Strangeful Things

This week we head out to sea to find us some seafaring madness and found more than one weird story washed up on the beach. Ourang Medan The Ourang Medan is was found by two American Ships in 1947.  Find out why! High Aim Six The High Aim 6 was found off the coast of Australia in 2003.  What happened to this one? Find out in the show! Carol A. Deering The Carol A. Deering was found in North Carolina in 1921.  And this one is different because it had people on it.  At first. The Flying Dutchman The Dutchman is the grand daddy of all ghost ship stories.  Even the painting of it is spooky.  The story is pretty wild and I am confident you will love it. The post The Seven Seas – Ghost Ships appeared first on Strangeful Things.

As you know, we are all about the interesting and unsettling here, and this week’s podcast definitely fits the bill. We don’t really want to give anything away so let’s just say this might reinforce your ideas about checking your kids’ candy, and not messing with weird old guys who live in creepy houses by themselves. The post Halloween 2016 appeared first on Strangeful Things.

OK so now we have the story of the third of three hosts connected to a murder.  What is wrong with us?  Seriously!  And this week, Jenn gets closer to the crime than any of us have to date.  Intrigued?  Well, come with us to Boston and find out what happened. The post Boston, Massachusetts – Jenn’s Story appeared first on Strangeful Things.

This week we learn about Britt’s family being from Westfield, NJ, where John List decided that the best thing he could do for his family was to make them dead.  Organized killers, 13 sisters who steal kids so they can kill them, and angry townsfolk who kill them. Great town.  Pretty little town, that is bad for your health! The post Westfield, NJ – B. Nev’s Story appeared first on Strangeful Things.

This was recorded during the summer and meant to be our first podcast in this series, but it didn’t work out that way, so enjoy a little bit of a trip back in time in the banter at the beginning. Remember Pokemon Go? Ha ha ha ROFLMAO etc., etc., etc. In any case, enjoy! Today we will be heading to 1959 Russia, to a place called Oroten Mountain which in the local Mansi language means, no joke, “Don’t go there”.  Ten skiers went in.  One came out.  The rest ended up in a place called Kholat Syakhl.  Mountain of the dead.  Though that was not as spooky as it sounds.  The literal translation from the Mansi means “place with no game” but hey, it ended up being legit! The leader of the group, Igor Dyatlov, was an experienced hiker, climber and guide.  The other members, were also used to long hikes, ski trips and mountain expeditions.  They took a train to a place in the Ural mountains called Ivdel, then took a truck to Vizhai, the last inhabited place that far north.  Which seems like the sort of place you should

This is primarily the story of a serial killer you have never heard of because he got caught before he got going.  Small consolation to his victims, but there are also connections to Acadia and his family that are weird.  And we find out what scares the cast as well as what sort of rules there are for murdering according to the authorities. The post Omaha Nebraska and Portland, Maine – Acadia’s Story appeared first on Strangeful Things.

This week we talk a little bit about how we feel about Demons, Acadia tells a story from his youth, and we learn all about how housing in Gary, Indiana is tough to come by.  And when there are already demons living in the place you have your eye on it gets a lot more complicated.  And we also dig into what we consider “credible”. It’s a great show and as always we look forward to your feedback. The post Gary, Indiana – The Exorcism of Latoya Emmons appeared first on Strangeful Things.

When you see a park named after someone do you assume that it is someone who did something really nice and/or important and/or cool?  I do.  The Collyer Brothers didn’t do any of those things, though.  Maybe you could consider them cool if you have a really loose interpretation of what cool is.  I mean LOOSE.  Argh they are really gross. But don’t let that deter you!  Come with us as we visit their home.  We will just clear a place for you to sit.  If we can.  And here are some lovely pics to go along with the story.  Good times. The post New York, NY – The Collyer Brothers appeared first on Strangeful Things.