On August 23, 1912, a four-year-old boy named Bobby Dunbar vanished while on a fishing trip to Swayze Lake in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana. When Mrs. Lessie Dunbar realized that her son was gone, she contacted the police, who began a massive search for the boy. 

Eight months passed before the family’s hopes for Bobby’s return were finally realized —– or at least that’s how it seemed. But no part of this story would turn out to be simple. The boy who returned home was NOT Bobby Dunbar.

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A newspaper in 1910 wrote about Dorothy:

"She disappeared from one of the busiest streets on earth, at the sunniest hours of a brilliant afternoon, with thousands within sight and reach, men and women who knew her on every side, and officers of the law thickly strewn in her path."

Such a young woman simply does not just disappear. And yet she did. Because no matter how perfect Dorothy seemed, not everything was as it appeared.

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In 1874, just nine years after President Lincoln was slain, the nation was again shocked by a terrible event. It was not the death of a great leader but the disappearance of a previously unknown four-year-old name Charles Brewster Ross. “Little Charlie Ross” – as Americans would soon know him – was stolen away in what became the first kidnapping for ransom in the history of the United States.

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Troy and Cody go live in Alton IL at the Mineral Springs Hotel for the annual Dead of Winter festival....and then all hell breaks loose.

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The Mary Celeste had set sail for Genoa about 10 days before Dei Gratia had left port. What was she doing out here, off course and drifting? And where was the crew? These are just some of the many questions we tackle regarding the most infamous ghost ship in history.

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It was at the Sandman where the man in the green pajamas was staying when he came to Jacksonville. Of course, that wasn’t his name. It was Bruce Campbell, and he was a stockbroker from Massachusetts. He came here to visit his son, who was then a professor at MacMurray College in town. Bruce’s first grandchild had just been born and it was meant to be a happy visit for the family.

But it turned out to be a tragic one.

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Season seven of the American Hauntings Podcast, "GONE", will include stories of mysterious and impossible disappearances that we found in the archives to be the most intriguing, compelling, and downright chilling.

If all these people vanished so easily from the face of the earth, then it means that it could happen to anyone – perhaps even you.

Because, as you’ll learn this season, a disappearance doesn’t have to be possible in order for it to occur. In fact, one of the most baffling vanishings of all time simply couldn’t have happened – and yet it did.

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Movies discussed include:

• Slapface
• The Free Fall
• X
• The Cursed
• The Black Phone
• The Barbarian
• Mr Harrigan's Phone
• The Harbinger
• Hellraiser
• Prey

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Charlie Lawson, the quiet, unassuming man had become more outgoing, especially with the children. He laughed and told jokes, which he never did. His wife might have been happy with those changes in her husband if they hadn’t been so abrupt – and if Charlie had not been spending an inordinate amount of time with their 17-year-old daughter, Marie. Something terrible was going to happen, and it would ruin Christmas in a way that only murder and tragedy can do. 

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:53:00

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One of the strangest murder sprees in American history occurred across Louisiana and Texas in the early 1910s. Local newspapers called the first crime "the most brutal murder in the history of this section," and there would be many more -- all linked to the same killer. The newspapers of the era, dealing with murder victims that were all African-Americans, claimed the killings were connected to a deranged Voodoo woman and a cult called the "Church of Sacrifice," which used the victims for bloody rituals. The story wasn't true – the real story may have been even stranger – and they remain unsolved.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:38:00

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During the early years of the Great Depression, the crimes of Harry Powers appalled and fascinated thousands of people, but he is barely remembered today – much like the methods that he used to find his victims. He sought out women through matrimonial mail-order ads, seeking wives to live on his peaceful West Virginia farm. But those who answered the ads were never seen again.

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This Halloween Season, we are discussing our favorite Religious Horror Movies, including:

• The Exorcist
• The Exorcism of Emily Rose
• Midsommar
• The Wicker Man
• The Omen
• Prince of Darkness
• Stigmata
• Apostle
• The Believers
• Frailty
• The Witch
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On March 14, 1960, the bodies of three women from the Chicago suburbs were discovered in St. Louis Canyon, one of the many natural wonders at Starved Rock State Park, near Utica, Illinois. The crime shocked northern Illinois and led to a manhunt that snared a confessed killer who spent the next 59 years behind bars. It is one of the most shocking stories to ever occur in this otherwise peaceful region – and it left lingering spirits behind.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:43:00

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One of the most disturbing multiple murders in California history occurred on April 11, 1981, when three victims – a mother, her teenage son, and the son's friend – were beaten to death in a remote cabin in the woods while children slept soundly in the next room. A fourth victim – a 12-year-old daughter – vanished in the night, and her body was found a year later, miles away from the gruesome scene. The murders remain unsolved to this day, but it went on to inspire THE STRANGERS, one of the most terrifying films ever made.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:27:00

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Enter the dark, twisted underworld of vampires in the official podcast about AMC’s Interview with the Vampire. Each week, writer/comedian/vampire-enthusiast Naomi Ekperigin will be joined by the actors and writers behind this adaptation of Anne Rice's classic novel – unpacking the twists and turns of every episode. You'll hear exclusive behind the scenes stories from the set and writers' room, plus deep dives into the history of the vampire genre.

Horror experts will share how the vampire lore has changed and morphed over time – and what has compelled us to follow these terrifying, seductive creatures across centuries. New podcast episodes are available each week following new episodes of Interview with the Vampire on AMC and AMC+.

The AMC+ Interview with the Vampire Podcast is produced by AMC in conjunction with Pineapple Street Studios.

On November 12, 1917, the body of an unknown woman was discovered on some wooded property outside of the village of Linden, New York. Her identity was unknown – and so was that of her killer. It became the first in a series of horrific murders that remain unsolved to this day.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:25:50

Discussion: 00:26:00 - 00:58:30

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On January 23, 1897, the body of a young woman named Zona Heaster Shue was discovered in her home in Greenbrier County, West Virginia. It seemed to be a rather ordinary case of perhaps domestic discord gone wrong, but in the end, the case turned out to be anything but ordinary. In fact, it went on to become the only case in which the word of a ghost helped to solve a crime and convict a murderer!

