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Listen to this episode! Subscribe, rate & review on iTunes! Host Eric Dwinnells is joined by guest co-host Judith Kalaora, a Bostn-based actress and tour guide. Tonight they are going to discuss a relatively unknown yet fascinating chapel of Boston's history: The life and crimes of Jesse Pomeroy (aka The Boy Fiend of Boston aka The Boston Boy Slayer) who was convicted of murder when he was just 14. We know for sure he killed at least 2 victims, but to hear some people tell it, it was more like 10-30 victims. If so, this would make him America's youngest convicted serial killer. But more than that, jess was also know to lure local children to remote areas to strip, beat, prick, stab, and do much, much worse things. What turns a child into a torture killer? What did his mother know and did she try to cover it up? The judge sentenced Jesse to hang, but would the governor sign the death warrant of a 14 year old boy? What did Jesse do with his time in Jail? All this and more will be discussed on tonight's Spooky A S! facebook.com/spookyas visit juidth's website www.historyatplay.com Music by Occultic Overtones  Eric's tickets to the final performance of Ringling's Circus Extreme in 2017 :( Listen to this episode Subscribe, rate & review on iTunes With the announcement of the closure of both The Big Apple Circus and Ringling Bros & Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth circus, and in the wake of the 2016 Creepy Clown sightings, Eric Dwinnells and guest co-host Jennie "Blades" Lecesse are going to discus clowns. Why are people (allegedly) afraid of clowns and where did this for come from? Eric has a theory and it involves serial killers and after school specials! Plus, we'll hear from a real-deal professional circus clown (Jessi Wonderfool) to get her opinion on the fear clowns. Specifically, we'll discuss: John Wayne Gacy The 1981 Phantom Clown Scare Stephen King's IT The Northampton Clown DM Pranks The Rosehill Cemetery Clown video The world-wide 2016 clown sightings/pranks and the aftermath Plus Eric defends the good, honest, hardworking clowns from the street to the big top! All this and more on tonight's Spooky A S! spookyas.com facebook.com/spookyas Music by Occultic Overtones Special thanks to Jessi Wonderfool
Listen to this episode Subscribe, rate,and review on iTunes! There's an escaped convict on the lose IRL and he was trying to break into a home in host Eric Dwinnells' neighborhood! Guest Tom Cole is back to help Eric process this event and give un update on the fugitive. But this got Eric thinking: escaped convicts/mental patients are a common trope in horror films and urban legends, but what happens in the real world? Tonight, we're going to look at two different prison breaks and their very different outcomes. First we'll discuss the very recent breakout masterminded by alleged vicious criminal Hossein Nayeri. Then we'll discuss the escape of infamous serial killer Ted Bundy and the truly horrifying crimes he committed while eluding the police. We'll also discuss Eric's New Year's Eve and how he and Tom might attempt to breakout of prison. All this and more on tonight's Spooky A S! spookyas.com facebook.com/spookyas Music by Occultic Overtones Listen to this episode here! Subscribe, rate, & review on iTunes! Host Eric Dwinnells meets with the mysterious Kristen to discuss cursed cars! From James Dean's last ride in The Little Bastard, to The Golden Eagle, to the black volga to JFK's death car, we're going you creepy tales from creepy cars. Plus find out why racer drivers and stage actors share a distrust of the color green. We also discuss the legend of the car that smells like death and inspired a Seinfeld episode. All this and more on tonight's Spooky A S! spookyas.com facebook.com/spookyas snopes.com Read the original Golden Eagle story music by Occultic Overtones Listen to this episode! Subscribe, rate and review on iTunes! Happy New Year? We'll see! Tonight, inspired by people hating on 2016, host Eric Dwinnells takes a look at the fear of numbers aka numerophobia aka arithmophobia! Of course, that's just the fear of numbers in general, but what about the fear of the numbers 4 (tetraphobia), 13 (Triskaidekaphobia), the 23 enigma, the curse of 39, or fear of 666? Where did these ideas come from? What makes these numbers so scary? How can we free ourselves of these fears? The answers will lead us to discuss things like Judas at the last supper Loki, the bummer of a dinner guest asian languages William s. Burroughs Jim Carrey shady business practices Pimping The Omen The Beast of Revelation and the end of the world Plus find out what Jack the Ripper, Charles Manson, Jeffery Dammer and Eric Dwinnells all have in common! spookyas.com facebook.com/spookyas Music by Occultic Overtones |
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