The Pilliga Scrub is an expansive area of 5,000 km2 (3,100 m2), made up of dense, semi-arid woodland ??, located inland of northern New South Wales. This forest has a reputation for being the most spine-chilling area of wilderness in Australia ??, with a long history of unexplained disappearances, involving sheep and cattle ??, vehicles ?, and even people ?. It is frequently traversed by long distance truck drivers along the intersecting Newell Highway at all hours of the day and night ??.The area that the vision and interactions happen on the Newell Highway between Narrabri and Coonabaraban ..read more

With hundreds of years of history, Yellowstone National Park is no stranger to ghost stories. From headless brides in the Park’s hotel, to wandering dark shadows, carnivorous plants and bubbling mud pools, Yellowstone is NO DISNEYLAND! The stunning beauty of Yellowstone hides that fact that you must watch where you walk as you too could become a ghost of the park yourself! There are caves you can get lost in, bears that can eat you and thermal pools that will cook you alive! There are so many ways to die here. In this episode of the true Hauntings Podcast we look at the true stories of death ..read more

With 1,000 years of history to its name, Oxford Castle & Prison has seen many people come and go, but some remain long after their first departure… Oxford Castle & Prison was recognised by the BBC as one of the most haunted buildings in the UK. Paranormal Investigators have made contact with many spirits that haunt the Castle and its grounds. The site has seen conflict and invasions in its early history and then it became a prison which added another layer of misery and torture – if ever there was going to be some residual energy in a place then it’s surely going to be found inside Oxf ..read more

Looming over the landscape and perched atop a steep promontory above the confluence of the Vltava and Otava rivers in the Czech Republic, is the magnificent castle called Zvíkov. Originally started as a rather small structure, over the centuries it was expanded to become the massive heavily fortified behemoth it is is now, and it is often called the “King of Czech Castles.” Surrounded by a sweeping vista as it is, and often listed as among the most beautiful castles in Europe, Zvikov is renowned as being an important early-gothic structure, as well as for its soaring towers and elaborate, ex ..read more

In the heart of Oakham Rutland - lies an abandoned jail that was known by the name of Her Majesty’s Prison’ Ashwell. It first opened it’s doors in 1955 as an open men's prison that was built on the site of a former World War Two US Army base - home to part of the 82nd Airborne Division. Ashwell Prison has been home to many criminals, and like other penal establishments it has witnessed plenty of negative emotions, violence and deaths. The prison is said to be plagued by strange sounds, shadows are seen moving across derelict rooms and footsteps are said to follow the unsuspecting visitor. Ther ..read more

In 1924, the pretty wife of a distinguished Boston surgeon came to embody a raging national debate over the values of the Spiritualism movement which was devoted to communication with the dead. Newspapers dubbed her the blonde Witch of Lime Street, but she was known to her followers simply as Margery. Some called her a mystic and some called her a fraud. But this is the story of a woman who has also been called one of the most powerful mediums ever. The Margery case, (as it as known) was the last major episode of its kind, and it blew up and was the subject of public controversy beca ..read more

Down a small, sleepy lane, and not far from Upper Dicker, Arlington Reservoir and Hailsham is stunning Michelham Priory. This is a 13th Century Priory that stands on a private island. This priory is the site of deaths, murders and destruction and was looted of its ornaments and valuables at the time of King Henry 8th. Although it has seen many different eras and had many different purposes one thing is for sure – the ghosts of the past still remain and as are active as ever. In this week’s episode of the True Hauntings Podcast we explore the many ghostly sightings and experiences that still h ..read more

KUBUR KASSIM GRAVEYARD DATES BACK to the early 19th century and has served as a burial ground for generations of Muslims in Singapore. This cemetery has witnessed the interment of people from various backgrounds, including early settlers, pioneers, and notable figures from the Muslim community. Yet it has a history of some on the most terrifying hauntings in the country. Why is this place a portal for restless spirits? And why do some of the country’s supernatural creatures make this their gathering spot? In this week’s Episode of the True Hauntings Podcast we head to Singapore to go ..read more

There’s a house that sits right on the Hudson River in the small village of Nyack that actually has legal proof that it’s haunted. Thanks to the “Ghostbusters Ruling”, this home has been declared legally haunted by the state of New York. This beautiful home doesn’t look like your typical Hollywood haunted Mansion – it’s not scary in the least; Instead, it is a beautifully elegant and well maintained 130 year old mansion that has been bought and sold many times many times since the story about the haunted building first appeared in the Readers Digest 30 years ago. In this episode of the True Ha ..read more

Duckett’s Grove is an 18th-century manor house situated in County Carlow, Ireland. Although a devastating fire in 1933 left it in ruins, the manor's exterior retains just enough to allow your imagination to rebuild its medieval appearance – you can just how amazing this building must have looked back its heyday. There is a belief that a curse has cast a shadow over the Duckett Family for generations but would a curse have been cast in the first place? What did this family do to earn such a sentence of bad luck for generations to come? What else can be found in the ruins of this building? IMPO ..read more