Listener Tales in this episode explore ghostly visitors, getting sucked into a void, dream towns, astral projection, and more eerie encounters. The hosts discuss witchcraft, emotional shifts in dreams, astral travel, surreal experiences, parallel realities, and heartfelt messages from listeners.

Jordan Bonaparte from The Night Time Podcast discusses the mysterious 'Glove Guy' of Halifax, Canada, sharing bizarre late-night encounters. Stories of creepy glove salesmen, unsettling offers, and discomforting situations unfold. The psychological impact of such encounters and cautionary tales are explored. The episode includes chapters on disturbing encounters, creepy gloves, and online plant shopping, with a touch of humor in the mutual appreciation exchange.

Discussing the chilling Santa Rosa Hitchhiker Murders, a perplexing cold case involving young women believed to be victims of a serial killer, with potential links to notorious murderers. Despite theories and suspects, the cases remain unsolved, leaving lingering questions and heartbreak for families. Exploring the impact of the murders on the community and the challenges faced by investigators in pursuing justice.

What drove the mild-mannered farmer to commit such hideous and depraved acts in America’s heartland, and why do people from around the world continue to find him so infamous?Thank you to the magical Dave White of Bring Me the Axe Podcast for research!ReferencesAssociated Press. 1968. "Gein prosecution winds up murder testimony." Capital Times, November 9: 9.—. 1968. "Gein ruled fit to stand trial." Green Bay Press-Gazette, January 16: 1.Capital Times. 1958. "Bar Gein house admission fees." Capital Times, March 12: 4.—. 1957. "Claims ten skulls came from graves ." Capital Times, November 18: 1.—. 1958. "Gein insane, psychiatrist tells court." Capital Times, January 6: 3.—. 1957. "Nearly wed gein, woman reveals." Capital Times, November 20: 1.—. 1957. "Plan to open at least two." Capital Times, November 23: 1.—. 1957. "Weeping Gein joins minister in prayer." Capital Times, November 22: 1.—. 1957. "'Won't believe' graves robbed ." Capital Times, November 19: 1.Daily Tribune. 1954. "Believe Bancroft tavernkeeper was slain." Daily Tribune, December 9: 1.—. 1944. "Rites today for the man who died in Roche-a-Cri fire." Daily Tribune, May 19: 1.Engel, Dave. 2005. "Whatever happened to Mary Hogan?" Daily Tribune, December 5: 6.La Crosse Tribune. 1957. "State pushes murder charges against ." La Crosse Tribune, November 22: 1.Portage Daily Register. 1957. "New rifle in shop used in slaying storekeeper." Portage Daily Register, November 19: 1.Schechter, Harold. 1998. Deviant: The Shocking True Story of Ed Gein, the Original Psycho. New York, NY: Gallery Books.Stevens Point Journal. 1958. "Ed Gein's real estate sold for under $4,000." Stevens Point Journal, March 31: 1.—. 1958. "Gein farmhouse leveled by early morning blaze." Stevens Point Journal, March 20: 1.—. 1958. "Open house at Gein farm draws crowds." Stevens Point Journal, March 24: 1.—. 1957. "Results of lie test announced." Stevens Point Journal, November 20: 1.—. 1954. "Woman's disappearance hints slaying at Pine Grove tavern." Stevens Point Journal, December 9: 1.United Press. 1957. "Hospital gets ready for Gein." Capital Times, November 23: 2.United Press International. 1968. "Ed Gein found guilty of 1957 murder in Plainfield." Capital Times, November 14: 2.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Delving into the horrifying actions of Ed Gein, the podcast explores mutilation, collecting body parts, and disturbing details. The ominous disappearances of Mary Hogan and a babysitter in Gein's area add to the unsettling atmosphere. Tragic encounters in the store and the shocking discovery of mutilated bodies and macabre items at Gein's farm reveal a chilling reality.

Explore the dark legacy of notorious figure Ed Gein, inspired Hollywood's horror films. Learn about Augusta's toxic influence on Ed, family turmoil, and mysterious deaths. Uncover disturbing relationship dynamics, lonely upbringing, and unsettling obsessions. Dive into twisted narratives, dark fantasies, and unsolved disappearances, teasing darker revelations in part two.

Marie Robards confesses to poisoning her father with chemicals from the high school lab. The community is divided over her intentions. Was she a confused teenager or a calculating killer? The case unfolds with shocking revelations and a tragic outcome.

The podcast explores the tragic fire at the Happy Land Social Club, detailing the lack of safety measures, the arsonist's malicious confession, and the impact on immigrant communities. It delves into Julio's twisted rationale and lack of remorse, highlighting the chaos, heroism, and devastating outcomes of the fire.

Listener Tales 84 brings ghostly visitors during intimate moments, encounters near abandoned asylums, portals to Marrakesh, UFO sightings on beaches, and weird experiences with cars in ditches.

The podcast explores the chilling details of the Lipstick Killer case, highlighting police errors and public scrutiny. It delves into the confessions of Richard Thomas and the monstrous acts he admitted to, sparking shock and outrage. The narrative uncovers the interconnectedness of the crimes, revealing manipulation tactics, media fabrication, and legal injustices. The intense investigation, coercion of false confessions, and flawed legal proceedings add layers of complexity to this gripping true crime story.