According to BuzzFeedNews.com, a father on the Pascua Yaqui Indian Reservation in Arizona is accused of killing his 6-year-old son by pouring hot water down his throat because he believed a demon possessed the boy. https://youtu.be/tbEhxuvlhMg Youtube.com The little boy
Join The American Ghost Hunter Crew while they discuss all thing paranormal with their special guest Brian Murray of Ghost Hunters. CLICK HERE TO FOLLOW THE AMERICAN GHOST HUNTER SHOW The American Ghost Hunter Show Hosts
Join Chad and Doug while they discuss all thing paranormal with their special guests Mitch and Lee of PPS. CLICK HERE TO FOLLOW THE EERIE VOICE The Eerie Voice The Eerie Voices Paranormal Society is based
Join Chad and Doug while they discuss all thing paranormal with their special guest Stephanie Bingham. CLICK HERE TO FOLLOW THE EERIE VOICE The Eerie Voice The Eerie Voices Paranormal Society is based out of Erie,
RUWEEBS LIVE Join Annie “Weebs” Weible for RUWeebs Live, a weekly dive into the world of paranormal, true crime, myth and mysteries featuring the biggest names in each field. Questions? Our responses may be creepy. This week Annie
RUWEEBS LIVE Join Annie “Weebs” Weible for RUWeebs Live, a weekly dive into the world of paranormal, true crime, myth and mysteries featuring the biggest names in each field. Questions? Our responses may be creepy. This week Annie
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Joe is at it again with another investigation of the Haunted Bergen House. Gaining in popularity, this haunted location still retains the charm of a lesser-known paranormal location. At first glance, the home looks like many other found in rural upstate
