In this episode of Echoes & Oddities, we explore seven of the darkest and most disturbing true stories buried in history — from the infamous Lizzie Borden case to the mysterious life of Kaspar Hauser, a man with no past.

We revisit:
🪓 Lizzie Borden and the murder that divided a nation
🧩 Kaspar Hauser, the boy who appeared out of nowhere
🍽️ Tarrare, whose hunger defied human limits
⚰️ The Cadaver Synod — the pope put on trial after death
🩸 The Angel Makers and two other hidden sisterhood cults
💄 Dorothy Arnold & Violet Charlesworth — two glamorous vanishings
🛳️ Amy Lynn Bradley’s disappearance at sea

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On March 24, 1998, twenty-three-year-old Amy Lynn Bradley vanished from a Caribbean cruise ship without a trace.
No splash. No note. No goodbye.

What happened aboard Rhapsody of the Seas that night?
Was it an accident, an abduction, or something far darker?

In this episode of Echoes & Oddities, I dive into the chilling case that’s haunted investigators and her family for over two decades. We’ll retrace Amy’s final hours, the desperate search, reported sightings, and the new 2025 leads that could finally bring answers.

If you prefer to read the blog instead of listening check out the post I wrote on Medium.

Dorothy Arnold vanished while shopping on Fifth Avenue. Violet Charlesworth faked her death on a cliffside in Wales.

Both women lived in luxury—and both became legends of deception and loss.

🎙️ A cinematic true story from The Midnight Ledger, where history’s strangest mysteries are told in haunting detail.