We are heading to Bergen, Norway this week to cover the very intriguing unsolved case of the Isdal Woman. In 1970, an unidentified woman was found dead in Norway and the circumstances around her death have remained a mystery to this day. Holly will be sharing the details and facts that emerged in the investigation in Part I of this episode. Be sure to come back for Part II where we'll get into some theories and additional clues that have been uncovered since the 1970s.

Spring has sprung in Seattle, and the recent seasonal change has us curious about International Spring Equinox traditions. Macabrecast episodes often feature the spookier traditions of Autumn, but it's time Spring had its moment! Humanity has a habit of making traditions, forgetting about their original meaning, and co-opting them. As per the usual, buckle up for three lesser-known Springtime traditions--with some sinister twists!

On a snowy evening in 1919, after closing a 1.5 million dollar deal, Ambrose Small disappeared into the night never to be seen again. Holly will tell us all the details about Ambrose’s business dealings and underhanded personal dealing that led up to his disappearance. Even with details about Ambrose’s last day, the scrutiny of the public eye, monetary rewards, and many theories, Ambrose's disappearance remains a mystery to this day.

Brooke brings us back to a topic that helped with the creation of this podcast: Edgar Allan Poe! Many folks may know Poe for his macabre short stories and poems, but what folks may not know is that his death was equally mysterious and haunts scholars to this day. We will be doing a deep-dive into his life, his death, and the many theories and stories surrounding his last days.

We’re taking another trip into the mythical and fantastical this week! Holly will be telling us all about the stories around the mysterious Will-o’-the-wisp. These fascinating little creatures make their home around Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and England leading unsuspecting travelers astray. We’ll also be dipping our toes in the bog and learning a bit about the science that could be behind Will-o’-the-wisps.