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After a quiet Halloween gathering on a 100-acre rural property, Sunday morning brought a terrifying discovery that left police stunned and a small town devastated. When sixteen-year-old Devon Griffin walked back into his house on State Road 2, he expected a quiet afternoon playing video games. Instead, he stepped into the aftermath of a ruthless crime that no one could ever...


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At 5:38 p.m. on Saturday, February 2, 2008, a message arrived on a BlackBerry belonging to a young real estate agent in British Columbia. It was from her boyfriend. He wanted her to know he was on his way.

The message went unread.

Three minutes later, at approximately 5:41, her phone placed an outgoing call. Police would later believe the call had been made acci...


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In this special October crossover episode, our good friend Brandon from ⁠Southern Gothic ⁠joins us from the Manchac Swamp to separate swamp legends from real history. In September 1915, a violent hurricane hit Southeast Lo...


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New Bedford, Massachusetts, is famous for its busy fishing ports and rich history. But in the late 1980s, a massive wave of heroin and crack cocaine hit the city. With very little help available for drug addiction, many people found themselves trapped. Unfortunately, this made them easy targets for a dangerous killer.

Between May 1988 and April 1989, several women, mos...


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The cellphone was lying near Rachael Koloroutis. At 3:12 that afternoon, she had tried to call 911. But help never reached her in time.

It was the afternoon of July 18, 2003, and four young people in a comfortable suburban home near Houston were caught completely off guard. The television was still playing. Tiffany Rowell and Adelbert Sanchez were seated on the sofa a...


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