Check out our new project for "Our Haunted Travels" at https://youtube.com/panicdvideos as well.

We are back, Untold History Revealed fans; sorry for our absence. In this episode, we will begin our series of our discussion about the 1893 Columbian Exposition—Chicago's World Fair—and how it shaped American culture. This is episode 1 of a 3-part series, and we will be discussing the visitors who were at the fair. We plan to make it a goal to keep up with a new episode each week, Thursdays at 9 p.m. EST. Check out our new project for "Our Haunted Travels" at https://youtube.com/panicdvideos as well.

In this episode, we discuss the origins of "Red Ribbon Week" and how the movement is working to bring drug awareness and prevention to students across the country.

In this episode we discuss Jeff Mudgett's theory that his great-great-grandfather, H.H. Holmes, was in fact Jack the Ripper and some of the other potential suspects. We will go over the case and discuss some of the theories that are being highlighted on History's American Ripper, which is currently investigating Mudgett's theory.

In this episode, we will discuss the timeline related to the Wright brothers and some of the controversy surrounding the recognition of their first flight and the first-ever reported aviation fatality of a guest.

In this episode, we will continue our discussion about one of our nation's heroes, Charles Lindbergh, and the tragedy that surrounded his life.  Marianne has some detailed information about the case as we dive deep into the kidnapping and murder of his son. This is part 2 of 2.

In this episode, we will discuss one of our nation's heroes, Charles Lindbergh, and the tragedy that surrounded his life.  Marianne has some detailed information about the case as we dive deep into the kidnapping and murder of his son. This is part 1 of 2.

In this episode, we will talk about the recent History Channel documentary, Amelia Earhart: The Lost Evidence. In the documentary, they may have proved what happened to her and solved one of our nation's mysteries.

This is part 2 of 2 on the topic of how the Declaration of Independence traveled around before it came to its final resting place at the National Archives in 1952.

This is part 1 of 2 on the topic of how the Declaration of Independence traveled around before it came to its final resting place at the National Archives in 1952. Note: The Mary Goddard copy was a typeface copy. For your information, we verified this after we recorded the podcast.

On this episode, we will discuss the truth about July 4th and how that date became a national holiday.  We will also cover some more details about the creation of the Declaration of Independence.

On this episode, we will discuss the blood that was shed in order to make Labor Day a national holiday in the United States. We may go off in other directions as well, but hey, that is normal, isn't it?

On this episode, we talk about the events leading up to the murder of John Lennon. We also discuss the man who committed this crime and some of the weird and strange events surrounding the murder. Sit back, and listen to this episode of Untold History Revealed.

On this episode we discussed the circumstances of the British not only burning the White House but also many other buildings in Washington, D.C. We will also discuss two items that survived the fire. Download to find out more.

Tune in and listen to the tales and ghost stories that have been reported at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.  We cover the history of "The President's House" (The White House) from the laying of the first cornerstone until the present time. We will also go over some of the sightings from over the years and even include one from Mrs. and President Obama. If you like history and the paranormal, you will not want to miss this one.

In this episode, we are going to share some history about Alcatraz Island. Do you know how the island got its name? Do you know it was once a military base? Did you know this island housed the first lighthouse on the west coast of the United States? Did you know the island was occupied by Native Americans after the prison closed in the late 60s? Find out about all of these little tidbits, plus information about the prison, some of the famous inmates, and those who tried to escape and failed. OR DID THEY? Sit back and tune in.

On this episode, we revisit the Andrew and Abbey Borden case, this time looking at the trial more closely and how Lizzy was acquitted of all charges. We will also look at other suspects who could have committed the crime but have never been charged. We choose this topic this week since the murder took place on Thursday, August 4, 1892, exactly 124 years ago tomorrow.

'WARNING:  This one will get a little graphic; however, we will be discussing different cases where body parts actually have either come up missing or have appeared later on after the body was buried. From Einstein's brain to George Washington's teeth, this one is definitely interesting.

Download and listen to this one... we will be discussing the case of Collin Pitchfork and how the use of DNA was implemented for the first time to free a man who actually made a confession to murder and turned around and found the right murderer for this serial killing case. DNA was used to solve the murders of Dawn Ashworth and Linda Mann.

On this episode, we will discuss some interesting tidbits from the Battle of Gettysburg and the town of Gettysburg that you may not have heard about before. So grab a cup of coffee (or tea), and sit back and listen in as we cover some interesting topics on this one.

Join in and listen to some of the details surrounding the Gettysburg Address. Most of us think that the only thing that took place on that day was Abraham Lincoln giving his infamous speech, but did you know he was kind of an afterthought when it came to even being there? Did you know that the person that spoke right before he did actually gave a two-hour speech? Also, although there were multiple photographers present, there are no pictures of Abraham Lincoln delivering his address. Why? Learn the answer to all of these questions on this episode.

Sit back and listen while we discuss two stories of civilian women from the Battle of Gettysburg. We go into the details about Elizabeth Musser Thorn and how she took over the responsibilities of the town cemetery for her husband. In the second half of the episode, we will discuss the story of Miss Mary Virginia "Jennie" Wade and how she was the only civilian casualty at the Battle of Gettysburg.

In this episode, we discuss 5 different historical events that had a major impact on our world. Did you know that you listened to the radio in your car today due to the sinking of the Titanic? Do you know that the cost of medical treatment dates back to the Spanish Flu? How is Admiral Mathew Perry related to the Atomic Age?  Did you know that the origins of the World Bank began in New Hampshire? Download and listen to this one; you will be surprised.

On this episode, we discuss 50 chilling coincidences between America's 16th President, Abraham Lincoln, and America's 35th President, John F. Kennedy. You will be amazed by the different circumstances that were the same between these two men. If you have heard about these before, we bet you have not heard of a complete list of 50.

In this episode, we continue our discussion about the Lizzy Borden case and talk about fourteen reasons why Lizzy Borden could have committed the crimes.

In this podcast, we introduce the case of Andrew and Abbey Borden. We go over the initial timeline of the crime, discuss the crime scene, and talk about the 2 separate autopsies that were performed.

In this episode, we discuss the attack on the United States that was sent directly from the Japanese mainland. The 9000 Japanese Fire Balloons (or FuGo) were launched from Japan and floated across the Pacific Ocean and landed in the Continental United States starting in December of 1944 and ending in April of 1945. Listen to this episode to find out more.

Join in for another episode as we discuss various historical tidbits. We will discuss topics ranging from Ohio's statehood to the first unofficial woman president, including some you may have heard before and others you may not.  

Listen in as we discuss America's first publicized and recorded unsolved murder case, Mary Rogers, The Beautiful Cigar Girl.   Find out more at:  http://untoldhistoryrevealed.blogspot.com/2016/05/who-killed-beautiful-cigar-girl.html

In this episode we discuss two events that took place on May 4. The Funeral of President Lincoln in Springfield, Ill. (May 4, 1865) and The Kent State Shootings (May 4, 1970). Both of these events changed our nation, and we reveal some of those historical moments that you may not have heard about before. VIEW OUR BLOG!