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:38:30

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On March 19, 1874, horror came to the small town of Millstadt, Illinois. It was a place where nothing bad could ever really happen – or at least that's what the residents there in the latter part of the nineteenth century believed. However, the murders that occurred on Saxtown Road forever shattered that illusion. When a local German family was brutally slaughtered in 1874, it created a dark, unsolved mystery – and a haunting that continues today.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:18:15

Discussion: 00:19:00 - 00:47:30

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On November 16, 1982, two Wyoming highway patrolmen discovered an abandoned car along a desolate stretch of rural highway. The engine was running, the driver's door was standing open, but the driver was gone. The car belonged to successful ad executive Don Kemp, and the story of his disappearance is one of the strangest in modern history, filled with twists, turns, and many unanswered questions.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:19:50

Discussion: 00:20:00 - 00:53:00

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One of the most shameful events to ever occur in American history happened in the small southern Illinois town of Herrin in the summer of 1922. It would be a horrific labor union massacre that would garner national outrage and would forever stain the area with blood. It would also leave behind a fearful haunting that would linger in a place outside of town called Harrison Woods for more than three decades after the carnage occurred. The ghosts remained as a reminder of the dark deeds of man.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:27:35

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On December 1, 1926, a young woman from Bennington College, located in the Green Mountains of Vermont, vanished without a trace. And while the search for Paula Welden may have gotten the most attention over the years, she was not the only person to disappear near Glastonbury Mountain and its scenic Long Trail. To this day, no trace of any of them has ever been found.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:21:10

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Monsters are real- they just look like you and me. Today we're going to talk about one that you have probably never heard about. Listener discretion is advised.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:45:20

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This episode wraps up our two parter on the tragic story of the Donner Party.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 01:03:20

Discussion: 01:04:30 - 01:55:00

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In the spring of 1846, a wagon train of hopeful immigrants left Illinois, bound for California, but they had no idea what awaited them on the trail. Cursed by bad luck and mistakes, they took an untested route through mountains and deserts, only to be stranded in the Sierra Nevadas by heavy winter snowfalls. What followed was the horror of death, starvation, desperation, and cannibalism.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:57:06

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In December 1907, three coal mine disasters took place, killing hundreds of men who dared to tear apart the earth in search of wealth. The deadly tragedies – and the ghosts who linger because of them – remain some of the most terrifying accidents to ever occur in American history and still haunt the Appalachian region to this day.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:50:00

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What happened in the town of Black River Falls, Wisconsin, between 1890 and 1910? What caused the once pleasant and thriving small town to become a place of death, horror, and strangeness? The mines and lumber industries shut down at that time, leaving people without jobs and causing the banks and many businesses to fail. Illness spread, and people turned to alcohol for comfort. Bad weather devastated the local crops, and the cold, bleak winters caused starvation and anguish. Talk of witchcraft and devil worship circulated among the residents. During this terrible period, the seemingly doomed inhabitants of Black River Falls surrendered to suicide, murder, destruction, and depravity.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:23:00

Discussion: 00:23:50 - 01:17:45

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In the wilds of northwestern Connecticut are the remains of a small village called Dudleytown. The homes of this once thriving community are long gone, but the land where the town once stood is far from empty. Amidst the forest and rocks are tales of ghosts, demons, unexplained mysteries, curses, and a rich history that dates back to the very beginnings of America.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:20:15

Discussion: 00:21:00 - 01:15:39

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Religious zealots have been awaiting the appearance of the Antichrist on earth for centuries. There have been those who have actively sought him out and some who would do anything to destroy him – like a woman named Rhoda Wakeman, a prophet and religious leader of the nineteenth century. In fact, on the morning of December 24, 1855, Rhoda killed a man who was possessed by the Antichrist in New Haven, Connecticut. The man was a member of her sect, and he participated in his own execution… It is a story of murder, prophecy, religious mania, and a death-crazed belief that the end of the world was coming soon.

Timestamps:

Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:53:20

Discussion: 00:53:30 - 01:42:10

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In the modern days of the 1920s, a pair of homicides that came to be known as the "Hex Murders" – and the subsequent hex scare that followed – marked a substantial turning point in American history, especially in the way that the public perceived the practice of folk magic – or what locals called "pow-wowing" – in the region.

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In 1900, Booger Hole (named for a kind of supernatural being) in West Virginia was the scene of the horrendous murder of a witch named Annie Boggs, dealings with the devil, lynch mobs, unsolved killings, and more.

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Live from the Dead Of Winter Festival in Alton, Illinois. We answer your ghost questions and read our most upsetting reviews.

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The story behind the most famous witch trials in American history. What brought the devil to Salem? How did the hysteria start, and what led to the deaths of those involved?

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Salem was far from the only "witchcraft outbreak" in American history. Witches – falsely accused and the real thing – can be found throughout the early history of America, from healers to herbalists, hex signs, and hoodoo doctors. And in some cases of accused witches, murder and death followed in the wake of public outcry. Here's what happened.

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Monologue: 00:00:00 - 00:43:02

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"The 19th of May 1780, was a remarkable dark day. Candles were lighted in many houses; the birds were silent and disappeared, and the fowls retired to roost. ... A very general opinion prevailed, that the Day of Judgment was at hand," Timothy Dwight wrote. The end was coming, and God had lowered his hand over the people of New England for their wickedness. Or at least that's what a lot of religious zealots believed in the spring of 1780. It seemed that the people of America were doomed. What happened that day? No one knows.

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Today we discuss our favorite horror movies of 2021, some honorable mentions, and some major letdowns.

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Dark things lurk in what we mistakenly believe is the idyllic setting of America's heartland. The farms, fields, and rural villages are drenched in blood- and we are ready to dive in.

America's forests, farms, and fields will surrender the tales of witchcraft and hexes, cults and curses, calamities and cannibalism, massacres and mysterious disappearances, and more magic, mayhem, sinners, and spirits than we've ever offered before.

