Gather around, creepy crew, because this one stopped me dead in my tracks & then you voted and requested for more, and I love to deliver.

At Edington Priory Church in Wiltshire, England — a 14th-century medieval priory consecrated in 1361 — there is a stone coffin that exists in a permanent spiritual no-man’s-land. It doesn’t rest in the ground. It doesn’t rest inside the church. It sits mounted on the boundary wall, sealed, ornate, and shrouded in legends so dark they’ll make your skin crawl.

The Church has no records. Historians have no consensus. And whoever — or whatever — lies inside has been denied holy ground for centuries.

The why is where it gets really interesting.
We’re going to talk about it.

Get ready to explore one of America’s most haunted cities! We’re diving DEEP into Salem, Massachusetts—where history, tragedy, and the paranormal collide in the most spine-chilling ways possible.

In this episode, we’re taking you on a twisted tour through Salem’s most significant and sinister locations. We’ll uncover the real story behind Gallows Hill, where nineteen innocent people were executed during the infamous Salem Witch Trials of 1692. But that’s just the beginning—we’re also exploring the some of the most Haunted Inn's for your stay and the eerie energy that blankets this entire town.

And we’ve got something EXTRA special for you—we’re joined by the amazing Mandy and Avery from the Thick Thighs, Creepy Vibes podcast! Together, we’re swapping stories, discussing the lingering hauntings that plague these historical landmarks, and getting into why Salem remains one of the most paranormally active places on Earth.

From spectral sightings near the execution site to unexplained phenomena at the Witch Trials Memorial, this episode is PACKED with creepy history, supernatural theories, and the kind of dark mysteries that will keep you up at night.

Whether you’re a history buff, a paranormal enthusiast, or just obsessed with all things spooky, this Salem deep-dive is not to be missed!

In 1863, blood seeped from under the door of 716 Dauphine Street in New Orleans’ French Quarter. What police found inside was one of the most brutal mass murders in American history—an entire household hacked to pieces, and a wealthy Turkish nobleman buried alive in his own courtyard.

This isn’t the LaLaurie mansion. This isn’t Marie Laveau. This is the true story of the Sultan’s Palace massacre—a case of international revenge, Ottoman assassins, and a crime so violent it still haunts New Orleans today.

We dive deep into the documented police reports, explore theories about stolen treasure and royal theft, and examine over 150 years of paranormal activity reported at this location. From phantom music and exotic incense to apparitions on the balcony, 716 Dauphine Street remains one of the French Quarter’s most actively haunted—and least known—locations.

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References & Resources

Historical Sources:

∙ New Orleans Police Department Records, 1863 (Louisiana State Archives)

∙ “The Times-Picayune” historical archives, 1863-1865

∙ “Historic New Orleans Collection” - French Quarter property records

∙ Federal occupation records, New Orleans Civil War period

Books:

∙ Haunted New Orleans: Southern Spirits, Garden District Ghosts, and Vampire Venues by Colin Dickey

∙ The Ghosts of New Orleans by Troy Taylor

∙ New Orleans Ghosts, Voodoo, and Vampires by Kalila Katherina Smith

Additional Research:

∙ French Quarter historical walking tour documentation

∙ Dauphine Street property deed transfers (New Orleans Notarial Archives)

∙ Ottoman Empire historical records regarding missing nobility (limited availability)

∙ Contemporary tenant accounts and paranormal investigation reports (various online sources, 1990s-present)

Note: Some specific details of the massacre vary between sources due to sensationalized reporting common in the 1860s. This episode prioritizes documented police records and corroborated accounts.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Buckle up, ghost hunters - we’re diving deep into one of Connecticut’s most haunted locations. Norwich State Hospital operated from 1904 to 1996, and let me tell you, the spirits there are NOT at peace. This abandoned psychiatric hospital is crawling with paranormal activity that’ll make your skin crawl.

In this episode, we explore the dark history of Norwich State Hospital, from its brutal treatment methods to the hundreds of patients who died within its walls. We’re talking apparitions in hospital gowns, disembodied screams echoing through empty corridors, and underground tunnels that serve as highways for the dead.

I’ll walk you through the most active paranormal hotspots - the morgue where bodies stacked up, the hydrotherapy rooms where torture masqueraded as treatment, and the isolation cells where desperate patients clawed at the walls. Plus, we dive into the children’s ward reports that’ll absolutely wreck you.

This isn’t your typical ghost story. These are the spirits of forgotten souls who suffered real trauma in a system that failed them. Whether you’re a paranormal believer or skeptic, the documented hauntings at Norwich State Hospital will make you question everything you think you know about life after death.

