I've Got Something To Tell You
I've Got Something To Tell You
Remember sitting around a campfire with your best friend, holding a flashlight under your chin, trading the wildest, creepiest stories you’ve ever heard? Or texting your friend “OMG, I’ve got something to tell you” and getting back “TELL ME EVERYTHINGGGG ”—this podcast is THAT. Tell US something! Send your stories to igsttystories@gmail.com
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3 juil. 2026
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Episode 3: Mexter Dorgan 19.02.2025 1:24:21
This week, we’re serving up small-town scares and big-time chills. Tayler takes us to Jerome, Arizona, where the ghosts outnumber the living in this once-booming mining town. Meanwhile, Colleen dives into the twisted case of Mark Twitchell, the so-called “Dexter Killer,” whose obsession with a fictional vigilante got way too real. Buckle up—it’s about to get haunted and horrifying.
Episode 2: We Aren’t Historians 12.02.2025 1:13:10
This week, we’re keeping the chills coming! Tayler walks us through the haunted halls of the Whaley House, where the family drama is as restless as the ghosts. Meanwhile, Colleen dives into the disturbing case of Richard Chase, the so-called “Vampire of Sacramento,” whose crimes are as horrifying as his nickname suggests. Buckle up—it’s about to get spooky and unhinged.
Episode 1: It Locks From The INSIDE? 09.02.2025 51:02
It’s our first episode, and we’re coming in hot! Tayler kicks things off with the Winchester Mystery House, where the only thing scarier than the ghosts is the floor plan. Then, Colleen shares the jaw-dropping survival story of Mary Vincent—proof that even the darkest stories can have fierce endings.
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