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On the surface, Marilyn seemed to live the glamorous life of a movie star and celebrity, but she was also a very private, very smart, and often very troubled woman. Part of his enduring fame comes from the fact that she was gone too soon – a victim of apparent suicide at the age of only 36.

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In today's episode, Troy and Cody discuss their favorite horror movies of the 1970's.

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Thelma Todd – the woman that Hollywood would know as the “Ice Cream Blonde,” and who made 69 films during her too-short career- died in 1935. The official cause of Thelma’s death was said to be an accidental poisoning from carbon monoxide, but the true facts in this sensational case remain unresolved to this day.

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The death of a celebrity is, without a doubt, always an object of morbid curiosity in America. When the Hollywood notable dies under strange or bloody circumstances, then the death becomes even more curious, and gets bigger headlines, for an even longer period of time. Today, we discuss the horrific murder of Colonel Hogan himself, Bob Crane.

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On August 23, 1926, the most heartbreaking Hollywood news of the silent film era reached the general public when New York City’s Polyclinic Hospital announced that Rudolph Valentino was dead. 

Valentino -- known as the “Sheik” and “Hollywood’s Greatest Lover” – had died from a burst appendix. It seemed too boring of a death for a man like Valentino and, not surprisingly, rumors followed him to the grave.

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Today we discuss the brutal murder Ramon Novarro, an MGM sex symbol who acted opposite such legends as Joan Crawford, Greta Garbo, Norma Shearer and Myrna Loy.

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Today we talk the life and death of one of America’s top pinup girls, Jayne Mansfield, who died a horrible and violent death. It’s a story with everything – a brainy beauty, publicity stunts, a mysterious death, a Satanic curse, a haunted house and well, boobs.

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Fatty was the first Hollywood star to get “CANCELED,” as it’s called today, and his career destruction followed a crime that he not only didn’t commit but was found innocent of at trial. But by then, it was too late, and no one believed him anyway. 

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On February 1, 1922, William Desmond Taylor, one of the most famous movie directors in early Hollywood, was murdered in his bungalow in the Westlake District of Los Angeles. At first, it was assumed that he died of natural causes – until someone discovered that he had been shot in the back by a .38-caliber revolver.

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This episode we hear ghost stories from patrons of the Haunted America Conference 2021 hosted at the Best Western Premiere Hotel in Alton, IL. This episode gets...weird.

Today's hauntings are connected to one of Hollywood’s true comedians but it’s also a sequel – or perhaps prequel, of sorts – to our last episode, "Charles Manson and Helter Skelter."

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Today, we discuss the infamous Charles Manson and his impact on the "Summer of love".

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Today, we discuss The Blackburn Cult, one of the most bizarre and brutal groups to ever call The City Of Angels 'home'.

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Today we dive into cults and why Hollywood was the perfect breeding ground for some of the strangest groups to make it big.

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On this episode, we explore some of the forgotten murdered would-be starlets of early Hollywood.

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Today we finish up our two part series on the death of Beth Short, better known as "The Black Dahlia."

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Today we're diving in to one of, if not the most infamous murders in the history of this heartbreaking city.

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Today we finish our story of the murder of Marion Parker and meet the man responsible. Listener discretion is advised.

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Today we begin part 1 of a terrible kidnapping and murder that led to the largest manhunt in the LA's history. Listener discretion is advised.

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On today's episode, we discuss the murders of three young girls in Hollywood. This episode is NOT for the faint of heart.

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On today's episode, we look at some of the worst murders to ever leave their bloody mark on L.A.’s twisted history. 

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Here is a live recording from our show at the 2021 Dead of Winter Festival in Alton, Illinois on Saturday, February 6th at Mineral Springs.

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Hollywood was home to movie stars in the first decades of the twentieth century – which came with their share of scandals, drug overdoses, and sexcapades – but in 1920, Prohibition arrived and created a whole new set of problems for Los Angeles.

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On April 26, 1880, the Tombstone, Arizona, newspaper, The Epitaph, printed a startling report. According to the article, two cowboys saw a giant bird outside of town, shot it, and carried its gigantic carcass into Tombstone.

How, I asked myself, could what seemed to be a prehistoric flying creature have been shot down by cowboys in the 1880s? Such a thing seemed impossible, but here was the story – and, of course, there was the photograph. That was the really exciting part! I still remember what that photograph looked like! Or do I?

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Today we discuss Horror in 2020. What we liked, what we didn't like, and how we see the movie industry changing in 2021.

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In today's bonus episode, Troy discusses The Spanish Flu and has some recommendations for this holiday season to avoid having history repeat itself.

Hollywood. As we keep telling you, it’s not really on the maps anymore. It’s not a town and hasn’t been for years. It’s just another part of Los Angeles that doesn’t look nearly as great as it does in the movies or on postcards. It’s a little run-down, more than a little seedy, and desperately trying to hang onto its former glamor like an aging actress that’s had one too many facelifts. 

But Hollywood is a place for reinvention. Such is the case with the once famous Knickerbocker Hotel – well, not the by the hour part, but you’ll soon understand what I mean – it started as one thing, became another, and then something else altogether.

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Today we talk The Cecil Hotel, Richard Ramirez, Elisa Lam, and numerous suicides. 

Hollywood is nothing but a façade these days. It’s not even a real town anymore – it’s just another part of Los Angeles that looks a little worse for wear. And the sun-bleached hotels are much like Hollywood itself. They’re aging, faded, and trying to hang onto the glamor they had in decades past, when it was movie stars and not hookers that you’d find along Hollywood Boulevard. Some of them may be seedy and a little beaten up, but they have a history – and it’s a history that keeps coming back again and again and often, it returns as stories of ghosts and other assorted strangeness...

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Many of Hollywood’s older hotels are much like Hollywood itself. They are aging and slightly faded, still trying to hang onto the shimmer of glamour that they enjoyed in the days gone by. Like other parts of Hollywood, a few of the hotels have seen face-lifts in recent years, which have stirred up memories and “spirits” of the past. Not all the ghostly stories, and wicked scandals, are products of recent times, however, many of them have been around for years.

