Haunts

Haunts of South Park City

Let's head on down to South Park and have ourselves a time...
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Small-town America has long been the backbone of the nation, but what happens when these once-thriving communities fade into history? In this episode, we explore the ghost towns that now sit in the shadows of the Colorado Rockies—towns that once played a crucial role in shaping the country but now serve as eerie remnants of the past.
Join Courtney as she takes you to South Park City, a living history museum made up of 35 authentic buildings and over 60,000 artifacts that preserve the legacy of Colorado’s gold rush era. But history isn’t the only thing lingering in these old mining towns—ghostly apparitions, phantom footsteps, and chilling encounters have made South Park a true haunt in every sense of the word.
From the spectral presence in the Hand Hotel’s Room #5 to the restless spirit of brewery owner Leonhard Summer, and the mysterious phantom stagecoach of Kenosha Pass, this episode uncovers the haunted history of Fairplay, Colorado. Are these towns simply relics of the past, or do their spirits still walk among us?

The Hoia-Baciu Forest

Is this the most haunted place in the world? 
Check out the evidence below--
Inside 'world's creepiest forest' where UFOs are seen & people disappear among gnarled trees as scientists left baffled | The Sun
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/travel/the-most-haunted-forest-in-the-world-and-how-to-get-there/3QCV3AGQSNTR2LUWZNARR5YFMM/
Inside the Hoia Baciu forest, one of the most haunted place of the world. – RANDOM Times •
Zoomed in version of the face from Hoia-Baciu forest : r/chillsnarrator
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They say Romania’s Hoia-Baciu Forest is the most haunted place on Earth—a bold claim, but one that has captivated paranormal investigators for decades. Known as the “Bermuda Triangle of Transylvania,” this 700-acre woodland is infamous for its chilling disappearances, ghostly apparitions, and even UFO sightings. Visitors often report sudden waves of nausea, vertigo, and the eerie sensation of being watched by phantom eyes glowing from the twisted trees.
But is Hoia-Baciu truly the most haunted location in the world? Or is it simply a legend, bolstered by eerie folklore and the enigmatic reputation of Transylvania? With haunting photos, alleged extraterrestrial encounters, and unsettling electromagnetic anomalies, the forest certainly makes a compelling case. Yet, the debate rages on, as skeptics dismiss the evidence as mere coincidence or trickery.
In this episode of Haunts, Courtney ventures into the heart of the Hoia-Baciu mystery—sorting through the chilling accounts, scrutinizing the so-called proof, and asking the question: does this forest deserve its sinister reputation, or is it just another ghost story lost in the woods?

The NoEnd House

Who, and to what end, would invent stories like this in the first place?
Credit to Brian Russell - NoEnd House | Creepypasta Wiki | Fandom
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What would the devil do to steal a soul? Would he craft a legend, make it go viral, or disguise it as harmless internet lore? Would he offer riches, tempt with glory, or deceive with a simple game?
In this chilling episode of Haunts, host Courtney unravels the unsettling story of Brian Russell, a college student drawn into the mysterious NoEnd House—a traveling haunted attraction promising a $500 prize to anyone who dares to complete all nine rooms. But when Brian steps inside, he quickly realizes that this is no ordinary haunted house. As the rooms twist reality and defy logic, his fear turns to terror, and escape seems impossible.
Is the NoEnd House just an urban legend, or is something far more sinister at play? And more importantly—would you risk your soul for the prize?
Tune in for a tale of deception, horror, and a game where the stakes are higher than they seem.

A Haunting in Georgia

You get used to seeing things after a while...
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As a kid, I was always drawn to the eerie and unexplained—choosing ghost stories over fairy tales, and hauntings over happily-ever-afters. But no ghost story captivated me quite like that of Heidi Wyrick. Unlike me, Heidi didn’t just watch spirits on a screen—she saw them in real life. Her story of ghostly friendships, unsettling visions, and a chilling connection to the past unfolded in my own backyard, in a small Georgia town not far from where I grew up.
Now, years later, I’m revisiting the haunting that first sparked my obsession. A little girl, an invisible friend, and a name that had been waiting in the town’s history all along.

