Drinking The Cool Aid
Tune in as we talk bout serial killers, paranormal, unsolved mysteries, basically all things creepy and er….cats! So grab a drink (or don't) and come on an adventure with us!
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June and Jennifer Gibbons were twins that shared a very unique bond. They both refused to speak to other people, including their family. The girls desperately wanted to be individuals and be separated, but they couldn't seem to live without each other. They tried to vocalize their feelings for many years, but they knew that one twin had to die for the other to live.
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Two sisters, Lea and Christine Papin were live-in maids for the Lancelin family.? They had worked for the family for many years, but one day, things went terribly wrong.? Lea and Christine brutally murdered two women, Leonie Lancelin and her daughter, Genevieve. ?
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Pee Wee Gaskins began burglarizing homes and getting into trouble when he was very young, so he was sent to reform school. Over the years, his crimes kept escalating and he started torturing and murdering people. He got away with the murders for a long time and didn't stop when he was sent to prison. He ended up using a homemade bomb to blow up an inmate on death row.
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Pee Wee Gaskins began burglarizing homes and getting into trouble when he was very young, so he was sent to reform school. Over the years, his crimes kept escalating and he started torturing and murdering people. He got away with the murders for a long time and didn't stop when he was sent to prison. He ended up using a homemade bomb to blow up an inmate on death row.
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Tom Randolph called 911 to report that his wife had been murdered by an intruder. When police began looking into this, they realized that Tom had been married 6 times and 4 of his wives were dead.
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Kedarie Johnson was a gender fluid teen with a BIG personality. He was murdered on the night of March 2nd, 2016. Even though this looks and feels like a hate crime, Iowa doesn't cover gender fluidity as a hate crime.
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Rey Rivera moved to Baltimore with his wife to work for Stansberry & Associates. On May 16th, 2006, Rey took a call and left the house in a hurry. His body was discovered in the Belvedere hotel and some people believe that he jumped off the roof, but the scene looks very staged. This case is currently unsolved.
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Nathaniel Bar-Jonah showed signs of abnormal behavior at a very young age. He assaulted many children over the years and is suspected of murder as well. Friends say that Nathaniel served them strange tasting meat at parties and it's believed that he may have served human meat.
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This story starts with a question, but ends with more. What happened in room 2805? On May 31st, 1995, a woman who went by the name Jennifer Fairgate checked into Room 2805 of the Oslo Plaza Hotel in Norway. She was discovered dead in the hotel room and police initially believed this was a suicide, but eventually realized something strange was going on. Was Jennifer an assassin? Could Intelligence Services be involved? Were peo...
Skinwalker ranch is recognized as the most scientifically studied paranormal hotspot on the planet. There has been UFO sightings, poltergeist activity, cattle mutilations, odd injuries, transient radiation spikes, crop circles in triangular patterns, and other strange phenomena.
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On December 17th, 2013, Heather Elvis landed a new job in cosmetology and she was going on a date with a new guy. Two days later, her car abandoned car was discovered. When police looked through Heather's phone records, they saw that a mysterious number called her before the disappearance. The phone number lead to a payphone at a gas station and the caller was Heather's ex-boyfriend, Sydney Moorer. The two had been dati...
John and Florence Pollock had two daughters, Joanna, and Jacqueline. The girls were hit by a car and killed when they were very young, but their father always believed they would be reincarnated. Florence did get pregnant again and had twin girls named Gillian and Jennifer. The family noticed that the twins had the same birthmarks as their older sisters and began acting just like them. Is it possible that the girls were reincar...
The Sallie House is located in Kansas and is known for extreme paranormal activity.? There have been reports of fires, strange noises, cold spots, ghosts, scratches, and so much more.? Allegedly, there is a little girl named Sallie and several other spirits that are haunting this home.
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Lyda Southard was known as Flypaper Lyda, Lady Bluebeard, and the black widow. She married several men and they all kept mysteriously dying. It was eventually discovered that some of the bodies contained traces of arsenic poisoning and Lyda was the beneficiary on all of the life insurance policies. She was eventually convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to ten years, but she got a guard to help her escape. Luckily, ...
The Bennington Triangle has had several disappearances and oddities over the years. Native American legends say the land is cursed because all four winds met one spot in an eternal struggle. They also have legends about a man-eating stone. The Glastenbury Mountain is said to have trails that stop part way up and a deafening silence. There are several theories about the disappearances such as: a serial killer, alien abductions, ...
April Kauffman was a popular, vivacious, and provocative talk show host who advocated for veterans. On May 10th, 2012, she was discovered shot dead in her bedroom. April's daughter, Kim Pack, felt that her step-father was involved in her mother's murder. April's husband, Jim Kauffman was a doctor and he had been writing fraudulent opioid prescriptions for the Pagans motorcycle club and they were selling the pills. ...
Benny Binion was an American gambling icon, career criminal, and convicted murderer who established illegal gambling operations. He moved his operations to Las Vegas and opened Binion's Horseshoe Casino. When he opened his casino, he saw immediate success and this upset everyone in the gambling scene. Benny eventually lost his gambling license and his sons had to step up and help run the casino. A man named Marvin Shumate s...
Jane Prichard was conducting research on a summer vine for college. She travelled to Blackbird State Forest for two summers to watch and track the progress of the plant. On September 19th, 1986, Jane drove to a friend's place and headed to the forest early the next morning. Jane's body was discovered in the forest, but the murder remains unsolved.
In 1986, a man named John Morris left several of his possessions with his f...
On September 8th, 1987, Minnie Winston found bloodstains all over her home. The blood didn't belong to her or her husband and they called the police. During the investigation, police couldn't find the source of the blood and assumed it was an elaborate hoax. There are many theories about the bleeding house and some people believe there's paranormal activity.
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Lisa Au had dinner with her boyfriend on January 20th, 1982 and never made it home that night. The next day, her car was discovered, and 10 days later, her body was found too. This case sent fear and shock waves through the community. Not just because Lisa had been murdered, but because a policeman was the suspected killer. This case is still unsolved. If you have any new information regarding the Lisa Au murder case, please c...
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