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In today's episode, Troy and Cody discuss their favorite (and some of their least favorite) horror movies of the 1980's.

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In this bonus episode, Troy discusses some very unique horror movies.

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On this bonus episode, we discuss two Hollywood elites- Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks.

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On this bonus episode, we discuss the bizarre tale of Walburga "Dolly” Oesterreich who kept a secret lover in the attic for years, finally ending in murder. 

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What is about a theater that seems to attract a ghost? Could it be the range of emotions expressed by the actors, from joy to sorrow to fear? Perhaps all that emotion attracts spirits who need that energy to exist. Or perhaps terrible or tragic events occur in a theater – just as they do in other kinds of buildings – and that leaves an impression behind as a haunting.

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Song: Adrift In My Own Thoughts,Counting Lots Of Sheep, Drifting Away From The World

In 1959, Harold Perelson seemed to be a man with everything going for him. He had a distinguished career as a doctor, a beautiful wife, loving children, and a wonderful home in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles that was ideal for what seemed to be the perfect family.

And then on the night of December 6, neighbors were awakened by the sound of Harold Perelson’s daughter, Judye, screaming and banging on their door...When the police arrived, they entered the Perelson house and found Harold’s wife, Lillian, dead in her bed and Harold himself dead from a massive drug overdose. He had apparently committed suicide. 

A copy of Dante’s DIVINE COMEDY was open on Harold’s nightstand, highlighting a passage that read:

Midway upon the journey of our life, I found myself within a forest dark, for the straightforward pathway had been lost…

It might as well have been Harold’s suicide note.

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What makes Hollywood – “Hollywood?” The movies, of course, and the movie stars. But behind the façade – where the sausage is made, so to speak, are the studios where the magic happens. And the desperate spirits who refuse to vacate long after the director has called "cut."

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Song: Break In The Clouds, Counting Lots Of Sheep, Drifting Away From The World

At just three minutes before midnight on March 12, 1928, the St. Francis Dam, which had been designed as a reservoir for the Los Angeles water supply by William Mulholland, suddenly failed, releasing 11 billion gallons of water into a narrow valley in northeastern Los Angeles County, destroying everything in its path. Over the course of the next four hours, a roaring wall of water swept through the night, traveling 55 miles from the San Francisquito Valley, through the Santa Clara Valley, and on to the Pacific Ocean.

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On this bonus episode, Troy discusses the "Phantom of the Heights", a tall, thin figure, dressed all in black, who began sprinting across the rooftops of O’Donnell Heights. It leapt on and off buildings, broke into houses, attacked people, enticed a young girl to crawl under a car and played music in the nearby graveyard. Groups of young men patrolled the streets, while others waited by their windows at night, keeping a sleepy watch for the “Phantom Prowler” that eluded his pursuers and vanished into the cemetery before he could be caught.

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After the murder of Joe Romano, which we described at the end of the last episode, hysteria seemed to grip the city as possible sightings of the Axman began to be reported all over town – especially in Italian neighborhoods.

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New Orleans war against vice – like the Great War in Europe – appeared to be nearly at an end. The city was poised to become a normal, orderly, Christian place that the reformers wanted it to be. Until, that is, the appearance of a mysterious figure with an ax that would start a frenzy in New Orleans – over murder and, of all things, jazz music – that was like nothing the city had seen before or since. 

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Vampires, ghosts, monsters, and an assortment of murderers. All of them have roamed the streets of New Orleans at one time or another and have become part of the city’s spookiest lore. Some of these boogeymen – from the Needle Men to the Gown Man to Hugging Molly – have sometimes even caused more fear than the killers have. And that’s largely because they conjured up some very bad memories of the past, especially when it came to the Night Doctors. 

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This week, we're talking New Orleans Vampires! We apologize for the audio- we ran into some pandemic technical issues and we will make sure to not disappoint again in two weeks. 

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This week, we begin our "Dead Men Do Tell Tales" series by discussing The Carrolton Jail and The Sultan’s Palace Massacre.

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Today we discuss Hurricane Katrina and the aftermath that left a city in ruin.

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New Orleans is a city that is known for being out of the ordinary. There are dozens and dozens of old, historic hotels, inns, and mansions that have been turned into bed and breakfasts and guest houses in the French Quarter, and all of them have the kind of atmosphere that you won’t find in any other city in America.

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There are a lot of things that define the spirit of New Orleans, from its music to its ghosts, but among the top things are its food and drinks. Sometimes the meals are so tempting and memorable that people can't seem to stay away, even after death.

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In this week's episode, we dive into our favorite disaster and pandemic movies. 

Here's the list and where to find them:

• Contagion (2011, Hulu)
• Outbreak (1995, Netflix)
• The Stand (1994, Vudu)
• 28 Days Later (2002, Hulu)
• 28 Weeks Later (2007, Amazon)
• World War Z (2013, Hulu)
• Train To Busan (2016, Tubi, Vudu)
• REC 1-4 (2007-2014, Amazon)
• I Am Legend (2007, Amazon)
• Twelve Monkeys (1995, Vudu)
• Children of Men (2006, Amazon)
• The Crazies (2010, Tubi)
• The Girl With All The Gifts (2016, Netflix)

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There are 38 cemeteries in New Orleans, so there’s no way that we can get to them all. Instead, we’ll focus on the history of death, burials, and boneyards in the city and then take a closer look at the cemetery that is the most popular among tourists. Of course, just using those two words together – “cemetery” and “tourist” – says a lot what kind of traveler embraces New Orleans. I’m thinking that it’s a lot like the kind of listener that never misses this podcast.

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Ask any tourist – or anyone who watched a season of American Horror Story – and they can tell you that Marie Laveau is the undisputed Queen of Voodoo in New Orleans. Voodoo is as big a part of New Orleans as jazz, gumbo, and Mardi Gras. Most tourists, even after seeing the voodoo shops in the French Quarter, assume that voodoo is a thing of the past – but they couldn’t be more wrong. The religious faith is very much alive today and it’s taken just as seriously now as it was in the days of Marie Laveau.

