Apprehensive they went, clasping each other tightly, into the night. It was so, so quiet outside of the footsteps of their papa, clomping along hurriedly, unsteadily ahead. The unnatural still of the night seeped into all three children’s blood, making them shiver as the moon poured silver upon them. They didn’t need to go out…
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Almost everything is haunted on this week’s Campfire. A haunted house, a haunted church, a haunted recliner and more!
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Will the existence of alien life forms be confirmed in our lifetime? Christopher Plain says yes! He tells us why on this edition of The Paranormal Podcast. Chris is the Head Science Writer at The Debrief. You can find his work and more at TheDebrief.org Thanks Chris!
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A strange pendulum, a narrow escape from death and a 200 year old haunted house are just some of our stories this week on Campfire!
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Lauren Robertson joins us to talk about modern mediumship and life as a psychic medium! You can find her book at Amazon: The Medium in Manolos: A Life-Affirming Guide to Modern Mediumship You can find Lauren’s website here: laurenrobertson.co.uk The Art and Science of Mediumship is at: mediumship.substack.com Thanks Lauren! This post contains Amazon affiliate links that…
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Part two of our program on The Sheppard Murder case which spawned the American “Trial of The Century” before OJ. A physician is suspected of murdering his wife in a quiet, affluent 1950s Midwestern bedroom community. Did Sam Sheppard kill Marilyn Sheppard? That is the topic of this week’s edition of Unpleasant Dreams. Cassandra Harold…
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Perhaps the most thorough and well-balanced of the Sheppard trials was the one held long, long after Marilyn Reese Sheppard’s death. In the first installment of this article, we discussed the first trial of her husband and accused killer, Sam, some of the questionable decisions made by the trial judge, and the media circus that…
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The Sheppard Murder case spawned the American “Trial of The Century” before OJ. A physician is suspected of murdering his wife in a quiet, affluent 1950s Midwestern bedroom community. Did Sam Sheppard kill Marilyn Sheppard? That is the topic of this week’s edition of Unpleasant Dreams. Cassandra Harold is your host. EM Hilker is our…
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As Samuel Holmes Sheppard, D.O., would later tell the story, he had dozed off on a daybed in his living room, wrapped in his corduroy jacket against the night’s chill, on July 3, 1954. He had had a very difficult day at work, but it had ended well enough with a casual dinner and drinks…
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