51 episodes
Certainly Strange Annemoon van Maastricht
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The attempted murder on a ghost, cursed paintings burning houses down, and lighthouse keepers disappearing without a trace. The world is filled with astonishing stories that will make you go and shrug, saying "Well, I don't know what is going on here, but it is certainly strange!" This podcast is a collection of these bizarre tales. Each episode I tell a separate story and share my own unfiltered opinions and theories about it. Come and join me on this journey through the strangest parts of our history.
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Ed And Lorraine Warren's Cabinet of Curiosities
Ed and Lorraine Warren. Anyone who loves to dive into stories of haunted houses and demonic possessions knows these two names. Of their many cases, they often brought home items that were said to be haunted or possessed and they put them in a room in their house, their own special way of guarding the rest of the world
from the horrors that these items were capable of. This room would become the Warrens’ Occult Museum and each of the items on display there have their own story to tell.
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The Ghosts of Versailles: A Time Travel Incident
Considering the history of the Chateau de Versailles, it is no wonder that there rumours that the chateau and its gardens are haunted. And according to two women, they have seen the ghost of Marie Antoinette. Or perhaps it was not a ghost at all...
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Murdering The Mad Monk: The Many Deaths of Rasputin
The last days of the Romanovs, of the Tsardom of Russia, are stained with blood and mystery – yet all of it seems to be overshadowed by a figure of true strangeness, whose sudden appearance on the world stage can only be deemed as completely absurd. Yet, his rise to power seems to pale in comparison to his death – or rather, his utter refusal to die.
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The Black Cat And The Hex Murder of 1934
It had been seven years – seven long, depressing, cursed years. Literally, cursed. It had been eight years since Susan Mummey, “the witch of Ringtown Valley,” had cursed Albert Shinsky. It drove him mad. No, it drove him more than mad: it drove him to murder.
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The Man Who Could Eat Everything: The Curious Case of Tarrare
He is… thin?! That’s what everyone immediately thought when they met the strange man that they had heard so much about. Despite the fact that he could eat and eat and eat, anything and everything, Tarrare was severely underweight. And what he ate – would turn your stomach.
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A Stranger Walks Into A Lobby: The Puzzling Murder of Room 1046
On January 2, 1935, at 1:20 p.m., a stranger in a long overcoat stepped into the lobby of the President Hotel in Kansas City. Two days later, he would be found stabbed in a locked room within the same hotel. It is the sort of murder mystery that would feature in a story with a detective like Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, or Benoit Blanc. But it truly did happen.
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