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Father-daughter hosts, Bill and Madelyn discuss true crime, the paranormal and everything mysterious in between. So, tuck yourself in or get comfortable in your favorite chair and join them at Twelve Past Three every week for a couple of messed up bedtime stories. Sweet dreams…
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Madelyn and Bill talk about the tragic events of the Donner Party and Eliza Poor Donner Houghton’s book ‘The Expedition of the Donner Party and its Tragic Fate’.
Madelyn talks about the Casanova Killer, Paul John Knowles.
1Madelyn and Bill talk about Dr. Raymond Moody’s book "Glimpses of Eternity" and shared death experiences.
Madelyn talks about the infamous 'Florida Man' that is always showing up in the headlines.
Madelyn talks about the mysterious 1985 death of Debbie Wolfe, and Bill talks about the hauntings at Cheesman Park in Denver Colorado.
Madelyn and Bill talk about ghost cats.
Madelyn talks about the 1841 murder of 'Cigar Girl' Mary Rogers.
Madelyn talks about one of Sacramento's most infamous serial killers, Dorothea Puente, and Bill talks about Sacramento’s historic city cemetery.
Madelyn talks about the horrific Jonestown massacre, and Bill talks about Deadman's Island in Vancouver.
Madelyn talks about the common characteristics of serial killers.
Madelyn and Bill talk about the Lake Shawnee Amusement Park, the tragic history of the land and park, and (of course) the hauntings.
Madelyn and Bill talk about the fascinating history and haunting of the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum.
Madelyn and Bill discuss a few haunted mirrors.
Madelyn and Bill talk about the haunted dolls, Lily, Harold and Mandy.
Madelyn talks about Jane Cluff, the woman who predicted her own murder, and Bill talks about the Devil’s Tramping Ground.
Madelyn talks about last meals and last words of some death row inmates.
Madelyn and Bill discuss shadow figures, theories about what they might be and Madelyn's experiences.
Madelyn talks about the 1972 kidnapping and 7 year captivity of Steven Stayner by Kenneth Parnell, and Steven’s heroism in saving Timothy White from the same fate. Bill talks about urban legends from Vermont and Ohio.
Madelyn talks about John List, who in 1971 murdered his family in their Westfield, New Jersey Home. Bill discusses the book 'An Adventure', written by Charlotte Moberly and Eleanor Jourdain where they discuss a possible time slip they experienced while visiting the Palace of Versailles in 1901.
Madelyn and Bill discuss some stories about people briefly slipping back in time.
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