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In this bizarre Patreon episode of Haunted History Chronicles, we explore an extraordinary 1890 newspaper report from Russia describing a man who awoke inside his coffin during his own funeral.
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But survival was only the beginning of the nightmare. As the terrified man clawed his way free, horrified mourners became convinced he was no longer human.
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On this day in 1896, Amelia Dyer was executed at Newgate Prison.
The discovery of a baby's body in the Thames exposed a baby farming operation and a killer believed to have murdered hundreds of infants.
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With crime historian Angela Buckley, we revisit the case, the investigation, and the paranormal stories linked to it.
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A quiet house in Villisca hides a brutal truth. On the night of 9–10 June 1912, the Moore family and two guests were murdered inside what locals now call the “Murder House”. No answers. No closure. Just silence that still lingers.
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After an evening of reading together, a young girl quietly asked her mother who the lady sitting beside them was — despite nobody else being there.
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A woman in Edinburgh woke during the night in 1992 and spotted something perched in a tree outside her window.
What she described wasn't a bird. And it wasn't human.
Scotland's own Mothman?
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Would you eat sourdough bread made with yeast recovered from a 5,300-year-old mummy?
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It sounds like a modern scientific breakthrough, but does it also echo a much older tradition? From Egyptian mummies ground into medicine to the drinking of fresh blood from the scaffold, Europeans once consumed the dead in the belief they could heal the living.
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Has science really moved on from corpse medicine, or has it simply found a new way to use the remains of the past?
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In May 1835, crowds began to gather along Southwark Bridge Road, drawn by whispers of something seen in the windows of an uninhabited house on King Street…
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Can the living converse with the dead? By Harry Houdini
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In 1817, a quiet household in Hampstead was troubled by something strange…
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Mrs Waters, a widow, began hearing unusual noises in the night—movements, disturbances, sounds that seemed to come and go without explanation. Her servant maids heard them too. Whatever it was, it was not imagination.
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In 1807, a very different disturbance was reported in Derby. Locals spoke in hushed tones of ghostly phenomena near a tree.
Until someone looked closer.
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In 1852, something deeply unsettling was reported in Blackley…
What began as strange, unexplained noises soon grew into something far more disturbing.
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Witnesses spoke of sounds that made little sense: the cackling of a hen where no hen was present, a sharp whistle like a distant railway cutting through the air, and—most chilling of all—the cry of a child, heard only when standing in a particular spot within the house.
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Something wicked this way comes... 🕯️
I am absolutely over the moon to share some news! I’ve had a short piece of my writing accepted for Issue #13 of The Morbid Curious, and I couldn’t be more honoured to see my words alongside such hauntingly good company.
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