Talk Me to Death

Enigmas of the 1960s: a suburban vanishing act that defies forensic logic and a mass-witnessed aerial event that remains Australia’s greatest "cold case" in the skies. While thousands of miles apart, both cases share a haunting 1960s aesthetic of suburban disruption . They represent moments where the "ordinary" world was pierced by the inexplicable—one through a personal, domestic tragedy and the...

This episode covers the host's personal and family's hauntings and paranormal experiences.

*Trigger warning - Contains sensitive topics such as rape, murder and child death* This episode contrasts the harrowing survival of a real-life hero with the legendary hauntings of one of America’s most famous estates. The episode begins in 1984 in Tampa, Florida. We dive into the terrifying abduction of 17-year-old Lisa McVey by serial killer Bobby Joe Long. In the second half we shift gears from...

Today, we’re jumping from a cold case in suburban Tokyo that defies logic to a massive, gothic prison in Ohio that's allegedly still hosting its former inmates. These stories focus on the contrast between the cold, clinical mystery of the murders and the heavy, atmospheric haunting of the reformatory.

In this episode, we dive into two cases where the line between domestic tragedy and urban legend becomes dangerously blurred. One is a cold-blooded murder-for-hire that spanned decades and continents; the other is a mass murder that birthed a haunting so famous it defined a genre.

*Trigger warning child death* In this haunting double-feature, we explore the thin line between a tragic physical reality and a terrifying psychological legend. We begin with one of America’s most famous cold cases—the discovery of Joseph Augustus Zarelli —before diving into the pitch-black origins of the woman behind the mirror: Bloody Mary . We conclude the episode by reflecting on identity . On...