Ghost in the Wire

Jenn of SableCore
  • 5.0 (1)
  • Science Fiction
  • Updated Weekly

*The Ghost in the Wire* follows Jenn into places where history and haunting meet. Each episode starts with the people, events, and records behind a location, then turns to the paranormal stories and local legends that grew around it. What can we verify? What remains unexplained? Come for the ghost stories; stay for the history beneath them.

Episodes

  1. 4d ago

    Miles Fuller

    Miles Fuller was hanged in Butte, Montana, in 1906. The courthouse people say he haunts wasn’t built until years later. Employees have reported footsteps in empty halls, elevators moving after hours, falling books, and a shadowy man who seems to walk straight through walls. Stranger still, a historic preservation officer reportedly believed those movements followed the layout of the courthouse that once stood on the site. Jenn traces the older Miles Fuller legends, the execution-yard apparitions, and the eerie possibility that something is still walking the halls of a building that no longer exists.

  2. Sep 30

    Lake Worth Playhouse

    At the Lake Worth Playhouse in downtown Lake Worth Beach, the stories have been accumulating for decades. Footsteps in empty halls. Laughter from an empty auditorium. Objects moved when no one was around. A black handprint that reportedly appeared on new paneling and vanished days later. And, above all, the presence staff came to call “Mr. Oakley.” Jenn digs into the history of Lucien and Clarence Oakley, separates documented facts from the folklore that grew around them, follows reports from theater staff and paranormal investigators, and looks at more recent activity claims from a 2024 investigation. Some incidents have ordinary explanations. Others remain stubbornly strange. So what exactly is haunting the Lake Worth Playhouse, if anything at all? The Ghost in the Wire follows the evidence, the stories, and the spaces in between.

  3. Sep 23

    The Riddle House, West Palm Beach FL

    A house moved by hand. An attic with a name attached to it. Ladders that would not stay where they were left. In this episode of The Ghost in the Wire, Jenn follows the Riddle House from its documented history as a 1905 cemetery cottage through its relocation to Yesteryear Village, then into the stories that gathered around it: Joseph in the attic, Michael upstairs, Buck near the cemetery, Mary in the kitchen, and decades of strange reports that refuse to settle into one clean explanation. History first. Folklore where it belongs. And somewhere between them, a house that is still carrying signal.

  • 3 Episodes

About

*The Ghost in the Wire* follows Jenn into places where history and haunting meet. Each episode starts with the people, events, and records behind a location, then turns to the paranormal stories and local legends that grew around it. What can we verify? What remains unexplained? Come for the ghost stories; stay for the history beneath them.

Information

  • Creator
    Jenn of SableCore
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    3
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Jenn of SableCore
  • Show Website
    Ghost in the Wire