In tonight’s episode, we will be traveling to three different mansions that are haunted by various spirits. Our first stop is at Mannington Hall. Mannington Hall is located in Itteringham, Norfolk in the UK. It is a moated medieval country home. It dates back to 1460 and was added to in 1864. But what it’s... Continue Reading →
People love a good story, and sometimes the truth isn’t fun enough, even if it has the power to leave behind many spirits. The Myrtles is one such place. The plantation has seen its far share of despair, death, and tragedy, yet none of it is quite what the current residents would have us to... Continue Reading →
For the people in his community, John Wayne Gacy was a friendly man who entertained young children. He was known for his alter ego, Pogo the Clown, and would host parties in his neighborhood. By 1978, public perception of Gacy took a turn, and garnered him the nickname of “the Killer Clown.” Gacy was born... Continue Reading →
People have lived in London for over 5000 years, but instead of a city, it was filled with marshes and forests. Legend has it that London wasn’t founded by the Romans of the 1st century CE, but in more ancient times by Brutus the Trojan, around 1070 BCE, which would have been 1000 years before... Continue Reading →
About 250 miles south of Lima, Peru you will find a collection of giant geoglyphs along the Peruvian coastal plain known as the Nazca lines. They were created by the ancient Nazca culture, and depict different shapes, plants, and animals. The 2000-year-old Nazca lines can only be fully appreciated if viewed from the air. In... Continue Reading →
In the late 1960s, a man came forward, calling himself the Zodiac Killer, who claimed responsibility for at least five murders in Northern California. Still, there is a good chance that he was responsible for more. In one of his letters, Zodiac claimed that he had killed 37 victims. However, he has only been connected... Continue Reading →
What constitutes a great American myth? Is it something where a Google search can’t help you find its origins? Maybe it’s something that permeates that minds of the inflicted and the communities that are built from them. It could be something that shows up time and time again and lingers around, jostling the memories of... Continue Reading →
Whether you are religious or not, you have likely discussed the idea of what happens to your pets when they day. Among religious people, there seems to be a divide of those who believe pets are completely different from humans and couldn’t possibly go to heaven, and those who believe animals have a soul, and... Continue Reading →
It’s Valentine’s Day, and as such, our story takes place on Valentine’s Day. I’m sure we are familiar with the infamous Valentine’s Day massacre that took place in 1929 when seven members of Chicago’s North Side Gang were killed at a Lincoln Park garage . The four unknown assailants lined them up against a wall... Continue Reading →
San Diego is considered the birthplace of California. Father Junipero Serra established the mission of San Diego de Alcala on Presidio Hill on July 16, 1769. During the early 1820s, a small Mexican community was created that eventually became El Pueblo San Diego by 1835. Since it become the first permanent Spanish settlement in California,... Continue Reading →
