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When murder goes international...
Travel with a Chance of Murder is a travel and true crime podcast discussing the must-see sights & bone-chilling tragedies around the world.
Travel with a Chance of Murder is a travel and true crime podcast discussing the must-see sights & bone-chilling tragedies around the world.
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This week Jamie tried to serve Cassidy up a challenge as they head to the island of Papua New Guinea! Kicking off the episode, Jamie discusses all of the tribes that call Papua New Guinea home before getting into some of the things you can do within the country. After his recommendations, Cassidy dives into the disappearance of Michael Rockefeller, a prominent member of the New York elite in the 1960s.
Jamie's Recommendations:
Hike the Kokoda Trail
Stay with various tribes (Huli, Asaro, Corai and Kampai, Bilbil and Anga)
See the birds of paradise
Scuba dive WW2 wrecks
Cassidy's Sources:
All That's Interesting
Medium
Smithsonian Mag
History.How Stuff Works
Observer ID
Historic Mysteries
We are putting New Jersey in our review mirror because this week we are jumping over the pond and heading to the beautiful countryside of the Balkans to cover Bulgaria! Jamie does a masterful job summarizing centries of history of war and shifting territories before diving into some of our favorite adventures while in the country. After his recommendations, Cassidy takes over keeping us in the Balkan countryside as she covers the mysteries of Golyamo Gradishte and the Tsarichina Hole—more commonly referred to as the Balkans' Area 51.
Jamie's recommendations:
Rilla Monastery
Belogradchik Rocks and Fortress
Saint Alexander Nevski Cathedral
Saint Sofia Church
Plovdiv Roman Theater
Seven Rila Lakes
Prohodna Cave
Magura Cave
Cassidy's sources:
Vagabond - Bulgaria's English Magazine
Vagabond 2
Reddit
Mysterious Universe
We had too much New Jersey content this week so we are bringing you a minisode with the tale of the Watcher! Only 12 years old, the Watcher tells the story of the Broaddus family who thought they were moving into their dream home—until a series of disturbing letters signed by "The Watcher" scared them out of it.
Cassidy's sources:
The Cut
Today
New York Times
New Jersey
All That's Interesting
Ranker
This week, we are back in the United States as we jump into the Garden State—New Jersey! It's a week filled with tension as Jamie talks about the Revolutionary War and the importance the state played in separating from Great Britain. Then, after the history and recommendations of things to do in NJ, Cassidy tells the story of Antoine Le Blanc and the Sayre house murders; where, for this criminal, death was only the beginning.
Jame's recommendations:
Cape may
Delaware Water Gap
Atlantic City
Grounds for sculpture
Hindenburg crash site
Cassidy's Resources:
Morristown Green
Weird New Jersey
Murder by Gaslight
This Haunted Place
Hushed Up History
NJ.com
LinkedIn Article by Sherri Granato
WayMarking
This week we are headed to Israel: a country rich in culture, religion, and babka! Jamie kicks off the episode diving into the history of how the country was formed as well as some of the most exciting things to do while you're visiting from salty baths in the Dead Sea to delicious eats from Carmel Market. Then, Cassidy rounds the episode out with some cryptids straight from the bible—the Leviathan and Behemoth. Whether crocodile or dinosaur, the Leviathan is thought of as one of the first cryptids in history and one of the most fearsome sea monsters.
Jamie's recommendations:
Jafa Flea Market
Masada
Dead Sea
Jerusalem
Western Wall
Dome of the Rock
Nimrod Fortress
Cassidy's sources:
Christian Answers
Watch Jerusalem
Answering Enesis
Unknown Explorers
Bible Study Tools
Creation.com
Do you believe an animal can be a serial killer? This week, Cassidy and Jamie explore Kenya, diving into the nature and adventurous activities this beautiful country has to offer. Jamie kicks off the episode by sharing some of his personal stories from his time in the country, including the delicacies he ate while living with the Maasai tribe and his experience kissing a giraffe. Then, Cassidy explores the two man-eating lions that terrorized railroad workers for 10 months.
