A scream on Royal Street. A woman on the cobblestones, two neat crescents at her throat, and a gentleman who never eats.This is New Orleans’ most persistent legend—where a noble with perfect manners meets two blue-collar brothers and the city’s shadow tells the truth it can’t prove.New Orleans sells music, mystery, and—if you know the right corner—fear. The Royal Street balcony incident was tied to Jacques St. Germain, the elegant stranger who threw parties and avoided plates. Then it shifts to the Carter brothers, dockworkers whose apartment—according to the legend—hid chairs, bandages, and a ritual that turned neighbors into resources; two eras, one appetite.We separate the case file from the campfire without killing the ghost of either. How much of the story lives in archives—and how much survives because the city needs it? From European vampire lore to West African spiritual frameworks, from empty coffins to modern, self-identified vampire communities with rules and screening kits, this is New Orleans as it really operates: charm in the front room, extraction in the back.If you’re here for myth vs. records, metaphor vs. body count, and the way a city frames its darkness to make the light look honest, you’re in the right place. The balcony is still there. The door is still just a door. But once you learn the route the legends walk, you stop looking away and start looking deeper.

On October 25, 1979, chaos erupted at Miami Aerospace Academy in Little Havana. Hundreds of students, and even teachers screamed about demons, rioted through classrooms, and terrified the entire community. The media branded it a “mass demonic possession.”But was this really the devil at work… or something stranger?In this episode of the GITN Podcast, we dig into the forgotten Miami possession riot:Who was Evaristo L. Marina, the school’s mysterious founder known as “El General”?Why did rumors of a teacher’s occult activities spark whispers of curses and demons?Was this outbreak just mass hysteria, or could it have been chemical exposure… maybe even a hidden link to CIA mind-control experiments like MK-Ultra?We’ll uncover eyewitness accounts, the cultural fears of Miami’s Cuban exile community, and the conspiracies that still swirl around this bizarre event.👉 Demons, hysteria, or covert science? You decide.Miami Aerospace Academy, Miami possession 1979, Miami school riot, mass hysteria cases, demonic possession Miami, Evaristo L. Marina, Satanic Panic Miami, MK Ultra Miami, CIA mind control experiments, paranormal Miami stories, school possession history, true crime possession stories, mass psychogenic illness, occult teachers Miami,

It started with footsteps.3:47 a.m. — an empty street in the UK.No one behind her. Yet someone was there.From Scotland’s Greyfriars Street—home of The Watcher, a pale ghost who never blinks…To Goat Street in Wales, where a house breathes like it’s alive…To York’s Marygate, where monks march through the fog every October, and The Shambles, where reflections blink back at you…This episode of GITN Podcast dives into the real haunted streets of the UK: the cobblestone roads where the dead still walk, and history refuses to stay buried.Are these just legends and old ghost tales——or are these streets holding echoes of the people who never truly left?Join us as we explore:👁️ The Watcher of Greyfriars Street (Dumfries, Scotland)🏚️ The Breathing House of Goat Street (St. Davids, Wales)☁️ The Procession of Marygate (York, England)💧 The Crying Wall of Balgrayhill Road (Glasgow)🔔 The Whispering Spirits of Church Street (Tewkesbury)🪞 The Reflections of The Shambles (York)Because in the UK… the past doesn’t just haunt its castles.It walks right beside you.

What’s really hiding beneath the most powerful church on Earth?This documentary dives into the Vatican Archives, a shadowy vault filled with forbidden knowledge, banned books, and secrets too dangerous to reveal. From the alleged Chronovisor time machine to alien relics, occult grimoires, and even the rumored Book of Satan, this video unpacks the most chilling Vatican secrets ever rumored.We’ll explore suppressed prophecies, erased Popes, and the records that could rewrite everything we think we know about Jesus, history, and the Catholic Church.If even half of this is true… it changes everything.

In 2017, WikiLeaks dropped a digital bombshell — Vault 7.Thousands of leaked files revealed the CIA’s secret cyber arsenal: code names like Weeping Angel, Brutal Kangaroo, and Sonic Screwdriver.These tools could allegedly turn your phone, router, or even your smart TV into a spy device.But what did these leaks really prove?Was it a glimpse into the CIA’s digital war chest — or a staged embarrassment designed for public impact?In this unfiltered GITN episode, Phil and Travis dive deep into the Vault 7 files, breaking down every major leak with trademark chaos, sarcasm, and conspiracy-flavored realism.From Samsung TVs listening in, to code that speaks Russian to hide American fingerprints — we explore how far surveillance has come, and how much further it’s willing to go.👉 Expect unhinged humor, hard truths, and a healthy dose of “we’re probably on a list now.”

In 2011, a quiet rental home on Carolina Street in Gary, Indiana, became the center of one of the strangest and most terrifying modern haunting cases ever recorded.Known today as the ‘Demon House,’ this case involved swarms of black flies in the dead of winter, children speaking in guttural voices, and even a reported levitation witnessed by family members.Social workers and hospital staff filed official reports after claiming they saw a young boy walk backward up a wall. Police, priests, and doctors were baffled.Father Michael Maginot, a Catholic priest, performed multiple exorcisms. The case drew so much attention that paranormal investigator Zak Bagans purchased the home, documented his own disturbing encounters in the film Demon House, and eventually had the property demolished, claiming it was too dangerous to stand.Was this the work of 200 demons, as clairvoyants claimed? Or mass hysteria and fear feeding on tragedy?This is the story of the Gary, Indiana Demon House , a haunting so terrifying it became part of official state records.

On March 13, 1997, Phoenix looked up expecting Comet Hale-Bopp—and instead saw a mile-wide UFO. Thousands watched a silent V-shaped craft cross Arizona. Hours later, glowing orbs hovered over the Estrella Mountains before vanishing one by one.The Air Force blamed flares, a backyard astronomer said planes, and Arizona’s governor later called it “otherworldly.” In this GITN Podcast episode, we unravel the truth behind the Phoenix Lights—one of the most famous mass UFO sightings in history.We’ll break down:The timeline of the March 13, 1997 sightings.Why witnesses swore a solid object blocked the stars.The governor’s alien costume stunt—and his later reversal.The official flare theory vs. counterarguments that won’t die.Why the Phoenix Lights remain a cornerstone of UFO lore.Was it jets, flares, or a mile-wide craft the government couldn’t explain?

In 2008, Jennifer Patterson moved into what should’ve been her dream home in Warsaw, Indiana. Five acres. A barn. A peaceful country life. But from the moment she stepped inside, strange things started happening. Voices with no source. The scent of aftershave followed her from room to room. And one night… something grabbed her.This is the horrifying true ghost story of a woman who tried to ignore the signs—and what happened when the house fought back. Featuring voices, objects moving on their own, and a chilling psychic encounter during a housewarming party, Jennifer’s story remains one of the most compelling paranormal cases ever documented.Who—or what—was really haunting that home?Watch until the end to hear what the investigators found… and why no one seems to stay in that house for long.Experience a chilling ghost story as Jennifer hears a strange bang from her attic. The paranormal activity escalates when the attic door slams shut, leaving her dogs in a frenzy. Listen to this scary story and decide if it's a true story or just another tale of the supernatural.