The Haunting of Big Moose Lake

The evidence I’m about to present isn’t likely to capsize or spring a leak under the pressure of scrutiny. Still, the same could not be said for Chester Gillette in the case of murder against Grace Brown. 
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When researching the paranormal, many stories crumble under scrutiny—lacking names, dates, or even a concrete location. But every so often, a legend emerges that feels undeniably real. One with historical records, court documents, and eyewitness testimonies to back it up.
This episode takes us to the eerie waters of Big Moose Lake in the Adirondacks, where love, betrayal, and murder left an imprint so strong that some say it lingers to this day. In 1906, Grace Brown and Chester Gillette embarked on what should have been a romantic getaway. Instead, it ended in tragedy—with Grace’s lifeless body found floating in the lake and Chester spinning a tale that no one believed.
Convicted of first-degree murder, Chester met his fate in the electric chair. But did true justice prevail? Or does something—perhaps someone—still haunt the lake’s misty shores, seeking retribution?

Nantiinaq: Alaska's Killer Bigfoot

If stories like this send you running for the hills, maybe just make sure the fog has cleared before you go...
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Scattered across the United States, thousands of ghost towns stand as eerie remnants of the past—but some hold secrets darker than others. In this episode, we journey to the abandoned Alaskan settlement of Portlock, a town plagued by illness, fear, and something far more menacing. From mysterious epidemics to blood-curdling cries in the night, Portlock’s past is filled with chilling accounts of an unseen predator. Was it the natural forces of infrasound that drove its inhabitants away, or were they fleeing something much more terrifying—something lurking just beyond the treeline? Join us as we unravel the sinister legend of Portlock, where history and horror blur into one.

A Haunting on Lindley Street

There are some stories that seem to get more coverage than others...
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Music by Ashot-Danielyan-Composer from Pixabay
When it comes to paranormal legends, the title of “America’s Most Haunted House” is one that has been claimed time and time again. But what makes a haunting stand out from the rest? In this episode, we’re diving into the chilling case of the Lindley Street poltergeist—a haunting so intense that even emergency personnel were left baffled.
What started as a quiet evening in Bridgeport, Connecticut, quickly spiraled into a nightmare for the Goodin family. Flying knives, furniture moving on its own, and eerie voices from their pet cat were only the beginning. With the involvement of Ed and Lorraine Warren, a media frenzy, and thousands of onlookers gathering to witness the events firsthand, this case became one of the most well-documented hauntings in history.
Was the activity truly supernatural, or was there another explanation lurking beneath the surface? And why do some hauntings captivate the public more than others? Join us as we explore the terrifying—and controversial—story of Lindley Street.

On Location at Hotel St. Pierre

A very special two year anniversary episode!
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Music by Ashot-Danielyan-Composer from Pixabay
It's officially been two years since we launched this podcast, and never in a million years did I think the show would have me traveling to New Orleans of all places to record on location at the very haunted Hotel St. Pierre. And yet, here we are, on the two year anniversary of Haunts Podcast, releasing that very episode. I only have you to thank for getting the show to where it is today, and as a special thank you I have two very exciting announcements to make - 1) Haunts officially has its own discord server! 2) Starting March 1, Hauntscast will be on Patreon! 
Special thank you to my friend Jordyn for joining me this week! Make sure to follow her on Instagram (@glorybehatcompany) and check out her website.

Whistling in the Woods

Wind isn’t the only thing that might be whistling through the trees...
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Music by Ashot-Danielyan-Composer from Pixabay
In this episode of Haunts, we venture deep into the Appalachian wilderness, a region steeped in supernatural folklore and eerie haunts. Host Courtney unpacks the chilling mantra of Appalachia—"If you see something, if you hear something, no you didn’t"—and the unsettling stories behind it. From ghostly tunes that beckon through the night to real-life accounts of mysterious whistling that gets closer with every note, discover why ignoring these haunting sounds might just save your life.

Spirit Lake

It almost makes you wonder what in God's name is trapped at the bottom of Spirit Lake...
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They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover—but what about its name? In this episode of Haunts, we dive into the chilling legend behind Spirit Lake, Idaho—a town named after a haunting tale of love, loss, and the paranormal.
Discover the tragic story of Hya-Pam, "Fearless Running Water," and her forbidden romance with a brave warrior, whose love led to their untimely demise in the lake's waters. Uncover the eerie sightings of ghostly apparitions in a white canoe and shadowy figures leaping from a cliff.
Is this legend a timeless testament to love or simply a name born from folklore and fear? From Native American history to the lake's rare geological mystery, explore the elements that make Spirit Lake a hauntingly unforgettable place.
Tune in as we separate fact from fiction and decide if Spirit Lake truly lives up to its spectral name.