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Paranormal World

Paranormal World

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Are you ready to question everything you thought you knew? Paranormal World invites you to explore the most compelling and unsettling true paranormal cases from around the globe. We delve deep into unexplained phenomena, ghostly encounters, and mysterious events that defy logical explanation, bringing you meticulously researched accounts that will challenge your perception of reality.

Each episode of Paranormal World presents a new, chilling case, from haunted locations and cryptid sightings to alien abductions and psychic experiences. We sift through the evidence, witness testimonies, and historical records to present a comprehensive picture of each mystery. Our focus is on authentic, verified accounts and the real-life impact these strange occurrences have on individuals.

New episodes are released daily, Monday through Sunday, at 9:00 PM, ensuring a constant stream of fresh, intriguing content for your listening pleasure. Each installment offers a standalone deep dive into a specific paranormal event, perfect for your daily dose of the unknown.

This podcast is for anyone fascinated by the supernatural, those who seek answers to life's greatest enigmas, and listeners who crave genuine ghost stories and unexplained mysteries. If you're drawn to the fringes of human understanding and the chilling side of reality, Paranormal World is your essential guide.

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  • The Mug in the Frozen Yard: Warm Coffee at 4:40 PM
    2026/08/06
    The Mug in the Frozen Yard: Warm Coffee at 4:40 PM

    Cold soil, a warm ceramic mug, and no footprints: a septic inspector found coffee between 90 and 100°F in frozen ground at 9:52 AM on January 9, 2019, with a mug type matching one last seen in a 1963 farmhouse fire - how did it get there and why does the timeline point to 4:40 PM?

    In this episode, we tell the sequence of documented observations tied to a two-story clapboard farmhouse outside Hallet, Indiana, describe the people who recorded them, and trace the historical details that resist easy explanation. What connects a 1963 kitchen fire, a missing white diner mug, and warm coffee on frozen soil decades later?

    Person: Diane Schultz
    Date: January 9, 2019
    Location: farmhouse outside Hallet, Indiana
    Case: warm coffee in frozen ground; white diner-style ceramic mug
    Event: farmhouse kitchen fire on January 29, 1963

    - Ground temperature at the finding was 21 degrees Fahrenheit.
    - Coffee inside the mug registered between 90 and 100 degrees Fahrenheit against Diane Schultz’s palm.
    - Diane Schultz’s phone photograph of the scene is timestamped 9:52 AM.
    - Gina Coleman purchased the farmhouse at a county tax auction in February 2018 for $41,000.
    - Vera Ault died in the farmhouse kitchen on January 29, 1963; the emergency call was recorded at 4:40 PM.

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    20 分
  • The Upright Shoe at Tanner's Bend: What Lies Under the Chimney?
    2026/08/05
    The Upright Shoe at Tanner's Bend: What Lies Under the Chimney?

    Cold river mud, a child's leather shoe upright with its buckle facing out-dated to the 1930s-40s-appeared at the base of a chimney poured in 2018, six weeks after a persistent "silt" smell began inside the house; was the shoe placed deliberately, or did something below the slab push it up? What was already active beneath the floor before anything surfaced?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline from the first reports of an unexplained riverbank smell in November 2019 through the discovery on December 9, 2019, and the construction history that might explain or contradict both; which explanation fits the facts?

    Person: George Dempsey
    Date: December 9, 2019
    Location: Tanner's Bend, Missouri
    Event: Single child's leather shoe found upright at base of exterior chimney
    Period: 1930s-1940s (leather tanning/buckle dating)

    - The shoe was discovered at 8:47 AM on December 9, 2019, by George Dempsey while he was tracking a hawk.
    - Leather analysis dated the shoe's tanning method and buckle style to the 1930s-1940s and estimated it fits a 5-6 year old child.
    - The chimney was poured in March 2018 onto the original 1922 concrete footing after excavating three feet into the upper clay layer.
    - Homeowner Darlene Crawford began smelling a recurring "silt" odor inside the house in the second week of November 2019, six weeks before the shoe discovery.
    - The unexplained smell ceased in February 2020 and has not returned.

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    22 分
  • The Wall That Breathes: Dispatch Log From 1971 Returns
    2026/08/04
    The Wall That Breathes: Dispatch Log From 1971 Returns

    A cold wall, a logbook that vanished for forty-six years, and a dispatch clerk who found a ledger dated November 14, 1971 sitting on the linoleum in front of her-why did a document from a sealed storage shelf appear at 5:15 a.m. exactly forty-six years later, and what did its pencil entries about a breathing wall really mean?

    In this episode, we lay out the sequence of events as recorded in the depot log and in personnel files, follow the discovery at the Vance Avenue bus depot, and present the material evidence that links a missing clerk’s entries to a construction incident-could the past in that east wall be still pushing out cold air?

    Person: Jean Cooper
    Date: November 14, 2017
    Location: Vance Avenue bus depot, Dellard, Ohio
    Case: Dispatch log dated November 14, 1971 (initials N.V.)
    Event: Keswick Building Services found human remains during 1969 renovation

    - Jean Cooper found the 1971 logbook on the linoleum beside her at 5:15 a.m, on November 14, 2017.
    - The logbook was a green-ruled ledger with a cracked spine and a water stain on the lower right corner.
    - Columbus materials analysis dated the paper and pencil graphite consistent with early 1970s manufacture and found no evidence of forgery.
    - Entries in the log were initialed N.V.; personnel records list Nancy Veld as a dispatch clerk at Vance Avenue from November 1969 to November 1971.
    - A Keswick incident report from June 1969, found referenced in the 1971 entry, recorded that workers uncovered incompletely skeletal human remains in the east wall cavity during the renovation.

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    21 分
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