Full Episodes
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Ep. 3 Haunted Hospitals
Lindley Hospital
The original Lindley Hospital in Duncan, Oklahoma, suffered a devastating fire on December 22, 1957. The blaze destroyed the building, which was the largest hospital in Duncan at the time. Later, the hospital gained notoriety for alleged paranormal activity.
Sioux San Hospital
The Sioux San Hospital in Rapid City, South Dakota, is steeped in a dark and haunting history that has led many to believe it is one of the most paranormally active sites in the region.
Kempton Park Hospital
The Kempton Park Hospital in South Africa is one of the country's most infamous abandoned buildings, known for its eerie atmosphere and chilling stories of hauntings.
Ep. 12 Haunted Fort Sill
A haunted military base, resting just to the southeast of the Wichita Mountains is home to a field infantry school, several Army aviation schools, Army field artillery, eerie feelings of unseen company, and images of shadowy figures.
Ep. 1 The Greenbrier Ghost
Zona Heaster Shue, a 21-year-old woman in Greenbrier County, WV was murdered in 1897. Her cause of death was initially ruled natural causes... that is until her ghost appeared to her mother. This would spark an investigation that would end with the one and only Supreme Court case conviction that hinged solely on the testimony of a ghost.
Ep. 2 The Beast of Gevaudan
Between the year 1765 and 1767, an unknown ferocious beast killed over 100 people in Gevaudan, France- striking fear in the hearts of locals and grabbing the attention of people around the world.
Ep. 8 Haunted Louisiana: After Katrina
From lovers to murder, necrophilia, corpse mutilation, cannibalism, and eventually suicide, Zack Bowen & Addie Hall went from New Orlean's power couple to one of the most bazaar stories to come out of The Big Easy following Hurrican Katrina.
Ep. 6 Spontaneous Human Combustion
In July of 1951, Mary Reeser met her untimely demise in a fiery death caused by spontaneous human combustion. The widely controversial phenomenon has been the blame of around 200 deaths and is still not completely understood.
