In this episode of Turlock Unburied, we revisit the unsolved killing of Raymond Gustafson—an 80-year-old Army veteran found stabbed to death inside his Angelus Street home. A quiet man who had lived there for more than 50 years, Gustafson’s murder shocked the neighborhood… and left investigators with few answers. Days later, the house would burn—twice—under suspicious circumstances, deepening the mystery.

Then, we shift to a chilling account from a listener who spent nights in a home on El Camino Drive. Strange footsteps in the attic, movement in empty rooms, and encounters with figures that felt all too real—including a man in a suit… and something far more menacing.

Two stories. One rooted in violence, the other in the unexplained. Both leave behind more questions than answers.

A deadly shooting inside Pete Nolan’s saloon… and a man who lingered before death.

Then, a chilling encounter: someone—or something—outside a window in the night.

Two unsettling stories from Turlock’s past and present, told the way they should be—unburied.

A series of fires.
A brutal killing.
And a family consumed by something no one could explain.

In 1931, the Anderson case shocked Turlock—ending in murder, arson, and confinement to California’s early insane asylums.

But just beyond the valley, in the Orestimba wilderness, another story was unfolding… one involving a mysterious figure seen moving through the hills at night.

Two local stories—one documented, one unexplained.