It's a lighthearted nightmare in here, weirdos! Morbid is a true crime, creepy history, and all things SPOOOOKY podcast hosted by an Autopsy Technician (Alaina Urquhart) and a hairstylist (Ash Kelley). Join us for a heavy dose of research with a dash of comedy thrown in for some flavor. New Episodes out Monday, Wednesday and Friday!
Wow, I’m surprised I was able to listen to that. Really wanted to break down and cry for that poor girl. I think y’all focusing more on the police fuck ups really helped me not to just start balling
Yes you can hear it I was busy doing something while listening to yall and clearly heard it cuz I was thinking to myself instantly after hearing it b4 you even get a chance to say anything about it "what the hell was that sound" I'm a very perceptive person and I'm a Lil in tune with paranormal things considering throughout my life I've experienced and seen multiple paranormal things and lived it but the fact that I noticed that and it literally made me stop what I was doing to think to myself what that was tells me there is definitely something paranormal about this story
Is this by far is one of my favorite listener tales! I hope to God Kayla writes a book! I would read it and spread the story around like wildfire! ❤❤ trust me.. if I ever get the pleasure of going into your dreamworld, I will water those plants!
Very excited to hear you mention the book by Robert Hume - he was my history teacher and his teaching on Jack the Ripper is what inspired my love of true crime!!
“I have a new creepy story for y’all when my mom was little she would go to anson and see the lights where you park your car and see lights go by but heres the real story behind those lights”. The Anson Ghost Lights are found by turning right at Alsupps toward the graveyard just outside of town. Turn right down a dirt road that travels along the cemetery. Then, at the crossroads, turn the car around so it faces the main road, turn off the engine, and flash the headlights three times. In a few minutes, the white light slowly begins to travel down the road toward you. It sometimes sways, dances, or changes size or color. The phenomenon only happens on clear nights in warm weather. Legend has it that the lights are a ghost of an 1800s woman who lived nearby with her three boys. She sent them out to chop wood, telling them to flash the lantern three times if they had any trouble. When she saw the three flashes, she ran out, but was too late-the boys had been murdered. Now, the flashing of the headlights three times is believed to bring the spirit, hoping to find her boys.
