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Was Washington D.C. built to include Masonic and satanic symbols as a way to harness evil and power? Cayla tells the story of DC and what it was before Washington decided he wanted that land for his new nation's capitol. Why isn't there more history and information on the enslaved human beings who built the White House? Who is the obstinate Mr. Burns and why can't his soul leave the White House? George Washington really expected landowners to simply give their land to him because he was a hero - is this why the White House is one of the most haunted places in the US? Join us this week as we talk about the many ghosts of Washington DC and the White House, including some former presidents!

Episode 10 is Amanda telling the story of John Demjanjuk. John was living a simple life in America when all of a sudden 40 years after the holocaust ended he was on trial in Israel for being Ivan the Terrible. Was he really just a simple family man, or was he the monster in charge of the gas chambers in the death camp Treblinka that holocaust survivors claimed him to be? This story follows the Netflix mini series The Devil Next Door. Come hang out with us as we discuss the evidence, the lack of evidence, and holocaust survivors testimonies. 

Alcatraz, San Francisco Bay, California - Cayla tells the story of one of the most haunted places in the entire world! Alcatraz, La Isla de los Alcatraces, the Island of the Pelicans, has been around for hundreds of years. So how did it get so haunted?



Alcatraz held confederate soldiers, civilians accused of treason, Native Americans who had land disagreements with the federal government, and starting in the 1930's the US' most ruthless criminals, killers, kidnappers, mobsters, bank robbers, and depression era gangsters. One of the most famous anti-heroes who called this place home for four and a half years was Al Capone. Numerous deaths occurred at Alcatraz and it was said to be designed to break the spirits of the most unmanageable criminals. One of the most haunted locations inside of Alcatraz is the Spanish Dungeon located deep within the rock. Water seeps inside the cold, damp walls and prisoners were sent here in complete darkness as the ultimate punishment. They would be stripped naked and handcuffed to a bar with nothing but a hole in the ground to use as a bathroom. Locals call Alcatraz Evil Island, prisoners call it Hellcatraz. Join us this week for an exclusive and close up look at one of the world's worst prisons.

Somehow about halfway through this episode his name changed from Alcala to Alkaka... Just roll with it and come listen about The Dating Game Killer. Rodney made his way state to state all throughout the U.S.A. raping and killing young girls. How does a man that is on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list end up on a game show and not get caught? In this episode you hear about gut feelings, good friends, killings, girls "asking for it" by the way they dress, bizarre court testimonials, and much more.
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Have you ever wondered where Hollywood gets its' inspiration from? Dive into the real stories behind some of the most prolific horror movies to ever be produced. In this Halloween follow-up Cayla tells the back stories of your favorite classic horror movies, the ones that were groundbreaking and changed the genre forever. The ladies discuss a handful of the real events that transpired and the subsequent set hauntings that ruined and took many lives.

What in the world was going on in Salem in 1692? Ergot poisoning, attention seeking teens, young women being given power, vindictive neighbors? We may never have the real answer or it could have been a combination of the aforementioned. Cayla tells the world history of witches and witchcraft before diving into Salem, Massachusetts' most haunted history. The trials are what Salem is most known for, however, an in-depth look at the details reveal something very sinister was most definitely going on. The devil may have been at work in 1692 Salem but in the form of jealousy, resentment, and a yearning for power.