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• Bad Encounter
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Today we discuss the role of New Orleans in the Civil War, as well as war heroes, villains, and of course, haunted houses.

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Recorded live at Dead of Winter 2020. Today, we discuss the "unsinkable" ship, the RMS Titanic, and the spirits of the 1,517 people she left behind. 

On April 14, 1912, four days into its maiden voyage, the world’s largest passenger steamship, RMS Titanic, struck an iceberg and sank in just 2 hours and 40 minutes – carrying 1,517 people to the depths of the Atlantic Ocean.

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Today we discuss the birth of jazz music and its incorporation into the red-light district of early New Orleans, from Basin Street to Storyville.

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Jazz music is, without a doubt, an American invention. That’s about the only thing that we know for sure, other than it originated within the African-American communities of New Orleans in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It was not actually born in the red-light districts of New Orleans – it just seemed that way. It was in the city’s whorehouses that jazz became famous.

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We're talkin' PIRATES! Today we tell the story of the most infamous pirate of New Orleans, John Lafitte and his role instrumental role in The Battle of New Orleans.

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In the early 1800's, New Orleans was a tough place. Business at the popular pirate party cove, Grand Terre, was shabbily conducted, with every man for himself, and it soon became clear that a leader was needed to take matters into hand and bring order out of the chaos. The man who stepped into that role was Jean Lafitte, the infamous pirate to ever call New Orleans "home."

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Today we discuss Creole society, The Bourbon Orleans Hotel, The Theatre d’Orleans, and more.

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In the heart of New Orleans’ French Quarter – just beyond Jackson Square and the St. Louis Cathedral – is the Bourbon Orleans Hotel. It is a place where the past truly collides with the present in both colorful and eccentric ways. The building, and the ground that it stands upon, has seen a wide variety of uses during its history, and it seems that every one of those moments in time has left behind an impression in the shape of ghosts and spirits.

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We review the Horror movies of 2019- what we liked, didn't like, were surprised by, what let us down, as well as discuss our top Holiday Horror selections.

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Cody and Troy break down the fact vs fiction on Madame Delphine LaLaurie and the infamous LaLaurie Mansion in New Orleans, Louisiana.

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On April 10, 1843, a fire broke out in the home of Dr. Louis LaLaurie and his wife, Delphine. The house, located on Royal Street, was one of the showplaces of Creole New Orleans. The mansion had played host to some of the most elaborate soirees and parties in the city but in recent months, rumors about the treatment of some of the LaLaurie slaves had caused some party invitations to be declined.

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In this episode, Troy and Cody break down THE Haunted House in New Orleans- The LaLaurie Mansion. It was --and is-- the best-known haunted house in the French Quarter and yet its name was seldom mentioned. There was no need. Horrible things had happened there – horrible enough to earn the house a reputation that still lingers more than two centuries later.

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Season 4, Episode 1 discusses the origin of New Orleans and the traumatic history that led to it being the most haunted city in the country.

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In this bonus episode, Cody sits down with Sean O'Connell, the Managing Director of CinemaBlend and the co-host of the ReelBlend Podcast to discuss his latest interview with Bill Skarsgård and what it was like to play Pennywise in the most recent adaptation of Stephen King's IT. 

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We will be back again with Season Four of American Hauntings, Haunted New Orleans, on November 19th. 

In between seasons 3 and 4, Troy and Cody discuss our favorite horror films of the 1990's.

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Our Season 4 Trailer and Topic Reveal is now live! Stay tuned as we bring you more of season 4, coming November 2019.

Troy tells his ghost stories from Villisca, Iowa in this Season 3 finale.

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Episode 51 dives into Troy's theory about what happened on that fateful night of June 10th, 1912 in Villisca, Iowa

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Episode 50 wraps up our cast of characters in the aftermath of the murders and trials and continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century in Villisca, Iowa.

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Monologue Music by Darren Curtis and Myuu.

Episode 49 discusses the aftermath of the trial of Frank Jones and William Mansfield and continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century and the aftermath that took place in Villisca, Iowa.

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Monologue Music: Stefan Daum, Josh Flori, Emotional Sad Piano Music | Touch, Emotional Piano Solo Music #2 by Mattia Cupelli
Atmosphere - Sad Piano Music by Naoya Sakamata

Episode 48 discusses the aftermath of the trial of Frank Jones and William Mansfield and continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century and the aftermath that took place in Villisca, Iowa.

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Monologue Music: Stefan Daum and Josh Flori

Episode 47 discusses the trial of Frank Jones against William Mansfield and continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century and the aftermath that took place in Villisca, Iowa.

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Theme music by Charlie Brockus and Lobo Loco.

Monologue Music:
Emotional Sad Piano Music | Touch and Emotional Piano Solo Music #2 by Mattia Cupelli
Atmosphere - Sad Piano Music by Naoya Sakamata

Episode 46 continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century and the similar murder in the town of Monmouth, Illinois.

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Episode 45 continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century and the similar murder in the town of Monmouth, Illinois.

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Emotional Sad Piano Music | Touch and Emotional Piano Solo Music #2 by Mattia Cupelli
Atmosphere - Sad Piano Musicby Naoya Sakamata

Episode 44 continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century and the similar murder in the town of Monmouth, Illinois.

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Episode 43 continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century and the similar murder in the town of Monmouth, Illinois.

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Theme music by Charlie Brockus and Lobo Loco.

Mono music by Borrtex and Organoid.

In this bonus episode, we chat with Mike and Wendy from the podcast See You On The Other Side + the band Sunspot, who will be performing at the Haunted America Conference in Alton, IL on June 21st + 22nd.

For more on See You On The Other Side:
http://www.othersidepodcast.com/
https://www.facebook.com/othersidepodcast/

For more on Sunspot:
https://sunspot.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/sunspotmusic/

Episode 42 continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century and the similar murder in the town of Monmouth, Illinois.

