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In January 1919, an unseasonably warm day had locals in Boston spending time outdoors. What they didn't know was the large molasses tank located in the north end of the city was reaching a breaking point and soon would explode, causing 2.3 million liters of the sticky substance to wreak havoc on the city. How could something like this happen, and how could molasses be so deadly?
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Today we dive into the mysterious world of the Octopus. From anatomy, to species, to alien theories - Chantel covers it all in this episode. Come join along on the ride!
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Tucked behind tall trees, surrounded by waterways, in the middle of Mexico City sits one of the most haunted islands in North America. Known as The Island of the Dolls, this place has a questionable past but an undeniable feeling of darkness with that unsettling feeling that someone is always watching. Which, they are - thousands of dolls inhabit the island. Are the stories true? Is this place more fiction than fact? Let’s dive in…..
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Happy Halloween Everyone! This week we learn about a legendary, malevolent spirit that is said to haunt people by the water's edge with her hallowing wail. She is well known in the Hispanic community and often used by parents to ensure their children don't stay out too late at night. Many say they've heard her, but if you do, it may mean you're about to be her next victim. This is the tale of La Llorona...
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You’ve heard of a haunted house, hospital, maybe even an old school… but what about a haunted dive site? Continuing our spooky month theme, meet us at the creepiest underwater haunted locations you’ve never heard of. From underwater screams to phantom touches - this episode has everything to give you a ghostly chill down your spine.
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Today’s story takes us out west, to British Columbia, Canada. On Vancouver Island, there is a small community called Whiskey Creek on the east side of the island. It has a surf shop, many campsites, outdoor supply stores, and until recently, a burger place called Bigfoot Burgers. It has a bit of an outdoorsy-hippie vibe. There are also lots of unofficial trailer parks and people who are living rough - essentially living off grid in trailers at make-shift camps. These folks struggle with drug addiction, alcohol abuse and homelessness.
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In July 1915, thousands of Hawthorne Factory workers gathered at the Chicago River to embark on the annual company picnic. What was supposed to be one of the happiest days of the year; turned to tragedy in a matter of seconds. This week Lindsay tells us exactly what happened that fateful day, the numerous errors that contributed to this disaster, and some paranormal stories.
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Dive deep with us as Chantel takes us for a dip into the ominous Jacuzzi of Death. Here you will find perfectly pickled creatures trapped in toxic waters and thriving ecosystems just beyond the deadly rims. These bizarre underwater lakes offer a fascinating glimpse into one of Earth's most extreme environments.
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In this episode, you'll hear facts about the humble lobster and a case where lobsters are the motive for murder. The Cape Breton “Murder for Lobster” case tore apart a small fishing village and rocked the community. The murder of Phillip Boudreau divided the residence of Petit-de-Grat and begged the question, “Is this what can happen when small-town people are pushed to their limits?”
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During the era of Prohibition, alcohol was illegal, but the demand was high. Many were not interested in giving up their favourite drink, and rum runners were there to help. While this business could be very lucrative, with big rewards come big risks. Tune in as Lindsay takes us on a wild ride through prohibition, focusing on three prolific rum runners of this time!
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In this spooky episode, we dive into the haunting legend of the Headless Nun of French Fort Cove and the ghostly Fire Ship of the Bay of Chaleur. Join us as Chantel helps us to explore these chilling tales that will leave your questioning what might be lurking in the shadows.
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Over the last 14 years remains of missing and murdered women have been discovered all along Ocean Parkway in Long Island, New York. The Media coined the names ‘Gilgo Beach Killer’, and ‘LISK’ or ‘Long Island Serial Killer’ not knowing that these murders, and more, were the work of one sick, twisted, unassuming man living nearby. Today we’ll attempt to unpack the timeline of the earliest murder victims, the discovery of remains, and the eventual capture of one of the most prolific serial killers on the East Coast.
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A horrific nightmare and one unbelievable survival. In Liverpool, England, 1856, Captain Alexander Kelley manned a sailship bound for New York with over 100 passengers, mostly Irish immigrants searching for a better life in North America. Passenger, Thomas W. Nye, is among them and what he shares of his harrowing tale is not for the faint of heart. This is the story of the John Rutledge.
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Lake Baikal contains an astonishing 23% of the world's freshwater! It is the oldest lake on earth and has a biodiverse ecosystem in and around the lake. But did you know it also has a spooky history? Learn all about it this week as Chantel takes us through its journey, you'll never know what creatures we will meet along the way.
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A large ship is found sailing the seas without a life on board. With no obvious signs of what happened, the mystery of The Mary Celeste lives on in popular culture as a ghost story. Listen in as we tell the true tale of this ghost ship, and perhaps you’ll find that fact is more terrifying than fiction.
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In 1795, a young boy was lured toward Oak Island, Nova Scotia after seeing a mysterious green light. He discovers a circular depression in the ground and asks his friends to help him dig. What they find leads to over two centuries of treasure hunting that is still going on to this day. Are these efforts worthwhile? Has the mystery been solved? What was found? Join us this week as we learn about this cryptic island!
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Everyone has a favourite shark and most people can only name a few. Chantel does a deep dive (pun intended) on all things sharks from their beginning millions of years ago, to their birth cycles, and some of the lesser-known (but equally cool) species. This episode is sharks on sharks on sharks. Happy swimming!
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Sharks have captured people’s interests, and deep fears, for thousands of years and none were as large, powerful or impressive as the largest ever known shark species: The Megalodon. Listen in as Meg tells you all about her namesake, The Megalodon, a shark that existed 23 - 3.6 million years ago. We’re kidding that Meghan named after the shark, but wouldn’t that be cool?
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In 1935, a tiger shark was captured off Coogee Beach in Sydney, Australia, and displayed in an aquarium. Days later, a shocking turn of events occurs when the shark vomits what appears to be a severed human arm, launching a full-scale investigation into who could be the real killer.
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On August 10, 2000, one of the worst Submarine disasters took place. 118 men were trapped at the bottom of the Barents Sea, but no one was looking for them. Join us this week as Chantel takes us through the events of this tragedy.
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