
Horror stories, dark history, and mysteries. Creepy folklore, ghosts, and horror are brought to you weekly by your host Edwin Covarrubias. (Previously Dark Memory)
Throughout the Spanish Inquisition in Mexico, scribes recorded actual cases that were taken to tribunals of witchcraft accusations. Today, these cases are used to see how brujería was used to give power to people who were stripped of it, and changing the power dynamic between the elite and the ones ...
On should have been a regular sunny day, harvesters in the small town of Woolpit, England, made a strange discovery. In a pit made to trap wolves that would attack their livestock, they found two children: a young boy and his older sister. They would've been considered ordinary children if it weren'...
For centuries, hikers and travelers have seen strange beings at the top of the Santa Lucia Mountains. Witnesses describe them the same way: tall men, wearing capes or cloaks, with a walking stick by its side, and wide a wide-brimmed hat. In fact, the Spanish colonizers also saw them, calling them "L...
This is a lesser-known, short eerie legend of Ketell, as found on Chronicon Anglicanum by Radulphi de Coggeshall. You might recognize the chronicle's name because it's the same one where the story of the Green Children of Woolpit appears. In this story, an innocent teenager that works the fields has...
On November 30, 1948 in South Australia, a man in a suit appeared on the beach. Despite the many efforts of detectives, scientists, and the public, the man could not be identified. What made this mystery bizarre, was that there were cryptic messages and clues that made no sense. A small rolled up pi...