Here is the second part of reading three, scary creepypasta stories for the FIRST time! My true reaction to these stories.

First: Skinned Tara

Second: Gateway of the Mind

Third: The Crawlspace

Thank you so much for listening as always!

Gisèle Pelicot is known as a feminist icon in the country of France after refusing to remain anonymous in the worst rape trial France had ever seen. Gisèle's ex-husband, Dominique Pelicot, allowed over 80 men, whom he found in a chat room, to s*xually a**ault Gisèle after drugging her with Temesta. EXTREME TRIGGER WARNING for this case today.

In 1897, in Greenbrier County, the death of Zona Heaster Shue seemed like a tragic accident until her mother claimed Zona’s ghost revealed she had been murdered by her husband, Erasmus Stribbling "Edward" Trout Shue. The astonishing testimony led to one of the most unusual trials in American history and the only known U.S. case in which a ghost story helped secure a conviction. The Greenbrier Ghost remains one of West Virginia’s most enduring legends. And ironically, the killer served his prison time in one of the most haunted prisons in the nation.

Today's episode discusses three conspiracy theories: The Barksdale Bubble, Alexa Hates Children, and Ghost Kitchens. This one will be much easier to listen to than my other videos/episodes, thankfully! Which one do you believe in the most?

A tragic case of a Louisiana criminal defense attorney who just wanted a partner to share her success with. The case of Chiquita Tate is heartbreaking, and although justice was served, it is not enough to bring her back.

TW: There are topics of domestic violence and graphic descriptions of crime scenes.

One February night in 2009, everything changed. After staying late at her law office working on a high-profile case, Chiquita was found deceased in her law office. Police could not determine for a long time who this person was: was it one of her client’s who she so desperately fought for? Was it her sister who was angry that she had been fired from her job as her assistant? Or was it her supposed loving husband who family members of both him and Chiquita said that he was not capable of such things? Stay tuned, as the outcome is not what you expected.

It is one thing to hear about a murder. It’s another to see the killer posing proudly next to the severed head of their own mother. In 2013, New York City was shocked by the gruesome and deeply unsettling case of Bahsid McLean, a 23-year-old man who not only murdered his mother, Tanya Byrd, but dismembered her body, scattered her remains across the Bronx... and then took a selfie with her decapitated head. Today, we’re discussing one of the most disgusting matricide cases in recent history.

In the summer of 1959, two young women, Riitta and Eine, were brutally murdered near Lake Tulilahti in Finland. Despite confessions, trials, and decades of debate, the case remains officially unsolved. This episode revisits the evidence, the suspects, and the lingering questions behind one of Finland’s most haunting true-crime mysteries.

Katherine Knight’s case remains one of Australia’s most disturbing and widely discussed criminal convictions. Years of volatile relationships and escalating behavior ultimately led to a crime that stunned the country and investigators, and resulted in her receiving a rare sentence for Australia.