In this haunting new episode of Creepy Coffees, we dive into one of the most chilling and overlooked cold cases in American history: Jane Doe 59.

In 1969, the body of an unidentified woman was discovered—her name, her story, and her killer all lost to time. Decades later, she remains known only by a number. Who was she? How did she die? And why did her case fade into obscurity while justice was never served?

We explore the known facts, the unsettling details surrounding her discovery, investigative missteps, and the haunting questions that still linger. More importantly, we confront the uncomfortable reality of how nameless victims are often forgotten—and why remembering Jane Doe 59 matters.

Pour a cup, settle in, and join us as we give voice to the voiceless and shine a light into a case that history tried to bury.

☕👻 Creepy Coffees Podcast Because every ghost story deserves a good cup of coffee.

On this episode of Coffee Talk, we’re joined by author Rodney Phillips for an easygoing conversation that blends writing, sports, and late-night coffee talk.

Rodney talks about writing his first novel, the discipline behind the process, and how ideas turn into finished stories. The conversation then shifts to sports, touching on football and hockey, fandom, rivalries, and why those moments on the field and ice resonate just as deeply as the stories we read.

Relaxed, unscripted, and wide-ranging, this episode is classic Coffee Talk—where creative work, sports passion, and good conversation meet over a cup of Creepy Coffees.

Pour a cup. Settle in.

In this Coffee Talk episode of Creepy Coffees Podcast, we sit down with Russell Van Brocklen to discuss his inspiring journey from living with dyslexia to creating programs that help others find their voice and write compelling stories. An honest, motivating conversation about perseverance, creativity, and turning obstacles into strengths—served with a strong cup of coffee. ☕📖👻

🎙️ NEW EPISODE: Creepy Coffees Coffee Talk ft. Bryan from MOMETU!

☕📺 Creepy Coffees Fam — you’re gonna LOVE this one.

Today we sit down with Bryan Louzil, the creator behind MOMETU, the rising television & movie streaming app shaking up the indie world! We dive into:

👻 How MOMETU became a home for indie horror & paranormal creators

🎬 The future of streaming for small creators and big dreamers ☕ Why horror fans are some of the most loyal communities out there

📱 Behind-the-scenes stories, tech talk, creator journeys & more

🔥 And yes… some creepy surprises along the way including a visit from our good friends over at Roasted Snow Horror Podcast with there weekly reviews.. If you love horror, indie creators, or discovering new platforms that actually support storytellers — this episode is for YOU.

Coffee Talk with Ryan Rostad — Roasted Snow Horror & His Love of Scary Movies

In this episode of Coffee Talk, Eddie and Dawn sit down with Ryan Rostad, host of the atmospheric horror podcast Roasted Snow Horror — and a lifelong lover of scary and horror movies.

Ryan shares how horror films shaped his imagination, influenced the terrifying world of Roasted Snow Horror, and helped develop his signature storytelling style. From cult classics to psychological thrillers, snowy creature features, and hidden gems, Ryan breaks down what makes horror such a powerful art form.

If you love horror stories, indie creators, horror cinema discussions, and conversations that celebrate the darker side of creativity, this episode is brewed perfectly for you.

Pour a fresh cup and press play. Because every ghost story — and every scary movie — deserves a good cup of coffee.

In this episode of Coffee Talk, Eddie & Dawn sit down with R.L. Carpentier — a seasoned 18-year law enforcement professional and author of Our Lady of the Overlook, the gripping first book in his Catskills-based crime trilogy.

From the rugged mountain trails of the Catskills to the gritty realities of police work, Carpentier brings a deep understanding of mystery, rural justice, and the quiet darkness that hides in small towns.

We dive into: ✨ His inspiration behind Our Lady of the Overlook 🔎 How real police work differs from crime fiction 🌲 Why the mountains hold a special place in his storytelling 📚 What’s next in his trilogy ☕️ And the moments in law enforcement that changed his life—and his writing—forever

Whether you’re a true crime addict, a lover of atmospheric mysteries, or a fan of authentic law-enforcement insight, this episode is packed with depth, heart, and eerie storytelling vibes.

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👉 🌐 https://www.rlcarpentierwriter.com/

👉 https://www.killernashville.com/

👉 https://www.crimebake.org/event/2025CrimeBake/summary

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👉 https://jrboles.com/

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👉 https://reedsy.com/

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☕👻 Welcome to Creepy Coffees Podcast 👻☕ Coffee Talk with Justin Bocock...

In this powerful episode, Eddie and Dawn sit down with Justin Bocock, a former U.S. Secret Service officer and Mesa Police Department homicide detective, who spent over two decades investigating hundreds of violent crimes and suspicious deaths.

From pioneering drone technology in homicide investigations to being named Homicide Detective of the Year by the Arizona Homicide Investigators Association, Justin’s career reads like a true crime thriller — except it’s all real.

🔍 Topics in this episode: -

Life behind the badge: What it’s like working homicide day after day - The emotional toll of crime scene work - How drone tech changed crime scene forensics - Justin’s most haunting cases - Writing his debut book “On Call: Case Files from a Career in Homicide” The intersection between intuition, investigation, and the human side of crime

☕ Grab your mug and press play.

Because every ghost and true crime story deserves a good cup of coffee.

☕👻 Welcome to Creepy Coffees Podcast 👻☕ In this episode, Eddie and Dawn Ravenscar sit down with the incredible Nancy Orlen Weber — The Soul Detective™. For over four decades, Nancy has worked as a psychic detective, helping law enforcement crack cold cases with uncanny accuracy. Her abilities don’t stop at crime scenes — she communicates with animals, connects with souls, and teaches others how to tune into their intuition and heal from within. ☕ In this episode, we talk about: Nancy’s journey from near-death experiences to psychic awakening Her work with the FBI and law enforcement solving real cases How intuition can guide healing and life purpose Animal communication and messages from the natural world The unseen threads connecting all souls — living and beyond And… why compassion is the key to crossing the veil 📚 Nancy’s Books: ✨ The Life of a Psychic Detective 🌿 Nature Speaks: Conversations with Pets & Wildlife 🔍 Soul Detective: How to Solve the Inner Mystery of You

👉 Visit Nancy’s official site: https://www.nancyorlenweber.com

👉https://www.nytimes.com/1985/09/17/nyregion/ex-gas-station-attendant-charged-with-slaying-girl.html

👉 Margaret Flavell- https://a.co/d/cNlywwa

👉 Uri Geller - https://urigeller.com/

👉 Dowsers -https://americansocietyofdowsers.wildapricot.org/

👉 Beatification - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beatification

👉 Andrija Puharich - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrija_Puharich

👉 Gary Zucav - https://a.co/d/9EflcXs

👉Nancy Grace - https://youtu.be/3tsAG_oXf70?si=jazqezcX1d472sL9

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