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Case File: Investigation of the White Flash Station
Built in the 1930s, the White Flash has worn many hats—rural gas station, private residence, steakhouse, bar. The property has seen its share of history, mystery, and tragedy.

Bee Williams
Jul 94 min read


The Missing 411 in the Appalachians: Where People Vanish Without a Trace
The Appalachian Mountains stretch over 2,000 miles from Alabama to Canada, winding through dense forests, rugged peaks, and some of the oldest terrain in North America. But they also hold darker mysteries—specifically, a pattern of unexplained disappearances that has come to be known as the Missing 411 phenomenon.

Bee Williams
Jul 24 min read


The Gray Man of Pawleys Island: Ghost, Guardian, or Storm Warning?
Along the quiet coast of South Carolina, where Spanish moss drapes from old oaks and sea breezes carry the scent of salt and sand, a ghost is said to walk.They call him the Gray Man of Pawleys Island, and locals know that when he shows up, trouble isn’t far behind.

Bee Williams
Jun 234 min read


The Forgotten Witch Trials of South Carolina
When we think of witch trials in America, the infamous Salem witch trials of 1692 often come to mind. However, lesser-known episodes of witch hysteria also unfolded in other corners of the early United States, including the rural heart of South Carolina.

Bee Williams
Jun 164 min read


Into the White: The Yeti’s Haunting Place in Dark Folklore
High in the deathly quiet of the Himalayas, where the air thins and the snow never melts, something watches. Something ancient.

Bee Williams
May 214 min read


Liminal Spaces: The Forgotten Thresholds of Ancient Lore
Throughout history, humanity has been fascinated by spaces that exist on the boundaries—places neither fully here nor there, where the lines between reality and the unknown blur.

Bee Williams
May 123 min read


Undead Appalachia: West Virginia’s Vampires
During the 1800s, vampire panics gripped communities. West Virginia, too, has its own lesser-known tales of vampires.

Bee Williams
Apr 73 min read


The Appalachian Sin Eaters: Death, Tradition, and the Weight of a Soul
In the shadowy corners of Appalachian folklore lies a practice that sounds like it was pulled from a horror movie script—but it’s very real.

Bee Williams
Mar 314 min read


The Devil’s Courthouse: A Mountain of Shadows and Ancient Whispers
Deep in the North Carolina Blue Ridge Mountains lies the Devil's Courthouse. It’s not subtle. It warns you.

Bee Williams
Mar 264 min read


Mourning Jewelry and Hair Art in the Victorian Era: Memory Made Tangible
Mourning rituals were rigidly structured. One of the most intriguing and personal expressions of grief came in the form of mourning jewelry.

Bee Williams
Mar 244 min read


The Appalachian Whistler: A Warning in the Woods
The Appalachian Mountains are home to a deep and unsettling folklore, whispered from generation to generation.

Bee Williams
Mar 124 min read


Cursed Objects and Their Fatal Histories
Throughout history, certain objects have been feared, whispered about in the dead of night, and even locked away.

Bee Williams
Mar 64 min read


Case Files: Boxwood House: Where History and Hauntings Collide
The SoulTrackers Team Hades embarked on an in-depth investigation at Boxwood, a 232-year-old property dating back to the 1790s.

Jonathan Williams
Feb 273 min read


The Black Vampyre: A Forgotten Gothic Masterpiece
Hidden in the shadows of literary history is Uriah Derick D’Arcy’s The Black Vampyre: A Legend of St. Domingo.

Bee Williams
Feb 254 min read


Edgar Allan Poe: The Master of Macabre and Mystery
Few writers have left an imprint on literature as haunting and indelible as Edgar Allan Poe.

Bee Williams
Feb 194 min read


The Christmas Vampire
Ah! Christmas time! Parties, decorations, presents, and Santa! But there is one aspect that has been forgotten. Vampires!

Bee Williams
Nov 27, 20243 min read


Ghost on the Green: Dover's Haunted History Revealed
“The Green” in Dover DE is considered the oldest state park in the US.Many residents have reported seeing the apparition of a colonial judge

Bee Williams
Nov 8, 20243 min read


The Haunting of Bowers Beach Delaware
Ghostly figures roaming the shore, phantom ships appearing in the fog, and disembodied voices carried on the wind.

Bee Williams
Oct 24, 20243 min read


Baba Yaga: Russia's Fascinating Dark Folklore Figure
In the shadowy depths of Russia’s vast forests, there lives a being of immense power and mystery—Baba Yaga.

Bee Williams
Sep 3, 20244 min read


My Haunted Life: The Haunting Of My Granny
Granny was always drawn towards the unusual and mysterious as a young girl.

Bee Williams
Aug 28, 20245 min read
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