Don't go Changeling on me Now

EOn episode forty-three, Whitney kicks off the true crime portion of the show with a story that is both true crime and a bit paranormal (depending on how you look at it). Bridget Cleary was an Irish woman who was murdered by her husband in the late 1800s, but the the most curious part of the story comes into play when you hear his explanation as to why he did it. After that, Ty opens up the paranormal half of the show with his story about Ashmore Estates. Once upon a time, this facility operated as the Coles County poor farm in Ashmore, IL. The tenants, or inmates as they were sometimes referred to, endured so many tumultuous changes and harsh living conditions that many believe they still reside there. So settle in, turn out the lights, and get ready to take some shots in the dark with us. Cheers!

Todd Kohlhepp and Trenton Psychiatric Hospital

EOn episode forty-two, Ty kicks off the true crime portion of the show with the story of Todd Kohlhepp. This case not only involves a series of murders that went either unsolved or undiscovered for years, but also a tale of survival. After that, Whitney opens up the paranormal half of the show with her story about the Trenton Psychiatric Hospital. Like many haunted psychiatric facilities, Trenton Psychiatric Hospital has a dark and grotesque past. In this case, both the history and hauntings make it a very unique story to be told. So settle in, turn out the lights, and get ready to take some shots in the dark with us. Cheers!

Where Have we Been?

EIn this not-so-special special, Ty and Whitney take a small departure from true crime and the paranormal to talk about what’s new with them, recent absences, and much needed breaks.

The Truck Stop Killer and Myrtles Plantation

EOn episode forty-one, Whitney kicks off the true crime portion of the show with a story about the truck stop killer. This case was recommended to us by our friend Leah, and it's as horrific as it is fascinating. After that, Ty opens up the paranormal half of the show with his story about the famously haunted Myrtles plantation. Myrtles is home to several different spirits, but the most widely known (and perhaps saddest) is the spirit of a former slave named Chloe. So settle in, turn out the lights, and get ready to take some shots in the dark with us. Cheers!

The Tsuyama Massacre and The Ear Inn

EOn Episode Forty, Ty kicks off the true crime portion of the show with a story about the Tsuyama Massacre. To date, the Tsuyama massacre is one of the most horrific mass murders in Japanese history, and the story even features a familiar face from a previous true crime case covered on the show. After that, Whitney opens up the paranormal half of the show with her story about The Ear Inn. On top of having a long history of serving merchants, sailors, and artists, The Ear Inn now serves patrons looking for food and drink... and perhaps a fright. So settle in, turn out the lights, and get ready to take some shots in the dark with us. Cheers!

It's almost like a movie

EOn a super special, bonus episode, Whitney tells Ty a story with roots in both the Paranormal and True Crime categories. She tells Ty about the strange happenings in the town of Fairwater, Nebraska almost 20 years after an orderly murdered 12 people at the hospital he worked at. So settle in, fix a drink, and get ready to take some shots in the dark with us. April fools! Cheers!

The Aitken Murders and Lake Shawnee Amusement Park

EIn episode thirty-nine, Whitney covers the murders of Roddy and Anne Marie Aitken. The coupe's disappearance shook their small Scottish town and had locals wondering what really happened to them. After that, Ty kicks off the paranormal half of the show with a story about the abandoned Lake Shawnee amusement park in West Virginia. On top of having some truly dark history, visitors to the park report seeing full-body apparitions and hearing whispers echoing through it's trees and rusting attractions. So settle in, fix a drink, and get ready to take some shots in the dark with us. Cheers!

Veronica Guerin and Pat O'Brien's

EIn episode thirty-eight, Ty talks about the assassination of Irish journalist, Veronica Guerin. Veronica was a crime reporter whose coverage of dangerous criminals eventually led to her murder. After that, Whitney kicks off the paranormal half of the show with a story about Pat O'Brien's in New Orleans, Louisiana. This particular New Orleans staple is famous for creating the rum-based hurricane, but beware if you stop by for a drink- Pat O'Brien's is famous for having a few ghosts as well. So settle in, fix a drink, and get ready to take some shots in the dark with us. Cheers!

Mysterious Murders and Ghostly Graveyards

EIn episode thirty-seven, Whitney tells Ty a story about a deadly love triangle. The details surrounding this case will keep you guessing the whole time. After that, Ty kicks off the paranormal half of the show with a story about the beautiful and haunted Graceland cemetery on Chicago's North side. The cemetery is home to many elaborate monuments, some of which have eerie legends surrounding them. So settle in, turn on the lights, and get ready to take some shots in the dark with us. Cheers!

Darya Saltykova and The Congress Hotel

EIn episode thirty-six, Ty tells Whitney about Russian serial killer, Darya Saltykova. Darya was a sadist who enjoyed torturing and killing the serfs who tended her land. After that, Whitney kicks off the paranormal half of the show with an incredible story about the Congress hotel in our hometown, Chicago. The Congress has so many spirits who reside there, that it's hard to imagine how they ever have room for the living. So settle in, turn on the lights, and get ready to take some shots in the dark with us. Cheers!