Twelve Past Three

Madelyn discusses the horrific torture and death of Sylvia Likens. Sylvia's death became known as the worst crime ever in Indianapolis. Bill talks about the curses surrounding stolen artifacts from Pompeii, sitting in the Thomas Busby chair, and what happens when you disrespect Robert the Doll. 

Madelyn discusses the strange disappearance and deaths of the Jamison Family and Bill talks about the bizarre death of Christopher Case.

Bill and Madelyn discuss different theories of reincarnation and a few cases from the research of Dr. Ian Stevenson and Dr. Jim Tucker at the University of Virginia, where Dr. Stevenson founded the Division of Perceptual Studies over a half century ago. Plus, a few signs you may have lived a past life.

Bill and Madelyn talk about different types of superstitions, the history behind how some became common superstitions and discuss whether or not they believe in it themselves. 

Madelyn talks about the horrible murders that the chessboard killer committed in Russia. Bill discusses a few incidents involving spontaneous human combustion.  

Madelyn goes through the timeline of the gruesome Torso Murders that occurred in Cleveland. Bill talks about the tragic events that happened at the Alamo and the ghosts that still haunt the location.

Madelyn talks about the first kidnapping for ransom in the United States to make national headlines and Bill discusses the controversy around the Philadelphia Experiment.

Madelyn talks about Charles Albright, aka The Eyeball Killer, aka The Dallas Ripper, aka The Dallas Slasher, and Bill discusses The Mothman and Doppelgängers.

In the beginning of the episode, Bill decided to switch things up and talk about a horrific murder... of a tree. Madelyn talks about the dark murder of Robin Burton Jr. and the background of his killer, Kyle Morgan, that may have led up to his gruesome death. Bill talks about Cry Baby bridges, the Dog Face bridge, the Donkey Lady bridge, the bridge the Devil built and the sad story of the Ashtabula train disaster.  

Madelyn discusses the strange disappearances of the Bennington Triangle in Vermont and Bill talks about the 1961 alien abduction of Betty and Barney Hill.