Episodes

  • The Amityville Horror: When Real Estate Becomes a Nightmare

    The Amityville Horror: When Real Estate Becomes a Nightmare
    Apr 21 2026
    Join host Eleanor Voss as she explores the infamous Amityville Horror case, one of America's most controversial haunted house stories. In December 1975, the Lutz family moved into 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York - the site of a horrific mass murder just 13 months earlier. After only 28 days, they fled, claiming to have experienced terrifying supernatural phenomena including unexplained sounds, temperature drops, mysterious odors, and apparitions. Their story became the bestselling book 'The Amityville Horror: A True Story' and spawned numerous films, but critics have long questioned the account's authenticity. This episode examines the documented history, the cultural impact, and the ongoing debate surrounding one of the most famous alleged hauntings in American history. We explore how tragedy, real estate, media, and folklore intersected to create a modern legend that continues to fascinate audiences worldwide. Discover why the Amityville case remains a touchstone for discussions about paranormal claims, media influence, and our collective anxieties about home and safety in suburban America.
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    5 mins
  • The Tower of London: A Thousand Years of Ghostly Residents

    The Tower of London: A Thousand Years of Ghostly Residents
    Apr 8 2026
    Explore the Tower of London's most famous ghost stories in this comprehensive look at Britain's most haunted fortress. Host Eleanor Voss examines centuries of documented supernatural folklore surrounding Anne Boleyn, the Princes in the Tower, Lady Jane Grey, and other spectral residents who allegedly still walk the ancient corridors. From the mysterious White Lady to the legendary ravens, discover how nearly a thousand years of dramatic history has created one of the world's most compelling collections of ghost stories. Learn about the Yeoman Warders' testimonies, historical documentation of unexplained phenomena, and how the Tower's role as royal palace, prison, and execution site has shaped its supernatural reputation. This episode examines the cultural significance of these enduring tales and explores how locations of intense human experience become focal points for folklore that spans generations. Perfect for history enthusiasts and paranormal folklore fans alike, this deep dive into the Tower of London reveals why it remains Britain's most famous haunted location and a testament to the power of storytelling in preserving cultural memory.
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    6 mins