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.

In this episode of The Midnight Ledger, I dive into two of the strangest and most disturbing stories in history.

First — a pope dug from his grave, dressed in full robes, and put on trial before horrified clergy in what became known as The Cadaver Synod.
Then — a man whose appetite defied reason: Tarrare, the 18th-century performer who could devour anything in sight… and never be full.

These tales aren’t horror fiction — they’re true.

✦ Was Pope Stephen VI insane, or consumed by power?
✦ Was Tarrare cursed by nature… or something darker?

History’s strangest stories often whisper the loudest truths.

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Three haunting true stories from the 1800s — where faith, desperation, and control all took deadly turns.

In this episode of The Midnight Ledger Podcast, we uncover:• The women of Hungary’s “Angel Makers” — who quietly poisoned those they called oppressors.• The failed prophecy of the Millerites — and how it reshaped modern religion.• The self-proclaimed Prophet Matthias — whose “Kingdom of God” ended in scandal.

Each story reveals what happens when mercy turns to murder, prophecy becomes delusion, and power masquerades as faith.

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In 1809, British diplomat Benjamin Bathurst stepped outside to check on his horses—
and vanished without a sound.

His carriage waited.
His assistant was only moments behind him.
But Bathurst was gone, leaving behind one of the strangest mysteries in history.

Decades later, another man appeared out of nowhere: Kaspar Hauser,
a boy who claimed he’d spent his life locked in a dark cell.

Two men separated by time, bound by mystery.
Both... erased from history.

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In 1892, the small town of Fall River, Massachusetts was shaken by a brutal double murder.
Andrew and Abby Borden were found hacked to death, and all eyes turned to their quiet, church-going daughter — Lizzie.

Was she a cold-blooded killer who fooled an entire courtroom, or a misunderstood woman trapped in a web of suspicion and Victorian gossip?

🎧 In this episode of The Midnight Ledger (by Echoes & Oddities), we revisit one of America’s most haunting trials — a story filled with secrets, scandal, and a verdict that still divides history.

For more odd, strange, dark and twisted history check out my YouTube Channel if you like watching things in video format. I put together some really cool graphics in all the videos as well as showing at the end of each episode pictures of the real people from each case.

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It will be available 11/1/2025

In this episode of *The Midnight Ledger*, we dive into Three chilling cold cases: Tammy Jo Alexander, Asha Degree, and the Fort Worth Trio.— These are strange and unsettling cold cases that are of history that still leaves us with more questions than answers.

If you know anything about these cases, please contact the agencies below or submit a tip at tips.fbi.gov.📞 Tip Lines & ContactsTammy Jo Alexander (Caledonia, NY)• Livingston County Sheriff’s Office: 585-243-7100 or 585-335-1742• FBI Tip Line: 1-800-CALL-FBI or tips.fbi.govAsha Degree (Shelby, NC)• Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office: 704-484-4788 or 704-484-4787• NC State Bureau of Investigation: 919-662-4500• FBI Tip Line: 1-800-CALL-FBI or tips.fbi.govFort Worth Trio (Fort Worth, TX)• Fort Worth PD Missing Persons: 817-392-3640 | missingpersons@fortworthpd.com• Fort Worth PD Cold Case Unit: Det. Jed Miller 817-392-4199, Det. Jeff Bennett 817-392-4308, or coldcase@fortworthpd.com
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