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This week was spooky af, as we talked about the oldest working military installation (technically) and the Fort that may have quite literally won the Revolution. That kind of history doesn't come without some spooks, and that's just what you'll get at Fort Mifflin. Afterwards we talked about a *literal* ghost town, a true example of what America's mining boom did to various pop-up towns in good ore country

In honor of the fact that Halloween can be every day, we wanted to re-release our most popular episode, Zak Bagans Haunted Museum!

If you've been here PLEASE TELL US EVERYTHING! If you're thinking about going, check out our take on the most infamous objects here and see if we sway you!

We're back with some true crime! *and also some questionable not quite criminal but probably eventually criminal crime*

Sami told the story that inspired the book "Room" by Emma Donoghue, which was even more horrific than you can imagine. And Jack told of the horrors one lives through during a "tour" at McKamey Manor, which are more than anyone but Russ McKamey himself could dream up and inflict on a person.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN! It's our third Halloween here at Who Knew and we wanted to give you all a spooky episode, obviously! So we discussed the haunted Asylum 49, otherwise known as the Old Tooele Hospital in Tooele Utah, and the entire town of Jerome, AZ because it's haunted as hell.

Hope you enjoy! Sources at the end of the episode

Welcome back!! This week is a true crime week and if you're squeamish, you should skip this one. Joe Metheny in particular is pretty grotesque and if the Dahmer series was an issue then this episode will be too. Tim Boczkowski....if you've seen the Staircase, you'll know where this one is going. Bananas

Back on our movie shit, this time we checked out the 2022 release of Room 203, available on Hulu! SPOILERS AHEAD