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Theme music by Charlie Brockus and Lobo Loco.

Monologue music by Josh Flori

In this bonus episode, we chat with Scott and Amber from the Ghostly Talk Podcast. We touch on everything from what happens after you die, to our fascination with the paranormal and macabre topics.

For more on Ghostly Talk:
https://ghostlytalk.com/
https://www.facebook.com/ghostlytalkofficial/
https://twitter.com/ghostly_talk

Episode 41 continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century and the similar murder in the town of Monmouth, Illinois.

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Theme music by Charlie Brockus and Lobo Loco.

Ad music by New Land
Monologue Music:
Emotional Sad Piano Music | Touch and Emotional Piano Solo Music #2 by Mattia Cupelli
Atmosphere - Sad Piano Musicby Naoya Sakamata

In this bonus episode we interview Karen A. Dahlman, Director of the Talking Board Historical Society and author of The Spirits of Ouija: Four Decades of Communication.

For more on Karen:
Websites: www.creativevisionspublications.com and www.tbhs.org
YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/KarenADahlman
Karen’s Books on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2UVpbt5

Episode 40 continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century.

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Monologue music by Josh Flori

Episode 39 continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century.

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Ad music by New Land

Monologue music by Josh Flori

Episode 38 continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century and the similar murder in the town of Monmouth, Illinois.

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Ad music by New Land
Monologue Music:
Emotional Sad Piano Music | Touch and Emotional Piano Solo Music #2 by Mattia Cupelli
Atmosphere - Sad Piano Musicby Naoya Sakamata

This episode is sponsored by Best Western Premier hotel.

Episode 37 continues our in-depth discussion of the Midwest Axe Murders of the early twentieth century.

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Ad music by New Land

This episode is sponsored by PenPath.

Season 3 begins our series on the Villisca axe murders and an in-depth look at the Midwest Ax Murders of the early twentieth century, the transient butcher who carried out those horrific crimes, and the way they changed the small railroad towns of the region forever – especially the town of Villisca, Iowa, which has been home to a house that has been called one of the most haunted in America since 1912.

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Monologue music by Josh Flori

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A live show from the Dead of Winter event on Saturday, February 9th, 2019 at the Mysterious Mineral Springs in Alton, IL.

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This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com

Theme music by Charlie Brockus

In this bonus episode, we discuss our favorite horror movies from 2000 - present.

Here's a link to a spreadsheet of the movies mentioned with more info!

Find more movie reviews from CinemaBlend here.

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Theme music by Charlie Brockus

In this bonus episode, we discuss our favorite horror movies from 2000 - present.

Here's a link to a spreadsheet of the movies mentioned with more info!

Find more movie reviews from CinemaBlend here.

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Theme music by Charlie Brockus

On the night of November 20, 1901, a young North Carolina woman named Nell Cropsey vanished from her family’s home in Elizabeth City. After a frantic search that lasted more than a month, Nell’s body was discovered floating in a nearby river. She had been brutally murdered – but by who? Her lover spent more than a dozen years in prison, proclaiming his innocence, before being pardoned by the governor. Did he kill Nell? And if not, then who did? And why did he commit suicide soon after getting out of prison?

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Theme music by Charlie Brockus

Monologue music Ability by Borrtex

This episode discusses The Young Brothers Massacre, an epic gun battle that occurred between the police and outlaws in the Ozarks during the early 1900s.

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Monologue music Glueworm Evening Blues by Lobo Loco, Sad Guitar and Violin Music - Forgotten by Whitesand

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Season 3 of American Haunting Podcast will follow a trail of murder, brutality, horror, and ghosts that plagued the America Prairie during the early 1900's- all leading up to the unsolved Villisca axe murders. Based on Troy's book Murdered In Their Beds, Season 3 will launch on February 26th, 2019.

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Introduction music by Charlie Brockus and monologue music Glueworm Evening Blues by Lobo Loco

Episode 35 concludes both our series on the St. Louis Exorcism, as well as Season Two of the podcast. Season 3 will begin in February 2019.

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Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT

Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois.
Find them at LightHouseSounds.com

Monologue & Intro music:

Artist: Borrtex

Songs: Faith, Peaceful Mind, Silence, Light, Sun

Episode 34 concludes the exorcism portion of the infamous St. Louis Exorcism, which inspired books, documentaries and a legendary horror film by the same name. Episode 35 will discuss the aftermath of the exorcism on society and culture.

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Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT

Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois.
Find them at LightHouseSounds.com

Monologue & Intro music:

Artist: Damiano Baldoni

Songs: Excidentis foliae, Blue Night, Red Rose, the one who spread the sadness, the heaven is far,

Artist: Borrtex

Songs: 71017, Silence

Episode 33 wraps up the final parts of the actual exorcism portion of the infamous St. Louis Exorcism, which inspired books, documentaries and a legendary horror film by the same name.

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Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT

Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois.
Find them at LightHouseSounds.com

Monologue & Intro music:

Artist: Darren Curtis

Song: Come Out And Play

Artist: myuu

Songs: Piano Scary Music Background, Rising Walls, Edge of Life, Bad Encounter

Artist: Borrtex

Song: Hope

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Music Info: Sad Emotional Piano - AShamaluevMusic

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Music Info: Cinematic Piano by AShamaluevMusic

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Music Provided By: Mediacharger: https://www.youtube.com/user/MediaCha

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Song Title: The Dusty Attic

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Episode 32 tackles the actual exorcism portion of the infamous St. Louis Exorcism, which inspired books, documentaries and a legendary horror film by the same name.

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Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com

Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com

Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT

Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois.
Find them at LightHouseSounds.com

Monologue & Intro music:

Artist: myuu

Songs: Bittersweet, Dont Die On Me, Countdown

Artist: Borrtex

Songs: Faith, Choice, Silence

Before we get to The St. Louis Exorcism pt 3, we'd like to share another famous exorcism story and ALSO give you a sampler of the kind of bonus content you can find on our Patreon feed! This week, Troy discusses another famous exorcism that also inspired the famous novel and horror film- The Exorcism of Emma Schmidt.

