First, we head into the Bridgewater Triangle, a chunk of Massachusetts with a reputation for lights in the woods, things in the trees, and encounters that don’t fit into any normal category. Then we cross the ocean to London for the Hammersmith Ghost, where a “haunting” turns into a street level panic and proves that fear spreads faster than facts. Somewhere between the Triangle’s long, lingering dread and Hammersmith’s sudden hysteria, you’ll start to wonder what’s worse: what’s out there… or what people do when they think it is.

Australia’s billabongs hide more than mud and shadows. From ancient Aboriginal warnings to modern reports of booming calls, missing livestock, and boats struck from below, Phreak dives into the legend of the Bunyip — the lurking predator said to drag the unwary under. A chilling tour of the wetlands where the water watches back.

In a quiet Georgia town, a three-year-old girl starts talking to a man in the yard her parents can’t see. His name, his face, and even his clothes match a neighbor who died years before she was born. Then another dead man appears… and something darker moves into the hallway: a hooded, faceless presence that leaves scratches on Heidi and her father while they sleep.

In this episode, Phreak dives into the real-life case behind A Haunting in Georgia — the records, the witnesses, the skeptics, and the nightmare question at the heart of it all: what do you do when your child can name the dead by sight?