31 Nights of Scary Shit

Send us Fan Mail In the 1860’s in France, the Bruner family endured years of hardship when their sons Thiebauld and Joseph were afflicted with mysterious symptoms.  After years of bizarre health issues and behaviors, the boys were approved for an exorcism.  We will discuss the horrific details surrounding a documented case of demonic possession. Support the pod here:  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/...

Send us Fan Mail They’re Baaaaaack!  Sarah reads more spooky tales from Alvin Schwartz’s Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.   If you like your tales short, dark and terrifying, this is the episode for you.  If you didn’t  catch Scary Stories Parts 1-4, go back and listen to add some extra spookiness to your day.   Support the pod here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/31nights Follow the pod here: Fac...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode we discuss a well-known Chicago urban legend, “Resurrection Mary.”  For decades people in the Chicago area have reported strange encounters with a beautiful woman who hitches a ride, and then vanishes as the car approaches Resurrection Cemetery.  It is never a good idea to pick up a hitchhiker, but it is a good idea to listen to our latest episode.  Support the pod...

Send us Fan Mail The small Italian island of Poveglia has been a dumping ground for the diseased and mentally ill for centuries.  Thousands have died on the island due to Bubonic Plague, and inhumane experiments were performed on the mentally ill.  The island has gained notoriety for being a hub of paranormal activity.  We will discuss the origins of the island, and the stories of the spookiest pa...

Send us Fan Mail We love a spooky historical haunting!  The Philadelphia area is a popular tourist destination for ghost hunters.  Fort Mifflin has the distinction of being “The Fort that Protected America,” during the Revolutionary War.  We will be discussing the two most popular ghosts of Fort Mifflin, Elizabeth Pratt A.K.A. as “The Screaming Lady” and William Howe, A.K.A. as “The Faceless Man.”...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode we discuss Kuchisake-Onna, a terrifying tale of Japanese origin. According to the legend, the vengeful spirit of the “Slit-mouthed woman” approaches unsuspecting travelers from behind and asks them “Do you think I’m beautiful?” If you want to know the correct answer to that question, you need to tune in to our latest episode.  Support the pod here: https://www.buym...

Send us Fan Mail This is the episode we have been waiting for!  Sarah reads stories sent to us from our listeners.  These stories are spooky to the maximum. We are so grateful to our “Shitheads” for sharing their terrifying tales with us.  Please keep them coming and….. Stay Spooky ! Support the pod here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/31nights Follow the pod here: Facebook Instagram Twitter Support...

Send us Fan Mail Back by popular demand! Erin has chosen four more scary tales from Alvin Schwartz’s Scary Stories To Tell in the Dark.  Grab your favorite beverage, put on some comfy clothes and enjoy “The Big Toe”, “Me Tie Dough Ty Walker”, “The Wendigo” and “High Beams.” Support the pod here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/31nights Follow the pod here: Facebook Twitter Instagram Support the show

Send us Fan Mail The Conjuring franchise was inspired by Ed and Lorraine Warren’s investigation into supernatural occurrences at the Perron family’s farmhouse in Harrisville, Rhode Island.  We will discuss the haunting of a spirit named Bathsheba, and the occurrences that led the Perron family to contact the Warrens for help.  Decide for yourself if the real story is as terrifying as the movie. Su...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode we discuss the “Radium Girls,” who went to work in clock factories during World War I. At first, it seemed like a great opportunity for these young women, until they started experiencing horrifying side effects from painting watches and military dials with radium paint. Justice for these girls remained elusive for many years. We will be doing a deep dive into the p...

Send us Fan Mail On September 1, 1969, at least 40 people witnessed strange lights that seemed to be attached to a U.F.O. in Berkshire County, Massachusetts.  Thomas Reed and some others also claim that they were taken aboard a craft, but have limited memory of what happened.  We hope that  you will enjoy our discussion of the strange events that were reported in Western Massachusetts back in Sept...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode we discuss Erin’s visit to the Lizzie Borden House in Fall River, Massachusetts.  We also discuss the reasons behind why Lizzie Borden was acquitted of murder, despite evidence that pointed to her guilt. Support the pod here:  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/31nights Follow the pod here: Facebook Twitter Instagram Support the show

Send us Fan Mail In this episode we will discuss a Mexican legend that has been terrifying children for hundreds of years.  The story of La Llorona, or “The Weeping Woman,” is rooted in a story of a woman who drowns her children in response to her husband’s infidelity.  The tale of La Llorona has served as a warning to mothers to be vigilant about their children playing near water.  Support the po...

