Stories of the Paranormal, Supernatural, Legends, Lore, Mysterious Macabre, Unsolved and Unexplained
Your computer screen flickers red, a simple question appears, and within days, the walls of your room are painted with your own blood – at least, that’s what thousands of internet users claim happened to them after encountering the most notorious cursed website in digital history.
In 1950, a teenage babysitter’s frantic call to police was cut short by her brutal murder – a real-life horror that would evolve into one of America’s most chilling urban legends and inspire countless retellings, including the classic horror-thriller film “When a Stranger Calls.”
From Victorian orphanages where murdered children still cry out in the night to modern homes where toddlers chat with grandparents who died before they were born, the phenomenon persists across every culture: children see ghosts, and ghost children seek the living.
From toddlers casually chatting with deceased relatives to the ghostly cries of orphaned children still echoing through abandoned buildings, tonight’s stories explore the unsettling connection between children and the paranormal through real accounts from terrified parents, witnesses, and those who were once haunted children themselves.
Discover why North Carolina has earned its reputation as one of America’s most haunted states, with ghostly encounters spanning from historic battlefields to modern vacation rentals.
Venice residents band together to buy plague pit island, transforming a site of mass death into their private sanctuary — where tourists will never set foot
When a farmer dreams of murder and disaster, he awakens to find his horrible dreams spilling into reality in “The Edge of the Shadow” from Dark Fantasy! | #RetroRadio EP0474
Eight bodies. One house. No answers. The murders that turned a quiet Iowa town into America’s most enduring true crime obsession.
Three seminary students killed themselves in the same room at Ireland’s Maynooth College, leaving behind bloodstains that won’t wash out and a mystery the Catholic Church has tried to bury for over 180 years.
The wealthy Lemp family built a beer empire in St. Louis, but their success came with a deadly price that still haunts their mansion today.
If their walls could talk, lighthouses could share many stories from the past. Unfortunately, these objects don’t have the ability to tell their tales – but the phantoms that haunt them just might.
On a desolate hill in Yeongdeok, a pink house watches over the ocean with heart-shaped cutouts where its windows should be — a bizarre attempt to mask something far darker than any ghost story could conjure.
The isolation, tragedy, and duty that define lighthouse keeping have left behind more than just historical records — they’ve created some of the most persistently haunted locations in America.
When mysterious orbs of light start appearing in photographs at haunted locations, a psychic medium claims they’re messages from the dead — but paranormal investigators armed with science have a far less supernatural explanation that might burst your spiritual bubble.
A musician’s routine video shoot turned into an otherworldly experience when the spirits of notorious criminals decided to join the performance.
Deep in the Utah wilderness lies a 512-acre ranch where cattle vanish without a trace, bulletproof wolves roam the land, and portals to other dimensions may actually exist.
A boy and his family have vanished under mysterious circumstances. Clues emerge from the boy’s school composition, which describes his friends possessing extraordinary supernatural abilities — and when the search team begins to mysteriously disappear, we discover those supernatural abilities might not just be the boy’s imagination! Hear the tale in “The Boy Wonder” from CBS Radio Mystery Theater! | #RetroRadio EP0428
Alone on dark highways and forgotten truck stops, drivers encounter chilling figures, vanishing women, and inhuman eyes staring back from the night—reminding us that not everything out there is flesh and blood.
Perched atop Hathorne Hill, the real-life inspiration for Arkham Asylum hides a history of madness, cruelty, and restless spirits buried beneath its polished brick facade.