References & Resources
Historical Sources:

- Connecticut State Library Archives - Norwich State Hospital Records

- “Institutional Care in Connecticut” - CT Department of Mental Health, 1985

- Norwich Historical Society - Hospital Documentation

Paranormal Research:

- New England Ghost Project - Norwich State Hospital Investigation Reports

- Paranormal investigators’ documented encounters (2010-2023)

- Urban exploration photography and witness accounts

Additional Reading:

- “The Shameful History of America’s Asylums” - Mental Health America

- Connecticut State Hospital system closure documentation

- Deinstitutionalization movement historical records

*Note: This episode contains mature themes including historical medical practices, death, and intense paranormal accounts. Listener discretion advised.*

Discover the chilling true story of Marshall Field’s Death Elevator in Chicago - a fully functioning elevator that was permanently sealed after multiple deaths and relentless paranormal activity. This isn’t urban legend; it’s documented history.

Between 1943 and the early 1950s, three people died in connection with one specific elevator at Chicago’s iconic Marshall Field’s department store. What followed were decades of unexplained phenomena: elevator operators feeling unseen presences, the smell of phantom perfume, doors opening onto blank walls, and machinery that malfunctioned despite being mechanically sound.

The corporate response was unprecedented: Marshall Field’s permanently decommissioned the elevator, sealing it behind walls. But even decades later, employees report hearing the elevator moving, doors opening, and footsteps where no elevator exists anymore.

Explore documented accounts from the Chicago History Museum’s oral histories, newspaper archives, and corporate records that prove this haunted elevator’s terrifying legacy. From 1940s elevator operators to modern-day Macy’s employees, the Death Elevator continues to make its presence known.

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Okay friends, buckle the F up because this episode is WILD. We’re diving into your stories this week and let me tell you—our listeners do not disappoint.

We’ve got haunted roads that’ll make you never want to drive at night again, ghostly apparitions that showed up at the absolute worst possible times (because apparently ghosts have zero chill), and—I’m serious when I say this—a crematory story that legitimately left me sitting in stunned silence for like five minutes after I read it. My jaw was on the floor. You’re gonna lose your mind.

This is what I love about listener tales—these aren’t some recycled campfire stories or tourist trap legends. These are REAL experiences from REAL people who trusted me enough to share their most terrifying moments. And honestly? Some of this stuff is so bizarre and specific that you literally cannot make it up.

So grab your headphones, maybe turn on a light or two, and let’s get into it. Fair warning: you might wanna save that crematory story for daylight hours. I’m just saying.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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What if I told you Stranger Things wasn’t just inspired by the 80s - it was inspired by actual government experiments on unwitting citizens?

Project MKUltra was the CIA’s decades-long program testing mind control, psychic abilities, and psychological torture on people who never consented. We’re talking LSD dosing, sensory deprivation, electroshock therapy, and attempts to create actual telepaths.

This isn’t conspiracy theory bullshit - this is documented, declassified, admitted-to-by-the-government history.

Join me as we dive into the real Hawkins Lab, explore why the Duffer Brothers were obsessed with this story, and uncover just how deep the rabbit hole goes. Spoiler: it’s way darker than anything Netflix showed you. Are we ready? Let’s get into some truly creepy shit.

Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of non-consensual human experimentation, psychological torture, suicide, and government abuse. Listener discretion is advised.

Sources Referenced:

∙ Church Committee Hearings (1975)

∙ Declassified MKUltra documents (available via FOIA)

∙ “The Search for the Manchurian Candidate” by John Marks

∙ Testimony of CIA Director William Colby

∙ Frank Olson case files

On April 20, 1989, 37-year-old Patricia Meehan crashed her car on a remote Montana highway, climbed out unhurt, and walked into an empty field—never to be seen again. Or was she? Over 5,000 people reported seeing her in the months and years that followed, always at truck stops, always alone, always talking to herself. But she was never found.

This deep dive explores one of the most bizarre and potentially paranormal missing persons cases in American history. Patricia Meehan’s disappearance defies conventional explanation: her footprints vanished into thin air, massive searches found nothing, yet thousands of witnesses swore they saw her wandering the Pacific Northwest for years.

Discover the haunting details: the silent stare after the crash, the footprints that led nowhere, the verified sightings across multiple states, and the heartbreaking search by parents who died without answers. Was Patricia suffering from amnesia? Did she intentionally disappear? Or did she walk into something paranormal we can’t explain?

35 years later, this case remains unsolved and deeply disturbing.

RESOURCES & REFERENCES

Primary Sources:

∙ The Charley Project: Patricia Bernadette Meehan

∙ NamUs Case File

∙ Doe Network Case #1071DFMT

Media Coverage:

∙ NBC’s Unsolved Mysteries, Season 2, Episode 6 (November 1, 1989)

∙ Wikipedia: Disappearance of Patricia Meehan

∙ The Seattle Times (September 1990)

∙ Associated Press reports (1989)

Additional Resources:

∙ The Trail Went Cold Podcast

∙ True Crime Time: “The Baffling Disappearance & Sightings of Patricia Meehan”

∙ Medium: Multiple articles by various true crime writers

Contact Information:

McCone County Sheriff’s Office: 406-485-3405​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​