The House of Harris

People are all about true crime these days, but have you heard about the Hinterkaifeck Murders that occurred 100 years ago? The brutal slaying of an entire family, surrounded by strange circumstances. Who killed this German family of five and their maid? Was something supernatural afoot, or was it just a classic case of jealousy and betrayal?

On November 2, 2011, twenty six mummified bodies were found in the apartment of Anatoly Yuryevich Moskvin. What was the meaning behind these human "dolls"?

Adam Ellis is being haunted by a small child. Is it real or is it just a masterfully created hoax? You decide.

We have four true scary tales from our listeners. Stories include a real haunting in Maryland, a creepy Darla doll, an unusual stranger, and a protector from the other side.

Let's talk about death, baby. This week we talk to spiritual crossing guard Craig Rankin about life, afterlife and everything in-between.

From July 1 to July 3, 1863, the battle of Gettysburg was fought between the Union and Confederate armies. Many soldiers lost their lives on those fateful days, but are they still trying to tell us sometbing?

Elizabeth Bathory is one of the world's first recorded serial killers. Shes been the inspiration behind many bloody stories including Bram Stoker's "Dracula". Join us as we explore her infamy. The Blood Countess by T. James Becker.

One of America's first unsolved mysteries dates all the way back to 1590, when a colony of settlers disappeared from Roanoke Island. The only clue left behind was the mysteries word "Croatoan," which was carved into a tree. What happened to this group of 100+ people? The theories may shock you.

What lies beneath the surface of the Earth's waters? We may never know. But we can take a look at some of the most famous sightings.

In a fit of desperation, a 13th century monk made a a deal with the devil to write a book to save his life. Or did he? Featuring "The Book in the Attic" by Heather Harris.