Join me as I take you on a fascinating journey through the Morris-Jumel Mansion, Manhattan’s oldest house, as I uncover the mansion’s rich history.

From its origins as a grand estate in the 18th century to its role as George Washington’s headquarters during the Revolutionary War. Discover the captivating lives of its past living residents, and its current spirits.

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In 1981, the small town of Keddie, California, was shaken by a brutal crime that left lasting scars on the community.

Known as the Keddie Murders, this tragic event saw the brutal slayings of Sue Sharp, her teenage son John, and his friend Dana Wingate.

The case remains hauntingly unsolved, with theories ranging from a botched robbery to a targeted attack.

Join me as I delve into the chilling details of this creepy case, exploring the evidence, suspects, and the enduring impact on those touched by the Keddie Murders.

No. 14 West 10th Street, Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York looks like any other beautiful brownstone on the row.

With at least 22 deaths in the home, it has earned its title as one of the most haunted homes in America.

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Tucked away atop the Black Hills Mountains in Jerome, Arizona sits the eerily beautiful Jerome Grand Hotel.

What was once the town's hospital in the 1920s, the hotel was renovated and reopened in the 1990s.

With over 9,000 souls crossing over to the spirit realm, it's no surprise the hotel is full of paranormal activity.

Kate Webster began her life of crime at an early age, ending up in prison for larceny at just 15 years old.

No one could ever suspect she'd be capable of murder, until her former employer, Julia Thomas, went missing.

Neighbors became suspicious when Kate began using the surname of Thomas, wearing the woman's clothing, and selling her possessions.

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In this episode, we step back into the 70s to study the case of The Dating Game Killer.

With his charming demeanor and good looks, Rodney Alcala proved to be a "wolf in sheep's clothing" as he was hiding a dark and twisted secret.

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Take a trip with me, to New Orleans.

The birthplace of Jazz, Crawfish Town...the spookiest place in the U.S. holds one of the spookiest spaces I have come across in my research.

A Sultan, a harem, and a violent massacre that is still one of the biggest mysteries today.

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What is now the Hernando Heritage Museum, a rustic residential building in Brooksville, Florida, was once a simple 4-room home.

Built by John L. May in 1855, the home originally consisted of a parlor, a dining room, and 2 bedrooms.

After John May died, his widow, Marena stayed in the home with their children, re-marrying about ten years later, then unfortunately passed away herself.

The home was sold to Dr. Sheldon Stringer who built on ten more rooms to run his medical practice out of his home.

With death, suicide, murder, and heartbreak, the home holds not only morose energy but also spirits.