

Haunted Mortuaries: The Darkside of Undertakers
From the bizarre “experiments” at a North Austin funeral facility to the restless spirits roaming an old South Texas military morgue, explore the dark history and chilling hauntings of Texas’s most notorious mortuaries.

The Ghost of the Common: The Tragic Tale and Haunting of Goodwife Ann “Goody” Glover
Ann Goody Glover was sentenced to death. On November 16, 1688, she was marched to the gallows at Boston Common.

The Architecture of Memory: I Don’t Believe in Demons, But I Do Believe in Ghosts
People love the idea of an ancient, primordial evil lurking in the shadows or possessing an unsuspecting victim. But why am I expected to believe in demons because I believe in ghosts?

The Shadows of North New Jersey
This is the heart of North New Jersey, a place where cold, calculated evil has left its mark, fueling the fever of fear that gives life to local legends.

The Donkey Lady Legend of San Antonio
“She wore sort of bag-lady clothes and acted strange. I believe over time the story of our Donkey Lady and the traditional Donkey Lady legend have become intertwined and merged.”

The Legend of Spring Heeled Jack
”He was wearing a kind of helmet and a tight-fitting white costume like an oilskin, and he vomited blue and white flames!”

The Haunted Convent of the Good Shepherd
On one particularly unsettling night, she reported hearing the crying grow louder, almost as if the voices were coming from the walls themselves.

The Conjuring House
The Conjuring House claims to be one of the “most haunted locations in the world.”

Satanic Panic in Texas
On Halloween night, 1988, while Mary was sharing her dreams with Michelle, something nefarious was happening at Tate’s grave in Childress.

The Legend of Round Rock’s Hairy Man
He was covered head to foot in long, shaggy hair and was known to throw rocks, scare travelers, and chase wagons.
The Ghost of the Common: The Tragic Tale and Haunting of Goodwife Ann “Goody” Glover
Ann Goody Glover was sentenced to death. On November 16, 1688, she was marched to the gallows at Boston Common.
The Architecture of Memory: I Don’t Believe in Demons, But I Do Believe in Ghosts
People love the idea of an ancient, primordial evil lurking in the shadows or possessing an unsuspecting victim. But why am I expected to believe in demons because I believe in ghosts?
The Shadows of North New Jersey
This is the heart of North New Jersey, a place where cold, calculated evil has left its mark, fueling the fever of fear that gives life to local legends.


