Mystery Date Podcast: The Hinsdale House Haunting | In the 1970s, the Dandy family of rural Western New York was terrorized by several spirits—and possibly something far worse.

The activity was so intense it drew the attention of renowned demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren.Could this have been a real case of a family driven out of their home by malicious ghosts, or was it simply another opportunity to secure a lucrative book deal?

Join us for date night as we dive into the Hinsdale House haunting, one of the most infamous paranormal investigations in history.In this episode, we discuss the dark history of the Hinsdale House, the Dandy family’s chilling encounters, the involvement of Ed and Lorraine Warren, and whether the haunting was paranormal or a hoax.

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A Collection of Haunting Scary Stories | Two Lies & a Legend

Can you spot a genuine "glitch in reality" before the nightmare ends? In this special episode of Mystery Date, Christian challenges Kate to a high-stakes game of "Two Lies and a Legend." We’re diving into three bone-chilling accounts of the paranormal, but there’s a catch: only one of these stories is a documented historical case.

The other two? Terrifying deceptions perfected to blur the line between history and horror.

Tonight’s Three Mysterious Tales:

The Hollow Child of Blackwood (Maine): A 1994 home renovation reveals a faceless Victorian doll hidden behind a chimney flue. Stuffed with hundreds of human baby teeth and a mummified tongue, was it a ritualistic vessel for the "sickness" of the dead?

The Hum of Old Stand Ridge (Tennessee): A 1998 geological survey team encounters a low-frequency hum that causes physical distress and "static-like" visual distortions in the forest. When audio recorders capture phantom iron chains, the government seals the ridge for good.

The Bélmez Faces (Spain): In 1971, Maria Pereira discovered a face staring up from her kitchen floor. Even after the floor was excavated and the room sealed with wax, the faces moved, changed, and multiplied.

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THE SMURL FAMILY HAUNTING

When you think of a haunting, you might imagine a creaky floorboard or a fleeting shadow. But for the Smurl family of West Pittston, Pennsylvania, the nightmare was far more physical—and far more aggressive.

What started as a kitchen remodel quickly spiraled into fifteen years of terror that would gain national attention. In this episode of Mystery Date, we descend into one of the most documented and controversial hauntings in American history.

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