Three places where history lingers a little too loudly: a colonial tavern that never really closed, an island built on tragedy and ash, and a stately home that never learned to sleep. Tune in, and try not to look over your shoulder.

In this episode, we explore some of America’s most famously haunted locations — The Myrtles Plantation in Louisiana, The Sallie House in Kansas, and Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Kentucky. Each has its own dark history, chilling legends, and lingering spirits that refuse to be forgotten. From ghostly whispers to tragic pasts, we’re diving into the eerie stories that keep these places on every paranormal investigator’s list.

When Jack and Janet Smurl moved their family into a duplex in West Pittston, Pennsylvania, they thought they were starting fresh after a flood destroyed their old home. Instead, they claimed they’d invited something sinister inside. Over the next 13 years, the Smurls reported violent hauntings, ghostly attacks, and demonic torment that even drew the attention of famed investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren. But were they really victims of a haunting — or something far more human?

They say if you hear whistling in the woods at night, it’s not human — and it’s already too late. In this chilling dive into Appalachian lore, the hosts explore the eerie sounds, strange creatures, and cursed tales that echo through the mountains. From ghostly knocks to the Bell Witch’s vengeance, these are the stories that make locals lock their doors and pray the woods stay quiet.

What was meant to be a family dinner to reconcile turned into a nightmare. In a quiet town in Victoria, relatives fell gravely ill after eating a dish containing poisonous death cap mushrooms. Was it a tragic accident, or a premeditated act of revenge?

Dark whispers swept through New Jersey during the height of the Satanic Panic. In the shadows of the Watchung Reservation, the mysterious death of Jeanette DePalma sparked rumors of ritual sacrifice. In a quiet suburban mansion, John List carried out murders he believed were commanded by God. And in the grip of obsession, Patrick Michael Newell blurred the line between devotion and darkness. These chilling tales reveal how fear and faith twisted into terror in the Garden State.

In 1977, Teresita Basa was found murdered in her Chicago apartment. With little evidence and no suspects, the case seemed destined to go cold—until something impossible happened. A series of unsettling revelations suggested Teresita herself may have pointed to her killer… from beyond the grave.

Susan Powell vanished one cold night in Utah, leaving two young children and a trail of unanswered questions. Strange behavior, hidden tensions, and chilling discoveries would follow, keeping the case shrouded in mystery.