"Is the Jim Thorpe Jail Truly Haunted? Chilling Tales & Evidence" 🔴 Episode 20: The Haunting of Jim Thorpe’s Old Jail Museum & More! In this chilling episode, we explore the haunted history of Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, focusing on the infamous Old Jail Museum—where the suspected Molly Maguires met their fate. We dive deep into the eerie legend of Cell #17, home to the mysterious handprint that refuses to fade, even after being chiseled away in the 1920s and 1930s! But that’s not all—Christy and our friend Jill also uncover ghostly tales of “The Y on Broadway”, a place steeped in paranormal lore. Plus, we sample and review the pizza at the Y—because what’s a ghost hunt without some good food? 🍕👻 Do you believe in ghosts? Watch until the end and decide for yourself! 🔗 Explore These Haunted Locations: 👉 The Old Jail Museum: https://www.theoldjailmuseum.com 👉 The Y on Broadway: https://theyonbroadway.com 👉 Harry Packer Mansion: https://www.hpmansion.com 📚 Must-Read Books on Jim Thorpe’s Haunted Past: 👻 Haunted Jim Thorpe – Charles J Adams III: Goodreads Link 👻 Ghosts of the Molly Maguires? – Betty Lou McBride & Kathleen McBride Sisack: Buy Here 💬

Episode 19: In New Haven, Connecticut, Slice of the Paranormal combines a ghost hunt with a pizza pilgrimage on today's episode. We decided to check out the Skull and Bones Tomb at Yale University. According to the established lore …..people that run the world hail from this secret society. We discuss the groups connection to Hitler, the CIA, and the Manhattan Project. And of course we discuss the reputed ghost stories of the site and sample some New Haven Style Apizza!

Episode 18: This week we explore the many haunted tales of the Eck! Hawk Mountain today is known as a wild bird sanctuary being located on a migratory route. But its history stretches back to the Native Americans, and once had a medicine wheel on the mountain. Its history includes massacres, bootlegging, murders, and mysterious deaths. You can even drive past the Schambacher Tavern, which is rumored to have been the last stop of travelers ever being seen and said to serve odd tasting German Sausage. To explore more of this site, we highly recommend “Ghost of Berks County”, vol. 1, Charles Adams III https://a.co/d/eVXCREF