If you go to Joe Diamond's website it reads, "Joe Diamond may look like a normal guy, but he has turned his fascination for the strange and mysterious into a full time career! The legendary show Coast to Coast AM has dubbed him AMERICA’S GREATEST MIND READER. He is the WORLD RECORD HOLDER for solving the world’s largest corn maze, BLINDFOLDED. He also hacked the pentagon without a computer LIVE on radio! He’s appeared on Penn & Teller: Fool Us where he read the minds of the legendary Las Vegas duo, and read the palm of supermodel & TV host, Brooke Burke!" If you ask Bob, Joe is way mor ..read more

Stop me if you heard this one before...guy picks up young lady walking down a dark road. She needs a ride. She gets in, is awfully quiet, and asks to be dropped off at a cemetery. She gets out, and vanishes. Looking in the backseat, the driver sees she left her scarf. Tracking down where he thought she lived? Turns out she has been dead for 10 years. This is a common trope in ghost stories known as the vanishing hitchhiker. Being in Chicagoland, the story around us is Resurrection Mary on the South Side. This story comes to us from Black Horse Lake in Montana. According to hwy.com, "Black Hors ..read more

"Welcome to the charming City of Spirit Lake, located in the scenic state of Idaho. Nestled in the heart of the state's Panhandle region, Spirit Lake offers a peaceful and picturesque environment for residents and visitors alike. With its breathtaking natural beauty, abundant outdoor recreational opportunities, and friendly community, Spirit Lake has become a popular destination for those seeking a serene getaway." Is what The City of Spirit Lake Website says about the location. A picturesque landscape that out door folk would love...but what if we were to tell you this place holds some parano ..read more

Bloody Mary, Candy Man, Light as a Feather, and Biggie Smalls. What do all of these have in common? There is some kind of legend out there that by doing a specific metaphysical ritual? You'll have supernatural results. In most of those cases you need to stare into a mirror and summon someone, where as one is a popular game to play at slumber parties. This week on Bob After Dark, the team look at several of these rituals passed down from generations, and we even teach you how to play them! Note: Bob is not responsible if you summon some sort of monster. The rituals we look at is: The Forgotten ..read more

According to Dangerousroads.org, "The road has been found to be the most haunted road (or reputedly so) in Pennsylvania, with drivers reporting all sorts of strange goings on which have left them spooked. Located in McCandless Twp, in Allegheny County, it’s one of the most enduring urban legends in the Pittsburgh region. The road is also known as Blue Mist Road, because an eerie blue mist that covers the road from time to time. There's a cemetery on this street. It has “road closed - no access” signs posted at both ends of the three mile street. Along this unpaved road are only ..read more

This week, the boys take a look at some haunted bridges across their home state of Indiana. A few of those include the Edna Collins Bridge in Green Castle, a structure haunted by a little girl who drown. The screaming bridge out of Avon, Indiana. Supposedly the unfortunate demise of a construction worker who died while building it. Hamilton Bridge in Mulberry, Indiana whom is guarded by a goblin like creature. Finally, the Dog Face Bridge in San Pierre, Indiana...which get this. Is haunted by a ghost that has the head of a dog and a body of a female woman. This episode is wild and full of laug ..read more

According to the Cryptid Wiki, "The city of Toronto once had numerous streams and waterways that, as the city expanded, were built over and became a network of underground waterways, buried beneath the city and merging with the sewer systems. The Algonquian tribes of Canada spoke of man-like hairy creatures that thrived in these rivers before they were hidden away from the public. In 1978, a similar monkey-like creature was sighted living in an underground tunnel in Toronto." So what is the tunnel monster? We dive deep to see if it's an Ojibwe water spirit, feral creature, or perhaps even a Ca ..read more

According to Legends of America, "The Lemp Family began with Johann Adam Lemp, who arrived in St Louis from Eschwege, Germany, in 1838. Building a small grocery store at what is now Delmar and 6th Streets, he sold everyday household items, groceries, and homemade beer. The light golden lager was a welcome change from the darker beers that were sold at the time. The recipe, handed down by his father, was so popular that just two years later, he gave up the grocery store and built a small brewery in 1840 at a point close to where the Gateway Arch stands today. Lemp first sold his beer in a pub a ..read more

Do you like being tickled? If the answer is no, then maybe you should avoid the Inuit demon known as The Mahaha. The Mahaha resembles an emaciated Inuit dressed in torn Inuk clothes. Their skin appears at least mildly blue (putrid and badly frostbitten), and their hair is often long, brittle and frozen stiff. Their eyes are often pale blue, or gray, or perhaps white without irises. They have a long, sharp set of fingernails, to boot. Their favorite way to torture their victims? Pin them down with some ice and tickle them to death. Wild stuff, eh? We also talk about the giant 10 foot creature s ..read more

According to the Villains Wiki, "Redcap is an extremely evil and murderous type of goblin that is frequently described in English folklore, especially around the Borders, an area of land that traditionally separated England and Scotland. The area was often disputed, and as a result, many souls were lost in the bloody battle between the two nations. The Redcap was said to either take advantage of this conflict or be born from it, haunting the ruins of the Borders these fairy folk would murder any mortal foolish enough to get in their path." Join Count and Bob as they dive into this dangero ..read more