Shadow Carriers Zack Meyer, Orion Couling

In the realm of the paranormal, our senses become our gateways to the unknown. A whiff of a loved one's perfume may waft through the air, the sight of a ghostly orb might drift across a camera's lens, or a chilling touch may brush down your arm. But in today's episode, we delve into the eerie world of sound, where some hauntings reveal themselves only to those who listen closely.

In 1988, a Brentwood family’s home became a battleground against a true demon. Beyond the realm of Hollywood horror, this sinister presence tortured the living with otherworldly malice. Catholic priests waged a sacred war through exorcism, seeking to reclaim the home from its dark grasp. We now invite you to bear witness to the chilling reality of a haunting that transcends fiction.

In the eerie depths of rural Iowa lies the infamous Villisca Axe Murder house, shrouded in a chilling tale of unspeakable horror. Decades after the gruesome slaying of the Moore family and their guests, whispers of restless spirits and lingering malevolence still haunt its darkened corridors. The house now stands as a harrowing testament to a tragedy that continues to defy explanation, beckoning the curious to explore its terrifying mysteries at their own peril.

Every hometown has its haunts, and this week we're setting the stage in Bucksport, Maine where the quaint streets conceal dark secrets and lingering spirits. Join us as we unveil the haunting narratives of two women ensnared in the oppressive grip of a patriarchal society. Their tragic tales different yet intertwined, echoing through the ages, begging us to confront the specters of injustice that still haunt our world. Embark on a journey, where shadows hold secrets and the whispers of the past beckon for redemption.

We're leaving behind the maritime mysteries and monsters of the deep to take a road trip. In this season, we'll be exploring "Hometown Haunts" - the paranormal happenings that have taken place in small-town America. From demon-infested houses to local lore, we have collected a season of stories that are sure to chill and thrill. So hop in and buckle up. We're going on a journey into the shadows.

In the Victorian tradition of sharing ghost stories for Christmas Eve, we bring you the legend of the “Christmas Tree Schooner”, a three-masted schooner that sank in Lake Michigan in 1912. Join us as we put a Shadow Carriers spin on the lore of the ship most famous for carrying evergreen trees from Michigan to Chicago every holiday season. And just like the famous ghost story, "A Christmas Carol", we learn that not all hauntings are meant to scar or scare - some are meant to heal.