Monstrous

Carrie Canny

Monstrous is a true crime and mystery podcast that dives into legends, hauntings, and all things eerie and spine-tingling. Hosted by a Southern-born storyteller now living in the Midwest, the show explores murders, serial killers, cold cases, mysteries, cults, and the unexplained. Along with a regular guest and occasional special guests, each episode unravels the strange, the chilling, and the monstrous. Join us every Monday for new episodes. Listener discretion is advised.

  1. 3d ago ·  Bonus

    The Jersey Devil

    It’s our first spooky-season bonus episode, and we’re heading into the forests, wetlands, and winding roads of southern New Jersey. For nearly three centuries, people have told stories about a creature said to live in the Pine Barrens. It has been described as a winged beast with hooves, a long tail, glowing eyes, and a horse-like head. Some know it as the Jersey Devil. Others call it the Leeds Devil—or simply the Devil in the Pine Barrens. According to the best-known legend, the creature was born in the 1730s as the thirteenth child of a woman remembered as Mother Leeds. But the story did not stay in the past. In January 1909, reports of a strange winged figure, unexplained tracks, terrified animals, and eerie screams spread across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware—causing a regional panic and turning local folklore into a national legend. Was it a cursed child? A creature hidden in the woods? Misidentified wildlife? A hoax? Or a story that grew stronger every time someone heard something moving beyond the trees? In this bonus episode, we explore the Mother Leeds legend, the history of the Pine Barrens, the infamous 1909 sightings, and why the Jersey Devil remains one of America’s most enduring cryptid mysteries. Keep your lights on. Watch the tree line. And whatever you do, do not follow the sound in the woods. 📧 Send us case suggestions and listener stories: monstroustcpod@gmail.com 📱 Follow us on all social media links here: https://linktr.ee/monstrouspod

  2. Sep 7

    The Kelly-Hopkinsville Goblins

    It’s officially spooky season, and we’re kicking things off with one of the strangest UFO encounters in American history. On the night of August 21, 1955, a group of people near Kelly and Hopkinsville, Kentucky, claimed that their farmhouse was surrounded by small, strange figures. The beings were described as silver or gray, with large heads, long arms, pointed ears, and glowing eyes. According to the witnesses, the creatures approached the windows, appeared on the roof, and repeatedly returned even after the family fired at them. The frightened group eventually went to the Hopkinsville police station and asked officers to come back with them. Police found evidence that weapons had been fired, but no physical evidence of the alleged creatures. Were the witnesses attacked by extraterrestrial visitors? Did they mistake animals, shadows, or other ordinary sights for something impossible? Was the story exaggerated over time—or did something truly unknown appear outside that Kentucky farmhouse? In this episode, we examine the Kelly-Hopkinsville encounter, the witness accounts, the police investigation, the Project Blue Book connection, the major theories, and the case’s transformation into one of America’s most enduring paranormal legends. This is our first full episode of spooky season. Listen now—and keep your eyes on the windows. 📧 Send us case suggestions and listener stories: monstroustcpod@gmail.com 📱 Follow us on all social media links here: https://linktr.ee/monstrouspod

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Monstrous is a true crime and mystery podcast that dives into legends, hauntings, and all things eerie and spine-tingling. Hosted by a Southern-born storyteller now living in the Midwest, the show explores murders, serial killers, cold cases, mysteries, cults, and the unexplained. Along with a regular guest and occasional special guests, each episode unravels the strange, the chilling, and the monstrous. Join us every Monday for new episodes. Listener discretion is advised.

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