This week, we’re talking about the disappearance of Theresa Bier a 16 year old girl whose story became tangled in Bigfoot lore, wilderness rumors, and disturbing questions that remain unanswered decades later.What started as a strange story about Sasquatch sightings in the California wilderness slowly became something much darker, involving older men, shifting stories, and the possibility that the real danger in the woods was never paranormal at all.

This week, we’re covering the murder of Natalie McNally, a 32 year old woman from Northern Ireland who was 15 weeks pregnant when she was killed in her home.Investigators eventually focused on boyfriend Stephen McCullagh, a streamer whose carefully planned digital alibi quickly started falling apart.From online activity to deception and disturbing levels of premeditation, this case became a chilling example of how modern technology can be used to create the illusion of innocence.

This week, we’re talking about Casey Kasem the legendary voice behind American Top 40 and one of the most recognizable figures in radio history.But his final years became the center of a deeply controversial and very public family dispute involving his wife, his children, legal battles, and serious questions about care, control, and what was really happening behind the scenes.What should have been a private goodbye turned into a complicated and emotional conflict that drew national attention and left many people divided.

In 2009, the Jamison family vanished in rural Oklahoma after what was supposed to be a normal trip to look at land for a fresh start. Days later, their truck was discovered abandoned in a remote area with thousands of dollars still inside, their belongings untouched, and the family dog left behind.What followed became one of Oklahoma’s most unsettling mysteries, surrounded by theories involving foul play, paranoia, cult rumors, and unanswered questions that still remain today.

A disturbing true crime case from Germany involving Armin Meiwes and one of the most infamous early internet encounters of the 90s–early 2000s.What begins on an online forum known as the Cannibal Café quickly turns into a case that shocked the world and raised unsettling questions about consent, morality, and the darkest corners of internet culture.

It starts like a ghost story.

A family hears footsteps, finds strange messages, and realizes something is very wrong inside their home… like they’re not alone.

But this isn’t paranormal.

This week, we break down the chilling true crime case of Daniel LaPlante, also known as the “man in the walls.” What begins as eerie and unexplained quickly turns into something far more disturbing, ending in a brutal and tragic crime.

We tell this story the way it unfolds: slow, creepy, and completely unbelievable… until it’s not. And yes, we cope the only way we know how, which is how he earned the nickname: the hatch-wielding mayo man.

We’re diving into the disappearance of Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon in Panam, a case that’s been debated for years, but still doesn’t feel fully explained. Instead of just telling the story, we walk through the evidence step-by-step… from the moment they went missing, to the discovery of their phones, the strange call activity, and the photos that raised more questions than answers. We break down what we know, what doesn’t quite make sense, and why this case continues to stick with people. If you want to follow along with the evidence as we talk through it, we’ve included links in the show notes, and you can also find a visual breakdown on our Instagram. Listen now: Kris Kremers & Lisanne Froon: The Chilling Evidence They Left Behind. Photos can be found at

This week’s Weird Wednesday gets… a little out there We’re diving into the famous Ariel School UFO sighting in Zimbabwe, where over 60 schoolchildren reported seeing something they definitely couldn’t explain. Aliens? Mass hysteria? Something else entirely?But before we get into that… we take a quick detour into a lesser-known (and slightly unhinged) theory surrounding JonBenét Ramsey that had us questioning everything for a minute It’s weird. It’s chaotic. And honestly… we’re not saying we believe any of it… but we’re also not not saying that