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Nothing screams spooky season like a good old-fashioned haunted house. Come along as we uncover the bumps in the night and the ghostly visitors in two genuine haunted houses. First, we visit the Monroe House in Indiana, today more infamously known by its sinister nickname: the Demon House. Then we take a trip to a late 1700s farmhouse in Litchfield County, Connecticut where one resident has kept a diary documenting paranormal activity in the home for the last 50 years. As always, thanks for listening!
Buy your own copy of The Haunted House Diaries: The True Story of a Quiet Connecticut Townin the Center of a Paranormal Mystery by William J. Hall
Buy your copy of On Dark Ground: Investigating the Haunted Monroe House By Richard Estep
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On today’s Book Club Minisode, we read Tobias Wayland’s The Lake Michigan Mothman: High Strangeness in the Midwest. Wayland spent several years as a field investigator for the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON). Since then, he's been a guest on podcasts and radio shows and appeared on the series premiere of Expedition X and in the Small Town Monsters documentaries Terror in the Skies and On the Trail of the Lake Michigan Mothman. If you love Mothman as much as Heaven, you need this book. Its chock full of first-hand accounts of sightings and encounters: some of them are utterly terrifying. We love this one, and we’re sure you will too! Buy your copy at the link below.
Find more about Tobias Wayland and buy his books at The Singular Fortean Society

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Nothing excites the imagination like a good ol’ fashioned curse. Our logical sense tells us they’re nonsense, but even in the face of reason, how many of us still exercise caution? As it turns out, discretion may indeed be the better part of valor, especially when dealing with the cursed objects in this episode. First we’ll visit the Dybbuk box, an antique, portable wine cabinet that brings misfortune to whoever owns it. Second, we’ll look at the curse surrounding the wrecked 1955 Porsche Spyder once owned by Hollywood Golden Age legend James Dean. Do curses really exist? Come along and decide for yourself.
Cursed Objects Book by : J. W. Ocker
Jason Hawes Youtube - cursed objects
Ghost Adventures episodes on Discovery+
The Unexplained with William Shatner S.4 Ep.8 “Uncanny Curses: - Available on Discover+
Strange World: Was the Porsche That Killed James Dean Cursed?
Death of James Dean – Wikipedia
Porche 550 Spider – Exclusive Car Registry

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Abandoned places can sometimes give off a spooky vibe thanks to empty hallways and large open spaces once filled with activity but are now eerily quiet. Imagine if those same spooky spaces were also haunted. Join us on this episode as we visit two such places. The first is the once abandoned houses that make up Heritage Square, a museum to the architecture of Southern California from 1850-1950. Many of the house at the museum are haunted, each with their own story to tell. The second is the abandoned Cherokee Hills Boy Scout Camp where shadows and a ghost girl wearing a prom dress have been reported. Dim the lights and settle in for another ghostly episode.
Sources:
ParaFlixx Series Expedition Entity S3 Ep.2 “The Abandoned Scout Camp”
Discovery+ - The Osbournes Night of Terror
Discover Los Angeles
Big Orange Landmarks
Americas Haunted RoadTrip - article by Sally Richards

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Welcome to another Ope, A Ghost Book Club Minisode. Today we look at one of our favorites. Richard Estep is an author, paranormal investigator, and television personality. You may have seen him on Haunted Hospitals, Paranormal 911, or Destination Fear. Estep has written more than thirty books, but today we want to look at The Great American Ghost Trip (2021). In this whirlwind expedition from Colorado to Gettysburg and back, Estep investigates more than seven locations in only 12 days. The first stop is in Iowa at the mysterious Melvern Manor and runs through paranormal hotspots that includes the Monroe House in Indiana, the Farnsworth House
in Gettysburg, The Bellaire House in Ohio, and ends in Atchinson, Kansas at the notorious Sallie House. We had a great time reading this one, and we’re sure you will too. Easily 5 Stars from us!
Richard Estep - Books

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