Every ghost story deserves a good cup of coffee. ☕️ Tonight we dive into the chilling case of Herbert Mullin, the self-styled “prophet” who believed human sacrifice could stop California earthquakes. This is Santa Cruz at its most haunted—where psychosis, fear, and failure of systems collided.

What’s inside: • Early years, grief, and the first cracks in reality • The “divine mission” and voices that demanded blood • A four-month killing spree across Santa Cruz County • Arrest, trial, and the question: evil or untreated illness? • Legacy, lessons, and how communities heal

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In this chilling episode of Creepy Coffees, Eddie Ravenscar takes you inside the brand-new studio build—where something isn’t quite right. What should have been a fresh start quickly turns unsettling when a single box fan begins to move on its own, the dividing rods spell out an eerie “YES,” and the EMF meter refuses to stay silent.

Is the studio simply settling in, or is something else moving in with it? Grab your favorite roast, dim the lights, and join Eddie as he dives into the strange happenings of the haunted workspace, exploring whether this is coincidence, energy, or a full-on presence making itself known.

☕👻 Pour a cup and settle in—it’s time to find out what’s really hiding in the shadows of the studio.

What does it mean when our demons don’t just haunt our minds… but follow us into the dark corners of our lives? In this chilling episode of Creepy Coffees, Eddie Ravenscar confronts the idea of “Demons Dancing”—the struggles that trail behind us like shadows we can’t shake.

From the very real battles with personal demons—grief, addiction, and fear—to eerie tales where people swore they felt something far more sinister on their heels, this episode dances on the thin line between psychological torment and supernatural possession.

☕ Along the way, we’ll uncover historical accounts, chilling case studies, and modern-day stories where the “dance” becomes all too real. And yes—we’ll take our Coffee Break to sip something dark and bold enough to keep the night at bay.

Are your demons real… or are they dancing just out of sight?