Jamie's recommendations:
Maasai Mara Safari
Stay with the Maasai tribe
Giraffe/elephant sanctuary
Menengai crater
Cycle hells gate
Flamingo lake
Cassidy's sources:
Live Science
Mysterious Universe
Science
Smithsonian Mag
Animals 24-7
Earth Touch News
The Paranormal Guide
This week we head to the place you're most likely to be murdered in the United States - Alaska! Put on your warmest outer layer and tune in as Jamie covers the state's history from otter trapping to gold panning. Then, after a little ice caving, Cassidy details the mysterious UFO encounter of flight JAL 1628.
Jamie's recommendations:
White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad
Mendenhall Ice Caves
Dog sledding
Gold panning
Whale watching
Listen to the glacier while watching the northern lights
Bear viewing
Ghost town
Cassidy's sources:
Anchorage Press
Washington Post
The DeBrief
Skeptoid
Online Star Register
Podimo
On our special Twosday episode, Jamie and Cassidy head to Malta! We kick off the episode with Jamie highlighting the brave actions that won the NATION a King George's Cross award before diving (literally!) into the activities you absolutely must do when you visit the country of islands. Next, Cassidy covers the controversial case of Mike Mansholt who vanished for four days before being found at the bottom of a cliff.
Jamie's Notes:
King George's Cross
Blue Lagoon
St. Mary's Tower
Gozo Ferry
Game of Throne Filming Locations
Cassidy's Resources:
Times of Malta
Insider
Medium
Manuel Delia
Ancient Origins
Pack your bags - we're back for season two!
After a relocation around the world and the introduction of a new co-host, Travel with a Chance of Murder returns for another season of travel recommendations and some seriously spooky, sinister stories. Jamie jumps on board and kicks off the new episode detailing the history and background behind Northern Ireland before launching into some fun folklore on the Giant's Causeway (plus conspiracy theories from the Titanic!).
Then, for the second half of the episode, Cassidy covers what's arguably the scariest place in Northern Ireland: the Cooneen Ghost House. Believed to be the only place in Ireland where an exorcism was carried out, this tale includes the show's very first Poltergeist... that may very well still be active today.
Jamie's recommendations:
Giant's Causeway
Carrickfergus Castle
Titanic Musuem
Cassidy's references:
Irish News
Impartial Reporter
Spooky Isles
Fermanagh Roots
This week we are headed back to South America for an episode on political assassinations and wrongful convictions! Guest host Kennedy returns to take us through his trip to Nicaragua and give us a special double dose of true crime.
*As Ally is nose deep in work for Accounting's crazy season our podcast is taking a bit of a hiatus. Please bear with us as we publish episodes sporadically.
Show Notes:
Kennedy's sources:
LA Times
University of New Mexico
Wikipedia
Cassidy's sources:
NBC News
New York Times
Crime and Investigation
Friends of Eric Volz
National Public Radio
A holiday special, this week we travel to multiple destinations around the world as Ally covers the world's best Christmas markets! Then, staying in theme, Cassidy covers a horrific holiday tale detailing the Sodder Family Christmas Inferno of the 1940s.
Ally's Christmas Markets:
Rathausplatz Austria Christmas Market
Tallinn Christmas Market
Cologne Christmas Market
Munich Airport Christmas Market
Christmas Market in Colmar
Strasbourg Christmas Market
Bryant Park Ice Skating
Leavenworth, WA
Skansen Open Air Musuem Christmas
Cassidy's Sources:
Smithsonian Mag
The True Crime Files
Mirror
NPR
Medium
Thought Catalog
Ally's recommendations:
Colosseum
Roman Forum
The Trevi Fountain
The Vatican
Trastevere
Market at Campo de' Fiori
Cassidy's sources:
The Vintage News
Nottingham Blogs
All That's Interesting
Classical Wisdom
Ancient Roman History Revival
Ranker
Ally's recommendations
Shibuya Crossing
Meiji Shrine
Omotesando and Takeshita Dori Shopping
Shinjuku Gyoen Garden
Omoide Yokocho (Piss Alley)
Toyosu Fish Market
Cassidy's Sources:
Mysterious Universe
Bizarre and Grotesque
Business Insider
New York Post
Ally has her work cut out for her this week because we are covering our largest destination yet! This week we head to the country of New Zealand, an outdoor lovers paradise. From backcountry hikes to glass bottom boats, we share our top tips and tricks. Then, after Ally finishes the tour, Cassidy covers the Parker-Hulme murder case, a best friend murder case known to be one of the most gruesome in New Zealand history.