We'll be back again next week for The St. Louis Exorcism pt 3.

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In this episode, Troy and Cody discuss their all-time favorite Ghost Movies.

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Also, check out the brand new book from Kaylan Schardan- HAUNTED CARLINVILLE

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com

Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com

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Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois.
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Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8

Also, check out the brand new book from Kaylan Schardan- HAUNTED CARLINVILLE

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com

Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com

Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT

Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois.
Find them at LightHouseSounds.com

Monologue & Intro music:

Artist: Darren Curtis

Website: www.darrencurtismusic.com

Artist: Mattia Cupelli

Website: www.mattiacupelli.com

Artist: Bensound

Website: www.bensound.com

Artist: Wayve

Song: Sad Piano Music - Fragile

Song: Sad Piano Music - Searching

Artist(s): Unknown

Song: Sad Music - Violin

Song: New Land

Episode 29 begins our discussion on the infamous St. Louis Exorcism, which inspired books, documentaries and a legendary horror film by the same name.

Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8.

Also, check out the brand new book from Kaylan Schardan- HAUNTED CARLINVILLE

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com.

Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com.

Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT.

Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois.
Find them at LightHouseSounds.com.

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Monologue & Intro music:

Artist: Myuu

Artist: Darren Curtis

Episode 28 discusses 3 more haunted houses in St. Louis, including the Blair-Hughes Mansion, the Bissell Mansion, and the Gehm House.

Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8.

Also, check out the brand new book from Kaylan Schardan- HAUNTED CARLINVILLE

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com.

Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com.

Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT.

Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois.
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Monologue & Intro music:

Artist: Royalty Free Jazz/Swing Music

Artist: Kai Engel

Album: Better Way

Song: Realness

Song: Oecumene Sleeps

Album: Caeli

Song: modum

Album: Idea

Song: Sunset

Artist: Julie Maxwell

Album: My Kingdom's Chorus

Song: Waste of a Sunset

Song: Cerberus Fossae

Artist: Peter Rudenko

Album: 15 Etudes

Song: Night Palette Reprise

Episode 27 discusses 3 of the most infamous haunted houses in St. Louis, including the home of Henrietta Bamberger, Hortense Place or "The Castle", and the Whittemore House of Washington University.

Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8.

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com.

Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com.

Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT.

Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois.
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Monologue & Intro music:

Artist: Dee Yan-Key

Album: Fast Swing Reloaded

Song: The Boss

Artist: Borrtex

Album: Peaceful Mind

Song: Peaceful Mind

Album: 71017

Song: 71017

Album: Snowflake

Song: Snowflake

Episode 26 concludes our story of the Lambert Family out of St. Louis, MO and their mysterious dealings with seances, psychics, and suicide.

Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of [Haunted St. Louis] 8.

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com.

Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com.

Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT.

Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois.
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Monologue & Intro music:

Artist: Organoid

Album: Inner Vacuum

Song: Sometime

Album: Spectral Theory

Song: One Hand Clapping

Website: https://soundcloud.com/organoid

Artist: Scott Joplin

Episode 25 discusses the Lambert Family out of St. Louis, MO and their mysterious dealings with seances, psychics, and suicide..

Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of [Haunted St. Louis] 8.

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com.

Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com.

Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT.

Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois.
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Monologue music:

Song: Adrift In My Own Thoughts

Song: A Pan's Journey

Song: Sea of Tranquility

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Shoutouts to [Ghostly Talk] 10, [Astonishing Legends] 11, [Big Seance Podcast] 12, and [whatever the hell Jake wants to talk about] 13.

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Special thanks to Scott from [Ghostly Talk] 18 for recording this audio. Find their podcast and more at [www.ghostlytalk.com] 18.

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Episode 24 concludes the discussion of the infamous Lemp Family out of St. Louis, MO, and the hauntings that have ensued over the years.

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Artist: [Organoid] 13

Album: [Spectral Theory] 14

Song: Sky Of Blue

Artist: [Borrtex] 9

Album: Memoir of Solitude

Song: Memoir of Solitude

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Episode 23 continues the discussion of the infamous Lemp Family out of St. Louis, MO, and the final tragedies that occurred.

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Artist: [Borrtex] 9

Album: Ability

Song: Choice

Album: [Faith] 11

Song: Faith

Album: [Creation] 12

Song: Moon

Song: Sun

Websites: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Borrtex/Snowflake/

https://www.facebook.com/BorrtexOfficial/

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Episode 22 continues the discussion of the infamous Lemp Family out of St. Louis, Mo, and the period that came to be called the "years of misfortune".

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Artist: [Borrtex] 9

Album: Snowflake

Song: Snowflake

Album: [Memoir of Solitude] 11

Song: Memoir of Solitude

Websites: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Borrtex/Snowflake/

https://www.facebook.com/BorrtexOfficial/

https://instagram.com/borrtex

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

Artist: [Poddington Bear] 14

Album: [Piano 1] 15

Song: Falling Falling

Album: [Nocturnes] 16

Song: Nocturne Op 9 No 1

Websites: http://www.soundofpicture.com/

http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/

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Episode 21 continues the discussion of the infamous Lemp Family out of St. Louis, Mo, and the beginning of the end of the Lemp empire.

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Artist: [Borrtex] 9

Album: Visuals

Song: Motion

Album: [Untitled Love Story] 11

Song: Laying In Bed

Album: We Are Saved

Song: We Are Saved

Websites: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Borrtex/Snowflake/

https://www.facebook.com/BorrtexOfficial/

https://instagram.com/borrtex

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Episode 20 continues the discussion of the infamous Lemp Family out of St. Louis, Mo, the rise of their brewery, and the mysterious caves beneath the city.

