💀 In this bone-chilling episode of the SSOS Podcast, hosts Lee, Josh, and Jen venture into the shadowy depths of warfare's most haunting tales, with Josh leading the charge through spine-tingling accounts that blur the line between the living and the dead. From ghostly apparitions stalking abandoned battlefields to unexplainable encounters in the heat of combat, these handpicked war stories are a testament to the lingering spirits that refuse to abandon their posts—even in death.

🔥 These chilling accounts are just the beginning—because when it comes to the supernatural side of war, we've barely scratched the surface. Part 2 of our War Stories series is coming in the near future, bringing even more terrifying tales from the front lines where courage meets the unexplained.

Grab your headphones, dim the lights, and prepare for a journey into the shadows of history—where the echoes of war may not just live in our memories, but in the very air around us. After all, some battles never truly end.

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While we're taking our summer break (because even ghost hunters need a vacation), we're treating you to one of our most chilling historical deep dives. Journey back to the 14th century—a time when "social distancing" meant hiding from the Grim Reaper himself.

In this gripping episode, Lee, Josh, and Jen unravel the catastrophic nightmare that was the Black Death—a plague so devastating it wiped out nearly a third of Europe's population and turned entire cities into graveyards. But wait, there's more morbid fun! We fast-forward to meet Samuel Pepys, the 17th century's most entertaining diarist, whose writings give us a front-row seat to the Great Plague of London. Think of him as history's first influencer, except instead of posting about avocado toast, he was documenting mass death and societal collapse.

From eerie similarities in public hysteria to fascinating differences in crisis management, this episode connects medieval mayhem to early modern madness—proving that humans have been spectacularly bad at handling pandemics for centuries. Perfect summer listening for when you need a break from current events!

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Keep it Strange, Strangers! 🔮

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Sources:

• Primary source material from Samuel Pepys' diary entries (1665-1666)
• Medieval chronicles and church records documenting Black Death mortality rates
• Historical plague documentation from European archives
• Comparative analysis of pandemic responses across centuries

Step into the flickering candlelight, strangers, as we dig up this spine-tingling classic from the SSOS archives! While we're taking our summer break (because even ghost hunters need a vacation), we're treating you to one of our most chilling historical deep dives.

Journey back to 1695 Scotland—a time when superstition was basically the evening news, whispered secrets were the original social media, and restless spirits had zero chill. In this bone-rattling episode, we unravel the story of the Ringcroft Haunting, one of the earliest and most mysterious poltergeist cases ever documented—and trust us, this ghost had some serious anger management issues.

When humble farmer Alexander Telfair's farmhouse became ground zero for supernatural chaos, the countryside didn't just get spooked—it got absolutely wrecked. Stones rained from invisible hands (talk about a rock concert), disembodied voices provided unsolicited commentary in the dark, and furniture decided to redecorate itself without permission. Was it a malevolent spirit with commitment issues? Mass hysteria before it was trendy? Or something far more sinister lurking in the shadows of history, just waiting to ruin everyone's day?

Join Lee, Jen, and Josh as they piece together historical accounts, eyewitness testimonies, and the chilling details of this nearly forgotten chapter in paranormal history. We're serving up sharp research, dark humor, and enough historical intrigue to make your ancestors nervous.

Pack your lanterns, steady your nerves, and maybe grab a drink—The Ringcroft Haunting is about to remind you why 1695 was a terrible time to be a homeowner.

🕯️ Come curious. Stay strange.

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All Video & Audio Edited By Jeremy of Schroeder Audio