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STRANGE MYSTERIES Episode #28 with Steve Stockton
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- Missing Persons Mysteries
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- Sep 27, 2026
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- 4719
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Summary
STRANGE MYSTERIES Episode #28 with Steve Stockton - Step into the strange, the inexplicable, and the dark corners of history. From nocturnal terrors and medical anomalies to legendary creatures and catastrophic acts of nature, we journey through ten of the most baffling and chilling accounts ever recorded. Pull up a chair, leave the lights low, and explore these forgotten chapters of high strangeness and historical mystery. In This Episode: 01. The Phantom Barber — The bizarre panic of midnight break-ins where victims awoke untouched, save for locks of their hair cleanly sheared away. 02. The New England Vampire Panic — When consumption ravaged rural farmsteads, fear and grief drove communities to exhume their loved ones in a desperate ritual. 03. The Beast of Gévaudan — An 18th-century terror in the French highlands, where an elusive predator defied royal hunters and local militia alike. 04. The Blue Fugates of Troublesome Creek — Tucked away in the isolated Appalachian hollows of Kentucky, a rare genetic anomaly painted generations in deep indigo. 05. Tarrare, The Inappeasable Eater — The horrifying, tragic medical mystery of an 18th-century man whose insatiable hunger consumed everything in his path. 06. The London Monster — Long before Jack the Ripper stalked Whitechapel, a shadowy predator terrorized the women of Georgian London's cobbled streets. 07. The Silent Twins — June and Jennifer Gibbons: an inseparable bond, a private language, and a chilling pact forged in isolation. 08. The Dark Day of New England — May 19, 1780: an eerie midday midnight descended, sending townsfolk to their knees in fear of Judgment Day. 09. The Mystery of Corpsewood Manor — Deep in the dense woods of Chattooga County, Georgia, an isolated brick estate harbored eccentricity, tragedy, a…