193. The Gainesville Murders & Chase Street Haunting

We did a little switch-a-roo (you'll get it at the end) because we were feeling extra crazy today! So not only have we moved episodes around, but Taylar goes first today! IMPORTANT TIMESTAMP FOR TAYLAR'S CASE TO AVOID IF YOU OPTED OUT: 1:04:37 - 1:16:05 Taylar starts us off with the very disturbing case of the Gainesville Murders of 1990, where 5 University of Florida Students lost their lives to a serial killer that was inspired by Ted Bundy. After months of being at a standstill, the case is blown wide open when a woman calls a tip line giving the name of a man she believes was behind the attacks. **This case is incredibly disturbing and is not fit for all audiences. Make a decision that is best for you and your mental health before listening. If you would like to skip Taylar's case- fast forward to 1:17:16 for Morgan's portion. Morgan then covers the case of the Smurl Family Haunting in the Chase Street Home from August of 1973 in West Pittston, PA. This family was terrorized by four entities in their home for years, experiencing traumatizing encounters almost hourly. Though there is controversy around the case, it is important that we unpack why and where this stems from especially due to the Content warning in this case for SA. Thanks so much for listening to this more ~raw and unfiltered~ episode of C&C, we love ya so much besties and will talk to ya next week!! Love ya, Bye!!

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