Crime Nor Reason

In this special spooky episode we cover two mysterious murder cases. We first discuss the Axeman of New Orleans, an axe-wielding serial killer who terrorized New Orleans in the early 1900s. We then cover the Murder at Greystone Manor, a case that many consider a real life murder-mystery. After a shot was heard, two men were found dead in a room with a gun... but what really happened? Join us each week as we discuss different topics related to true crime, the paranormal, and the unexplained. Keep up with us on Instagram @crimenorreason

In this special spooky episode we talk about the Bell Witch Haunting and the Poltergeist curse. The infamous case of the Bell Witch terrified Tennessee residents in the 1800s and has inspired countless horror films, including the movie Poltergeist. We further discuss the strange and tragic events surrounding the Poltergeist movie series, which has led many to believe the films are cursed. Join us each week as we discuss different topics related to true crime, the paranormal, and the unexplained. Keep up with us on Instagram @crimenorreason

This week we talk about deaths that have occurred on Mt. Everest. Though Mt. Everest is a popular attraction for climbers, the dangerous conditions on the mountain have led to more than 300 people dying while trying to reach the summit. We also discuss Paul Dennis Reid, the “fast food serial killer” who committed a series of murders in fast food restaurants across Tennessee. Join us each week as we discuss different topics related to true crime, the paranormal, and the unexplained. Keep up with us on Instagram @crimenorreason

This week we talk about the Dancing Plague of 1518, an unexplained mania that caused the citizens of Strasbourg, France to dance uncontrollably to the point of exhaustion. In this episode we also cover the sad case of the feral child Genie, who was kept in a locked room and abused and neglected for her entire childhood. Join us each week as we discuss different topics related to true crime, the paranormal, and the unexplained. Keep up with us on Instagram @crimenorreason