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Monologue music from:

Artist: [Borrtex] 9

Album: Snowflake

Song: Snowflake

Album: [Courage] 11

Song: Silence

Album: Creation

Song: Animals

Websites: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Borrtex/Snowflake/

https://www.facebook.com/BorrtexOfficial/

https://instagram.com/borrtex

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

Artist: [Organoid] 13

Album: [Spectral Theory] 14

Song: Sky of Blue

Website: https://soundcloud.com/organoid

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/

Episode 19 begins the discussion of the infamous Lemp Family out of St. Louis, Mo.

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Monologue music from:

Artist: [Kai Engel] 9

Album: Better Way

Song: Better Way

Song: Realness

Song: Oecumene Sleeps

Album: [Caeli] 11

Song: modum

Album: Calls and Echoes

Song: Vintage Frames

Artist: Podington Bear

Album: [Piano II - Felt] 14

Song: Suppose It Is

Album: [Piano III - Minor Keys ] 15

Song: Minor Islands

Album: [Piano IV: Cinematic ] 16

Song: Solemn Oath

Episode 18 describes the Ghosts and Graveyards of St. Louis.

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Artist: [Borrtex] 12

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Episode 17 describes the mysterious town path of Zombie Road.

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Monologue music from:

Artist: [Borrtex] 12

Album: [Untitled Love Story] 13

Song: Laying In Bed

Song :We Stick Together

Album: [Memoir of Solitude] 22

Song: Memoir of Solitude

Website: https://www.facebook.com/BorrtexOfficial/

This episode is a live, uncut recording of Troy and Cody performing from the Dead Of Winter Event on February 10th, 2018

Special Shoutout to Leah Hentrich for saving us with the sound!

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Episode 16 discusses the bizarre case of Pearl Curran, who claimed to have written numerous books, poems, and plays by channeling the spirit of Patience Worth.

Join us on Saturday, February 10th as Troy and Cody record a FREE LIVE SHOW at the Dead of Winter conference at Mineral Springs in Alton, IL. Find out more at [AmeircanHauntingsInk.com/WINTER] 11.

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Monologue music from:

Artist: [Borrtex] 12

Album: [Ability] 13

Song: Determination

Album: [Christmas Time] 10

Song: Love and Generousity

Album: [Ability] 13

Song: Choice

Websites: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Borrtex/Emotion/

https://www.facebook.com/BorrtexOfficial/

https://instagram.com/borrtex

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

Sponsors for Episode 16:

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Episode 15 discusses the bizarre story of Dr. Joseph McDowell- The Mad Doctor of Civil War-era St. Louis, MO.

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com.

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Artist: [Organoid] 12

Album: [Spectral Theory] 13

Song: Crystal Silence

Website: https://soundcloud.com/organoid

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/

Artist: [Borrtex] 11

Album: [Emotion] 10

Song: Passion

Websites: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Borrtex/Emotion/

https://www.facebook.com/BorrtexOfficial/

https://instagram.com/borrtex

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

Artist: Organoid

Album: Spectral Theory

Song: Sunrise

Website: https://soundcloud.com/organoid

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Artist: Borrtex

Album: 71017

Song: 71017

Websites: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Borrtex/71017/

https://www.facebook.com/BorrtexOfficial/

https://instagram.com/borrtex

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

Sponsors for Episode 15:

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It's Raining Zen- Alton's only New Age and Metaphysical Shop

Best Western Premier Hotel- Host of 2018 Haunted America Tour

I Had That Toy- Vintage Toys and Games from the 70's and 80's

Episode 14 discusses the paranormal activities of the Eleventh District Police Station and Jail in St. Louis, MO.

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com.

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Artist: [Organoid] 12

Album: [Spectral Theory] 13

Song: Sky of Blue

Website: https://soundcloud.com/organoid

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/

Artist: [Borrtex] 11

Album: [Snowflake] 10

Song: Snowflake

Websites: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Borrtex/Snowflake/

https://www.facebook.com/BorrtexOfficial/

https://instagram.com/borrtex

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

Artist: Antethic

Album: Ghost Shirt Society

Song: The Moon Must Fall

Website: https://antethic.bandcamp.com/

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

Sponsors for Episode 14:

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It's Raining Zen- Alton's only New Age and Metaphysical Shop

Best Western Premier Hotel- Host of 2018 Haunted America Tour

I Had That Toy- Vintage Toys and Games from the 70's and 80's

Episode 13 discusses the paranormal activities of First Unitarian Church in Alton, IL.

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck and Ricky Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com.

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Monologue music from:

Artist: [Borrtex] 11

Album: [Emotion] 10

Song: Pleasure

Song: Desire

Song: Floating

Websites: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Borrtex/Emotion/

https://www.facebook.com/BorrtexOfficial/

https://instagram.com/borrtex

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

Episode 12 discusses the hauntings of The McPike Mansion and Filley House in Alton, IL.

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com.

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Monologue music from:

Artist: Damiano Baldoni

Album: Crystal Lake

Song: Lacrima Desperide

Song: Red Rose

Song: The One Who Spread The Sadness

Song: Excidentis foliae

Website: https://soundcloud.com/damiano_baldoni/

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Episode 11 discusses what personal stories first got us into ghosts and the paranormal.

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com.

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Episode 10 discusses The Enos Sanitorium

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Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois.
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Monologue music from:

Artist: [The Owl] 12

Album: Fairy Forest

Song: Winter Smoke

Website: https://oldowl.bandcamp.com/

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/

Artist: [Poddington Bear] 13

Album: Piano II- Felt

Song: Suppose It Is

Website: http://soundofpicture.com/

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/

Artist: [Nuno Adelaida] 11

Album: Amentia

Song: Children- Our Life

Website: https://vk.com/nuno.adelaida

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

Sound effects from [Jace] 15 and [urupin] 14

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Episode 9 discusses The Hartford Castle

This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com.

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Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois.
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Monologue music from:

Artist: [Borrtex] 12

Album: Ability

Song: Ability

Website: https://www.facebook.com/BorrtexOfficial/

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/

Artist: [Borrtex] 12

Album: Creation

Song: Human

Website: https://www.facebook.com/BorrtexOfficial/

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/