Scotland’s night skies aren’t just home to clouds and stars — they’ve played host to two of the UK’s most baffling UFO encounters. In this eerie episode of The Zillennial Spooks, Sean dives into the infamous A70 abduction and the unsettling Dechmont Law incident.

Back in 1992, two mates driving near Edinburgh were swallowed by a blinding light and lost nearly two hours of time. Under hypnosis, they claimed a chilling close encounter with beings that left them shaken to their core.

And in 1979, forestry worker Robert Taylor came face to face with a bizarre craft in Dechmont Woods, an encounter so serious it became the only UFO sighting ever treated as an actual police investigation in Britain. Ground marks, torn clothing, and a shaken witness — this was no simple tall tale.

Were these fellas unlucky witnesses to something not of this Earth, or is there another explanation lurking in the Scottish mist? Pop the kettle on, keep one eye on the skies, and prepare to get spooked.

Atchison, Kansas, might look like small-town America — but on one quiet street sits a house with a reputation that chills even seasoned ghost hunters. In this spine-tingling episode, host Sean steps inside the infamous Sallie House, where the line between haunting and horror is razor-thin.

What began as a supposed visit from a child spirit named Sallie soon twisted into something far darker. Residents reported toys moving on their own, shadowy figures stalking the halls, and the most terrifying detail of all — unexplained scratches appearing on people’s skin. Paranormal teams left shaken, sceptics left doubting themselves, and the legend of Sallie grew with every frightened witness.

We dig deep into the history, from the house’s unsettling past to the modern-day investigations that keep its story alive. Is Sallie the ghost of a lonely little girl — or a mask for something far more sinister?

Lock the doors, keep your back to the wall, and remember: some invitations from the other side should never be accepted.

Rochdale isn’t just another Northern mill town — it’s a place where history’s shadows seem a little darker, and whispers in the night carry a little further. In this unnerving episode, host Sean lifts the veil on one of Britain’s strangest and most unsettling hauntings: the Rochdale Poltergeist.

We dive into the chilling events of the late 1990s, when a quiet home in the heart of town became a battleground between the living and something far less welcome. Furniture moved of its own accord, objects hurled across rooms, and terrified residents claimed to feel unseen hands tugging at their clothes. Paranormal investigators, police officers, and even clergy would walk away shaken — some convinced they’d just faced pure evil.

From eyewitness testimonies to the theories that swirl around the case — was it restless spirits, a psychic outburst, or something darker still? — we piece together a tale where reality frays at the edges.

Is Rochdale haunted? Or was it all an elaborate trick of fear and the human mind? Draw the curtains, keep the lights low, and prepare to meet what may still linger in the shadows.

Between 1988 and 1994, a quiet corridor of the North West — the East Lancashire Road — became a dumping ground for the dead. Four women, each killed in brutal, methodical ways. Stabbed. Strangled. Dismembered. Was it the work of a single sadistic killer? Or a coincidence hiding in plain sight?

In this episode, we dive into the chilling cases of Linda Donaldson, Maria Requena, Vera Anderson, and Julie Finley — victims of a phantom the tabloids dubbed the East Lancs Ripper. We trace the investigation through forensic dead-ends, media frenzy, and cold case speculation that still casts a long shadow over Northern England.

And we ask: Could this mystery tie into one of Britain’s most notorious modern serial killers? Or is the Ripper just a story we told ourselves to make sense of senseless violence?

Russia isn’t just a land of cold winters and iron history — it’s a landscape soaked in myth, mystery, and things that go bump in the snow. In this chilling episode, host Sean takes you deep into the supernatural folklore and unsolved mysteries that haunt the world’s largest country. From ancient spirits like the sorrowful, seductive Rusalka, to the soul-hungry vampire-like Upyr, to the mischievous household Domovoy, we explore the eerie tales that shaped Russian belief long before the Iron Curtain.

Then, we shift from folklore to fact — or something like it. Sean investigates the Dyatlov Pass Incident, where nine experienced hikers died under truly bizarre conditions in 1959, and the Voronezh UFO Encounter, where schoolchildren and adults alike witnessed a possible alien landing in 1989. Each story is layered with secrecy, speculation, and that haunting question: what really happened?

Is Russia cursed? Or just misunderstood? Light a candle, keep your boots on, and prepare to get spooked.

In this chilling episode of The Zillennial Spooks, we explore the haunted heart of South Manchester—Wythenshawe. From the eerie halls of the centuries-old Wythenshawe Hall and Wythenshawe Park, to strange sightings at Manchester Airport. We also uncover the terrifying case of the Benchill Poltergeist and the haunting legend of the Benchill Grey Lady. Join us as we dig into the history, eyewitness accounts, and dark lore of Wythenshawe.

In this quick teaser episode of The Zillennial Spooks, the hosts introduce their new podcast exploring all things paranormal, true crime, and morbid curiosities. They share what inspired them to start the show. Listeners get a sneak peek at upcoming episodes covering haunted places, unsolved crimes, and bizarre historical events. It’s a brief but spooky welcome to a podcast that blends mystery, and a love for the macabre.