On the next episode of Histories of Horror, join AL and I as we dive into the story of nine-year-old Glenda Piñeda and her horrifying murder in Springfield, Oregon — home of The Simpsons — in December 1984, at the hands of the sadistic, perverse, and racist Bennie Lee Chaffin.

A crime that left a community frozen in fear… and still raises unsettling questions forty years later.

In this episode of Histories of Horror, Sai Marie and AL Knuckles delve into the haunting history of Waverly Hills Sanatorium, a site notorious for its tuberculosis epidemic and paranormal activity.

AL shares her chilling experiences with various spirits, including the malevolent 'Creeper' and the tragic story of a nurse who met an untimely death.

The conversation explores the emotional energy that lingers in haunted locations, the nature of hauntings, and the impact of trauma on the land.

AL & Sai discuss how skeptics may unexpectedly encounter the supernatural and the importance of storytelling in providing closure to restless spirits.

Ultimately, Waverly Hills is portrayed as a monument to suffering, survival, and the echoes of the past that continue to resonate.

On the next "Histories of Horror," hosts Sai Marie Johnson and AL Knuckles dive into the residual energy and spirits of Waverly Hills Sanatorium.
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