This episode dives into three stories where death, mystery, and secrecy refuse to stay buried.

We start at the St. Augustine Lighthouse, a historic Florida landmark known for tragic deaths and decades of reported hauntings—phantom footsteps, children’s laughter, and shadowy figures climbing the tower after dark.

Next, we examine the Jonestown massacre, the 1978 tragedy that claimed over 900 lives. We break down how Jim Jones’ Peoples Temple turned from a movement of hope into one of the deadliest cult events in history—and the warning signs that led to disaster.

We close at Area 51, the U.S. military base shrouded in secrecy. From UFO rumors to advanced aircraft testing, we separate what’s known from what’s whispered—and why the mystery refuses to die.

Three locations. Three stories. All haunted in their own way.

This week, we're diving into a trifecta of terror: a prison so haunted even the inmates were scared to escape, a UFO wave that turned New York's night sky into a light show from who-knows-where, and a gang of Kentucky goblins who really didn't respect personal space. We'll explore Brushy Mountain's restless spirits, the Hudson Valley's drive-by saucers, and the Hopkinsville creatures that inspired a thousand nightmares — all while questioning why the weirdest stuff always happens when you're just trying to have a normal night.

Three chilling tales collide: the wrongful convictions of the Scottsboro Boys, the violent legend of Stonefinger, and the haunted ruins of Italy’s forbidden island, Poveglia. Justice, jealousy, and restless spirits—this one’s got it all.