Strange History & Urban Exploration

The Crystal Skull

The Mitchell-Hedges Crystal Skull claims to come from mysterious and supernatural origins. However, there is overwhelming evidence to support that it's nothing more than an elaborate hoax.

Urban ExplorationJason HortonNovember 20, 2019crystal skulls, hoaxComment

Haunted Hollywood Roosevelt Hotels Ghostly Past

The Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood is both very iconic...and very haunted. We explore the hotel with psychic medium Linda Spellman to gain a little more insight on the hotel's ghostly inhabitants.

HauntedJason HortonOctober 30, 2019haunted los angeles, haunted, roosevelt hotel, haunted hotelComment

The Man Who Killed Halloween

In Deer Park, TX, on December 31st, 1974, Ronald "Candyman" O'Bryan poisoned his son by way of Halloween candy.

Jason HortonOctober 18, 2019true crime, true crime podcast, halloweenComment

Legend of Bunny Man Bridge

There are many versions of this urban legend out of Fairfax County, VA involving a man in a bunny costume attacking people with an axe. There are those who took a trip to the infamous bridge that claim the legend is quite real...

HauntedJason HortonOctober 9, 2019urban legend, true crime, donnie darko, bunny man bridgeComment

FBI Investigation of Bigfoot

In 1976, the FBI investigated Bigfoot. 40 years later the files were declassified.

North AmericaJason HortonSeptember 14, 2019bigfoot, FBI, urban legendComment

Lost Apollo 11 Moon Landing Tapes

The 1969 Moon landing of Apollo 11 was an historic event. NASA "lost" the original tapes of the landing, adding fuel to the fire of conspiracy theorists and their claim that the Moon landing was a hoax.

North AmericaJason HortonSeptember 6, 2019moon landing, conspiracy theory, space travelComment

Qantas Bomb Hoax of 1971

In 1971, Australia's Qantas Airlines was part of an elaborate extortion attempt that turned out to be hoax.

true crimeJason HortonSeptember 5, 2019qantas bomb hoax, true crimeComment

Circleville Letters Unsolved Mystery

In 1976 a series of letters began circulating through the sleepy town of Circieville, OH. Who wrote them and why is still a mystery.

true crime, North AmericaJason HortonAugust 28, 2019circleville letters, unsolved mystery, true crimeComment

Disneyland's Opening Day: Black Sunday

Disneyland’s opening day in 1955 is called Black Sunday for a reason.

North AmericaJason HortonAugust 14, 2019disneyland, disneyland opening day, black sundayComment

Legends Resort: The Death of David Haulmark

The Legends Resort in Vernon, NJ has a history. It's story begins as the Playboy Hotel, then a slow decline over the years leads to the alleged murder of David Haulmark.

North America, true crimeJason HortonAugust 7, 2019true crime, true crime podcast, abandonedComment