Beneath the Evergreens

It’s episode 6, and we’re heading back to the muddy streets of 1850s Seattle to meet Mary Ann “Mother Damnable” Conklin, the woman who ruled a rough port town with a sharper tongue than any sailor. She ran Seattle’s first hotel, cursed in six languages, and scared even the Navy into retreat. Some called her a madam, others a witch, but everyone remembered her. And when she died, locals swore her b...

Linda Burfield Hazzard ran a Washington sanitarium called Starvation Heights , promising miraculous cures through fasting, but her treatments often led to something far darker. When wealthy sisters Claire and Dora Williamson checked in for healing, only one would make it out alive. Claire’s shocking death exposed a web of manipulation, greed, and pseudoscience that stunned the world. Was Hazzard a...

Born from a lineage of chaos and tragedy, Judith “JZ” Knight claimed her suffering forged a doorway to the extraordinary. From spectral orbs to dreams of past lives, she believed her childhood nightmares were not just trauma but prophecy. One night, amid experiments with “pyramid power,” she said a forgotten god-king from 35,000 years ago appeared in her kitchen and never quite left. And from that...

Born from a lineage of chaos and tragedy, Judith “JZ” Knight claimed her suffering forged a doorway to the extraordinary. From spectral orbs to dreams of past lives, she believed her childhood nightmares were not just trauma but prophecy. One night, amid experiments with “pyramid power,” she said a forgotten god-king from 35,000 years ago appeared in her kitchen and never quite left. And from that...

In November of 1971, passengers on a routine flight from Portland to Seattle settled in for an easy trip through Northwest skies, but one man on board had other plans. Mid-flight, he calmly revealed he carried a bomb and demanded $200,000 in cash and four parachutes. Hours later, somewhere over the stormy forests of Washington, he opened the rear staircase of the plane and leapt into the darkness…...

In August of 1994, the town of Oakville, Washington fell asleep to the sound of a familiar rainstorm but woke up to anything but rain. Instead, strange gelatinous blobs coated cars, lawns, and rooftops as far as the eye could see. At first, locals chalked it up to odd weather… until people, and their pets, began falling mysteriously ill. What fell from the sky that night? Join us on this episode o...