Ally's Recommendations:
Auckland Free Walking Tours
Waiheke Island
Goat Island Marine Reserve
Mount Victoria Lookout
Wairarapa
ZEALANDIA
Backcountry Huts
Cassidy's sources:
SyFy
Now to Love
New Zealand History
New Zealand Herald
Peeling Back History
HuffPost
While Ally is off gallivanting in Hawaii Cassidy brings in her friend Kennedy and the two take a quick trip overseas to Elgin, Scotland! Join us for the three castle trifecta tour and legendary tale of the Loch Ness Monster.
Kennedy's recommendations:
Elgin Cathedral
Duffus Castle
Cawdor Castle & Gardens
Spynie Castle
Moray Motor Museum
Glen Grant Distillery
Cassidy's sources:
History.com
Science Alert
Britannica
Scotsman
CNN
The party has just begun!
This week we head all over the beautiful (and very cold) country of Sweden to explore theme parks, saunas, and old ships. During our tour, our dynamic duo creates the first rule of the podcast: see a castle, visit the castle. After our journey through the country and the life-changing experience of the Northern Lights, Cassidy takes us through the origins of the term Stockholm Syndrome and the terrifying bank robbery where hostages were held captive for 6 days.
Ally's recommendations:
Lilla Torg
Malmö Castle
Ribersborg Kallbadhus
Swedish Ship Götheborg
GRÖNA Lund
Gamla Stan
Archipelago Tour
Stockholm’s Subway Art
See the Northern Lights!
Cassidy's sources:
History.com
Business Insider
All That's Interesting
Smithsonian Mag
Time.com
This week we explore the many neighborhoods of Toronto, including a market made up of recycled shipping containers! After we explore every nook and cranny of the city, we jump into one of Canada's longest trials and explore the case of Peter Demeter who ordered a hitmen to murder his wife.
Ally's recommendations:
Trinity Bellwoods Park
Graffiti Alley
stackt
The Annex
Gardiner Museum of Ceramics
Bata Shoe Museum
Royal Ontario Museum
Baldwin Village Restaurants
Cassidy's sources:
Medium
Elka Scott
CanCrime
Insauga
Niagara This Week
Maclean's
We've all heard of the Amityville Horror, but did you know Hawaii has a house of it's own? This week we hit the beach and a couple of hikes before embarking into the twisted take of Hawaii's very own, Amityville Horror House.
Ally's recommendations:
Waikīkī Beach
Pearl Harbor
Iolani Palace
Diamond Head Hike
Kualoa Ranch
Chinaman's Hat
Cassidy's sources:
Only in Your State
The Overly Opinionated
Ghosts Next Door
Amino Apps
Locations Hawaii
Roanoke, but make it India.
This week we explore New Delhi and the historical monuments you can see from Humayun's tomb and the Qutub Minar Complex. Fun fact: the barber has a special tomb of his own as his position is considered one of great importance! After the adventures around the city, we dive into the Vanishing Village of Kuldhara and discuss how 1,500 people could disappear over night.
Ally's recommendations:
Jama Masjid
The Moonlit Square
Humayun’s Tomb
Qutub Minar Complex
Cassidy's Sources:
India Times
All That's Interesting
Times of India
The Culture Trip
Gulf News
India Untravelled
Home of cigars and classic cars, this week we are headed to Cuba! Get ready for a TCM history lesson and the terrible tale of the sinking of the original booze cruise.
Ally's recommendations:
Casa Particulares Cuba
Revolution Museum
Old Town Havana
Hotel Nacional de Cuba
Callejon de Hamel Street
La Bodeguita del Medio
Cassidy's sources:
App
Weird NJ
Ripleys
Mashable