Send us Fan Mail  In 1692, in Salem, Massachusetts, nearly 200 people were accused of being witches. Nineteen people were put to death, while others died in prison. It all started when two young girls took ill, started acting strangely, and accused three women of “bewitching them.”   In this episode we will discuss the cause and effects of” The Salem Witch Trials.” Support the pod here:  https://w...

Send us Fan Mail On January 31, 1973, 22 year old Bruce Henderson Shreeves was arrested in connection with four homicides.  Shreeves had been AWOL from Patuxent Naval Air Station since September of 1972.  Investigators were unable to determine a clear motive for these brutal murders.  In this episode we will discuss the heinous and perplexing crimes perpetrated by Shreeves.  Support the pod here: ...

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Send us Fan Mail Legendary screen actress Jean Harlow, the original “blonde bombshell,” was known for her beauty and style.  Tragically, Harlow died at 26, due to kidney failure.  In this episode, we will be discussing not Harlow’s death, but the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of her husband, Paul Bern.  Support our pod here:  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/31nights Follow us: Twitte...

Send us Fan Mail In Episode 62 we discuss one of the scariest places in New Jersey- “The Devil’s Tree.”  Bernard’s County has a sinister history due to Ku Klux Klan activities that were linked to this hauntingly beautiful tree.  Witnesses have reported seeing the ghosts of lynching victims dangling from “The hanging branch” of the massive oak.  It is believed that those who dare to come in contact...

Send us Fan Mail Do you have a fear of being buried alive?  If so, did you ever wonder where that fear comes from? In this episode we look at the precautions that were taken to ensure that someone would not be buried alive, and some traditions that still exist in the burial process today.  Join us for an informative discussion that may or may not help to quell your own fears. Support our new audio...

Send us Fan Mail In Belen, New Mexico in September of 1988, Tara Calico went out for her daily bike ride and disappeared. Without any solid leads as to her whereabouts, the case quickly grew cold.  When a mysterious Polaroid of a young woman with a resemblance to Tara gains national attention, the investigation takes a turn.  Unfortunately, over 30  years later, the question still remains- what ha...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode we explore the bizarre world of Norwegian Black Metal.  Oystein Arseth, A.K.A. Euronymous was the co-founder and guitarist in the Norwegian metal band Mayhem. Euronomous was a controversial figure for his radical views, and was a self-proclaimed leader of a militant group known as “The Black Metal Circle.” His exploitative behavior following a bandmates’ sucide lau...

Send us Fan Mail On February 2, 2008, 24 year old real estate agent Lindsay Buziak was murdered while showing a home in an upscale neighborhood in Saanich, British Columbia.  Weeks before her murder, Lindsay had spoken with a mysterious couple who were eager to purchase a million dollar home.  No suspects have been identified publicly by investigators, and their doesn’t seem to be a clear motive f...

Send us Fan Mail John Wayne Gacy, A.K.A. “The Killer Clown” murdered at least 33 young men and boys between 1972 and 1978.  Despite a conviction for sodomizing a teenage boy in 1968, Gacy did not remain behind bars for long.  Gacy established himself in the community through his business, politics, and through charitable acts.  The public knew him as “Pogo the Clown,” little did they know that lur...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode we discuss the death of Zona Heaster Shue, a  young bride, who was found dead in her West Virginia  home on January 23, 1897.  The circumstances of Zona’s death have been shrouded in mystery due to rumors about her husband Erasmus Stribbling “Trout” Shue and to Mary Heaster’s story about her daughter visiting her from beyond the grave.  I’m not sure if this story s...

Send us Fan Mail On the surface Jim Jones, the charismatic leader of The People’s Temple, appeared to be a committed social justice activist.  His dynamic preaching style and his message of racial equality appealed to many people who saw becoming a member of his congregation as the way to a better life. In this episode we discuss Jim’s early life and career, the formation of The People’s Temple, a...