Ghosted In West Virginia

Taylor Mill Part Two: Leaving or Staying

This episode we delve deeper into the Taylor Mills haunting. This time around the wife immediately calls a priest in cause she ain’t playing! Let’s hear it for all the smart wives out there. Tune into our Patreon for more traditional ghost stories.

Hand Roaches

A man named Austin or Sam, he isn’t sure which, moves into a home that immediately starts manifesting a little girl and an angry old man. All coalescing in a dolls seemingly innocuous existence. But how scary can it truly be?

Casual Cemetery

Tonight we read off a bunch of cemetery encounter stories. Join our Patreon and check out our Facebook page the Graveyard

Star Wars: Are They Among Us?

In Honor of the Space Opera Epic Star Wars we tell stories from Reddit and also get sidetracked down every possible rabbit hole!

Demons and Denominators

Reddit gives us an amazing assortment of hauntings once again!

Werewolf you like me to put this.

Tonight we look at some historic werewolf cases, and also discover that werewolves like to eat children!

Did that Alien just kill that guy

For this episode, we look at three stories that have an alien murder, a personal case file from Berkeley, paranormal investigations, and the mystery of Lottie Peck! https://www.patreon.com/GhostedINWV?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator

Violence as Common Street Hookers

We look at three stories from the police community and try and keep it together for butt stuff. Check out our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/GhostedINWV?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator

Puppies

hath no fury like a bunch of demon dogs that have been tasked with bringing master back a soul. Or maybe you’re a terrible parent looking for Satan’s fluffbucket to babysit your child. Whatever the case make sure you have some iron and a prayer ready…possibly some kibble!

Hardy County Fires

Here we talk about the fires that are happening in our town and also do some random ghost stories. If you wish to help with comforting those effected by the fires Monetary contributions (cash, check, etc) for the Capon Valley Fire Department can be dropped off at Capon Valley Bank (Wardensville - 304-874-3531). Kris Kerr is coordinating. http://farmsworkwonders.org/fire