Mystic and Murder Hannah Kelley

In part two, we dive right into the nitty gritty of this story一 the exorcism itself. In 1949, Ronald Hunkeler's exorcism lasted a grueling 34 days and had at lead 48 eye-witnesses. We'll talk about the aftermath, Ronald's life as an adult, and how we even came to know his story. 

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You've probably heard of the famous movie, The Exorcist, but have you heard the real story it's based on? In 1949, a 13 year old boy was possessed by what some people believe was the Devil himself. The young boy went by the pseudonym 'Roland Doe' for years to protect his identity, but once he passed away in 2020, his name was released. This is the story of the Exorcism of Ronald Hunkeler. 

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Happy Halloween! Unfortunately, true crime doesn't stop on holidays. In 1974, 8 year old Timothy O'Bryan tragically died on Halloween night by eating some poisoned candy. Listen in to find out who committed this awful crime - they call him "The Candy Man." 



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TW: SA
In September of 1976, a young woman's body was found by the back gate of the Lorraine Park Cemetery in Woodlawn, Maryland. She had been beaten, strangled, and raped. With no clues to identify her at the scene, she was named the Woodlawn Jane Doe. Baltimore County Detectives worked hard to solve her case, but it went cold. It wouldn't be until 45 years after her death that a new, yet controversial investigative technique would allow us to identify her as 16 year old Margarett Fetterolf of Alexandria, Virginia. 
TW: This case briefly discusses sexual assault.
If you you are a victim of sexual assault and you live in the United States,  you can contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline for help. Call 1(800)656-HOPE. That’s 1(800)656-4673
This resource is free and confidential.
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United States Penitentiary Alcatraz was the perfect place for the most notorious, dangerous and hardened criminals. It was thought to be inescapable... but that didn't stop them from trying. In the 29 years Alcatraz served as a prison, there were 14 escape attempts made by 36 prisoners. Five of them made it out, never to be seen again. Did they drown? Were they eaten alive by man-eating sharks? Or.. did they make it? We'll never know.

In part two, we dive deeper into the Infamous 1962 Escape of Frank Lee Morris and brothers, John and Clarence Anglin. The FBI concluded that the men drowned… but there are many theories about how they could have survived. There might even be evidence!

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United States Penitentiary Alcatraz was the perfect place for the most notorious, dangerous and hardened criminals. It was thought to be inescapable... but that didn't stop them from trying. In the 29 years Alcatraz served as a prison, there were 14 escape attempts made by 36 prisoners. Five of them made it out, never to be seen again. Did they drown? Were they eaten alive by man-eating sharks? Or.. did they make it? We'll never know.

In part one, we cover the 1937 Escape of Theodore Cole and Ralph Roe. Then, we'll dive into the Infamous 1962 Escape of Frank Lee Morris and brothers, John and Clarence Anglin.

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