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It's become difficult with everyone working now to create an episode. so we are going to take a brief hiatus (not forever, but for a while) to get our acts together. we're going to do our best to regroup and rebrand and bring to you the podcast the way it was meant to be...fun! until then, keep an ear out for the gremlin, and stay spooky folks!

Tonight the crew discuss the case of Latoya Ammons, a mother whose children and home were allegedly plagued by demons in their Indiana home. When her children showed signs of possession, the clergy, police, medical authorities and child services became involved, with many of them coming to the conclusion that the children suffered abuse and religious indoctrination. However, there were other credible witnesses who believed in the claims of Latoya and her children. So was there abuse going on in the home, or were the possessions real? Welcome to episode 168 of "What In The...? Podcast!"

We apologize to our listeners for our long delay. Tonight, we begin with our interview with Tracy's "bonus" mom, Mama Julie, who talks about her novels and her experience with hauntings. Then, our good friend, Karma Wilde joins us to discuss the correlation between serial killer activity and demonic possession. Are serial killers truly possessed by demonic forces? Welcome to episode 167 of, "What In The...? Podcast!"

Whenever a death occurs under unusual circumstances , we all want to know how it happened, or in the case of murder, who dunnit? Sometimes though, those cases go unsolved, as these three cases we discuss tonight are. First, Kent will tell us about the mysterious deaths of two men found with strange lead masks across their faces and no probable cause of death, how did they die? Next, Tracy will talk about the strange demise of Edgar Allen Poe, found disoriented in the streets in clothing not his own, he died soon after, but did he die of an injury, malady or murder? Finally, Adrianna will "finish us off" with the story of Lizzie Borden, who allegedly killed her father and stepmother with an ax... Or did she? Lizzie was found innocent of both murders, so might have actually done the deed? Welcome to episode 166 of, "What In The... Podcast!"

San Francisco is widely considered to be a haunted city and is the location of many ghost stories and legends. The city's history of earthquakes, fires, and significant events has contributed to a rich folklore of hauntings. Tonight Kent, Adrianna and Tracy will take you on a haunted tour of the City by the Bay. Welcome to episode 165 of "What In The...? Podcast!"

Tonight we will tell the stories of two very haunted hotels; the Congress Plaza Hotel in Chicago IL, and Hotel Congress in Tucson, AZ. both are lavish hotels known for guests both famous and infamous, but also for a number of guests who never left and continue to haunt these locations to this day. Welcome to episode 164 of "What In The...Podcast!"

Tonight we're splitting the work to bring to you three subjects in one episode: time slips of Liverpool, Welsh Hauntings and vacations that turn otherworldly. Welcome to episode 163 of, "What In The...Podcast!"

After a long absence, we're back! Kent and Adrianna have been traveling the Western United States, while Tracy has had a fine time on an Alaskan cruise. Since everyone was on vacation, we thought it only right that we return with a story about a fantastic getaway with a haunted reputation, Yosemite National Forest. We hope you enjoy, and welcome to episode 162 of, "What In The...? Podcast!"

Funeral traditions and rites have evolved since well before the days of Ancient Egypt and, throughout its evolution, many cultures have adopted their own beliefs and funeral traditions from the Irish Wake to the jazz funerals of New Orleans. Tonight we will cover many of these funeral traditions, as well as explore the many ways that we keep the dead close to us. Welcome to episode 161 of "What In The...? Podcast!"

Have you ever seen a ghostly vessel sailing silently on foggy ocean waves in the dead of night, or a shipwreck with a cursed past? on this episode, the gang welcomes Kent's good friend, Eugene Baker, who will join for some fun and talk about a few ghost ships that you might not have ever heard of. Welcome to Episode 160 of, "What In The...? Podcast!"

On Valentine's Day in 1945, Charles Walton was found dead by a hedgerow on the Firs Farm in Warwickshire, England. He had been beaten over the head, his throat cut with his own slash hook and pinned to the ground by the neck with a pitchfork. Was the murderer one of the locals, possibly even a friend, or was the murder a ritualistic form of witchcraft, reflecting a witches murder in 1875? Tonight we'll try and discover who killed Charles Walton.

Tonight we interview Tracy's friend, Matt Davis. Matt is a man who wants to believe in the paranormal, and yet the paranormal seems to literally hide from him. Where some of us are "weirdness magnets" who attract the unexplained, Matt considers himself more of a "weirdness repellent." Can we convince him that the paranormal is real? We invite you to listen to the episode and decide for yourself. Welcome to Episode 158 of, "What In The...? Podcast!"

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, 16th Century Hungarian Countess Elizabeth Bathory has the distinction of being the most prolific serial killer in the world with a suspected 650 murders of young women to her name. In her time, Countess Bathory was accused of vicious atrocities, most notably bathing in the blood of her victims to gain immortality. She seems to have earned the title of the Blood Countess, but she really a mass murderer? Tonight, Kent, Adrianna and Tracy discuss the Blood Countess and explore the possibility that not only was she not a sadistic killer, but was instead a religious subversive and reformer who spirited noble women away to save their lives. Also, apologies to our listeners for the fact that no one on the show can pronounce Hungarian, but we try our best! Welcome to Episode 157 of "What In The...? Podcast!"

Tonight we take you to Bradshaw Ranch. this picturesque location near Sedona, Arizona once held not only the the ranch, but was also the site of many movies, commercials and television programs from the 1940's-1970's. However, this ranch holds another, more mysterious claim to fame. Much like the famous Skinwalker Ranch in Utah, Bradshaw Ranch is also home to UFO activity, strange lights, hauntings, bigfoot encounters and strange portals. Tonight we'll jump down the rabbit hole that is Bradshaw Ranch. Then Kent, Adrianna and Tracy relate a few stories regarding frightening encounters with what can only be described as real life gnomes. Welcome to Episode 156 of, "What In The...? Podcast!"

of all of the cemeteries in the United States, none seem more haunted than Bachelor's Grove Cemetery in Bremen Township, Cooke County, Illinois. The cemetery has a storied history and includes tales of Al Capone's mob hits, voices and strange lights in the night sky, and apparitions such as the Madonna, a black dog with red eyes, a farmer and his horse and the Man in Yellow. Welcome to episode 155 of, "What In The...? Podcast!"