Within its walls, Falcon Lair housed Hollywood sex symbols, socialites and heiresses haunted by self destruction and ghosts of the past.
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The Lady Of The Lake
They say that Lake Crescent never gives up its dead, but one day in 1940, the body of a woman was found floating, murdered. Even more alarming? Her body had turned to soap.
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The Roxbury Murders: A National Epidemic
Boston, 1979. A string of murders of black women in five months, mostly unrelated, some solved, others unresolved to this day. A true crime topic of the past that sounds all too familiar today.
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The Dark Tales of the Cecil Hotel
With initial intentions of Hollywood glamour and opulence, the Cecil Hotel quickly declined into a dark home of transients, crime and mystery.
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Amityville Part One: The DeFeo Murders
Before the Lutz’s moved into the house at 112 Ocean Avenue, the home belonged to the DeFeo family. This is the true Amityville Horror.
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Mobsters, Monsters & Murder, Oh My!
Chicago’s Capone Era left a scar on the city. Some estimate he murdered at least 300 people as mob boss. And some of those hits created hauntings that last to this day.
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The Legends & Truths Of The Myrtles Plantation
The Myrtles Plantation is another “most haunted house in America” with ghost stories galore, but the historic truths and legends don’t always align.
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Jake Bird | Serial Killer, Hex Maker & Ghost
Most people who have heard of Jake Bird know him for his hex, but he was an axe wielding serial killer who is still rumored to haunt not one, but two of the prisons in which he was held.
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The Manhattan Well Murder
Join us this week as Kim takes us through Elma Sands’ well murder in the middle of Manhattan over 200 years ago, and hear about the first ever murder trial in US history, as well as the spirit that still haunts the well today.
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Vampiric Lore: The Casket Girls & The Old Ursuline Convent
Join us and our guest Rose Sinister as we delve into the history, lore, legends, and spirits of the Casket Girls at the Old Ursuline Convent, and speak of what some believe to be the first vampires in New Orleans.
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