Tonight’s story takes us to the countryside of France where unspeakable things were said to have taken place at a quaint roadside inn.
This is the story of the Red Inn Affair

This is a bonus content episode available exclusively for our Housekeeper and Butler tier Patrons. To accompany episode 39 about Victorian Bonnie & Clyde: Lavinia and John Fisher, I am going to tell you about further lore and the hauntings associated with the story of Lavinia Fisher.

Tonight’s story is a classic arsenic poisoning case… or was it? I think the answer is very clear, but you’ll have to let me know what you decide. This is the story of Eliza Fenning.

In the 19th century, germ theory had started to take root. Government officials were starting to figure out why disease spread, but what to do about it was still not fully baked. That is how in 1906, Mary Mallon was forced to quarantine as a well woman for cumulative 26 years. This is the story of Typhoid Mary.

I am excited to share tonight’s story with you because while well known locally where I live, it is not widely known. Also, it combines two of my favorite things to talk about which are: true crime and hauntings. And if ever a murder victim had reason to haunt somewhere, this is it. This is the story of Tillie Smith.