Haunted History

• Charlotte Canda: The Girl Who Designed Her Own Grave

  Charlotte was only 17 when she met her untimely death. However, her gravesite has carried her legacy for almost 200 years.

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• The Haunting History of St. Albans Sanatorium

  St. Albans is reportedly the most haunted sanatorium on the East Coast…

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• The Origin of the Term Stockholm Syndrome

  Stockholm Syndrome is a term that was coined during a bank robbery in 1973. Psychologists are still at arms as to whether it is an actual phenomenon or not.

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• The Mysterious Disappearance of Ambrose Small

  This is much more than a missing persons case…

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• The Real-Life Spectral Doppelgänger of Emilie Sagee

  Many believed this to be a haunting spirit…

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• The Decades-Long Murder Spree of a Poison Obsessed Doctor

  Michael Swango was a multi-occupational ambulance assistant and resident in many hospitals. His passion for medicine translated into viciously poisoning his patients, coworkers, and even his loved ones.

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• The True Story of the Soviet Kursk Submarine Disaster

  118 USSR Navy troops died in the tragic sinking of the Kursk submarine. What you might not know, is how it really went down.

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• San Francisco’s Very Own “Jack the Ripper”

  In the 1890s, a Sunday School superintendent became one of the most sadistic killers San Francisco has ever seen.

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• The Extraordinary Life and Disappearance of Rudolf Diesel

  In 1913, this engineer’s life came to an end, or so we think.

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• England’s First Female Serial Killer

  Mary Ann Cotton played the part of a grieving widow and mother well… But, not well enough.

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• The Most Haunted Locations in Philadelphia

  Philadelphia is the 12th oldest city in America, but probably ranks #1 on the most accessible and interesting ghost adventures in the country. Heres a sneak peek into what you should expect to see while planning a paranormal vacation in Philly.

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• How Vlad Dracula Got His Name

  Many people think that Vlad the Impaler and Dracula the Vampire are the same person… In full honesty, the two are not that far off!

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• Alaskan Anti-Pedophile Vigilante Sentenced to 23 Years For Attacking Sex Offenders

  Jason Vukovich attacked three registered sex offenders at the beginning of this month. His verdict has left the public polarized with their opinions of the results of his wrongdoing.

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• The Creepiest Vintage Photos We Could Find

  Let’s be glad things aren’t as creepy today as they were back then../

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• The Warwickshire “Witchcraft” Murder of 1945

  Charles Walton was an unassuming man with a good heart, but somehow he attracted an entity that led to his demise. Was it witchcraft? Or was it a deranged murderer who has gone unnamed?

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• Philadelphia’s Most Haunted Historic Home

  Yes, it’s really called Grumblethorp.

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• The Bizarre “Liquid Matthew” Case of 1983

  When a body is found chopped up in a plastic bag in an alley, and a strange note is attached to a nearby sign, authorities are right to assume that this could be the work of a serial killer.

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• Why The Wolf Family is Better Known as ‘The Murdered Family’

  The Wolf family is known for being ‘The Murdered Family,’ but the way they were murdered is still a mystery…

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• Issei Sagawa, the Cannibal That Barely Got Caught

  Will he strike again?

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• The Lapham-Patterson House Is A Direct Effect of Severe Pyrophobia

  Charles Lapham survived the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, but that event stayed with him for the rest of his life…

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• The Tyrannosaurus Rex Didn’t Look Like What You Think It Did

  So you’re trying to tell me that history’s most vicious predator had hair like Doc. Marty’s? This one might hurt, but its as close to proven as we can get.

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