What happens when Cub Scouts take a camping trip inside a former asylum for children?
On today’s show we hear the horrible ghost story that one former Cub Scout lived to tell, and then re-experienced with his own son as a scout leader.
On today’s show we hear the horrible ghost story that one former Cub Scout lived to tell, and then re-experienced with his own son as a scout leader.
What if the ghost in your house wasn’t scary, but part of the family? From icy touches and phantom footsteps to doors unlocking themselves and unseen tinkering in the attic, the spirits here seem content to Read more…
When Liz and her family stayed at the Harbour Master’s Cottage in Stanley, Tasmania, they expected a quaint B&B experience—what they got was a night they’ll never forget. From eerie lights over the sea to Read more…
When Sue and her young family finally moved into their first home, they were excited to start fresh—until her three-year-old son began mentioning his new “friend.” At first, Sue thought it was an innocent imaginary Read more…
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fishmermaidman · July 22, 2014 at 6:43 am
No kind of brain surgery designed to treat mental illness (psychosurgery) was even attempted for decades after that place served as a mental asylum, lobotomies weren’t invented until the 1930s, and “ice pick” lobotomies– the kind that go through the eye– didn’t exist before the 1940s. Just sayin’.