Mystery No. VI

Today's case takes us to the wonderful state of Maryland, where apparently they serve people for lunch. Be careful what you eat from that local roadside BBQ truck, you just might just leave with the taste for human flesh. The Great Food Truck Race contestants have nothing on Joe Metheny.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mysterynovi)

Today we bring you The Case of the Werewolf Boyfriend. Which isn't as cool as it sounds. Jeremy Steinke isn't like Alceed from True Blood or what's his face from Twilight...no, Steinke is more like a cross between Angelina Jolie and Billy Bob Thornton. Creepy and wears a vial of  blood around his neck. Oh and he can't actually turn into a werewolf so there's that. So lame. Support the show

The following are stories about murder victims rolling up their intangible sleeves and doing the dirty work that the mere mortals seem to be incapable of doing. Now, we're not saying ghosts are real, but asking rather, wtf is going on here?Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mysterynovi)

Listen to Episode 4 - The Case of the Philadelphia Experiment first!The Montauk Project is a conspiracy theory surrounding the Camp Hero military base in Montauk, Long Island, New York. Rumors of kidnappings, human experiments including those with psychic abilities, mind control, alien communication, and time travel are intertwined in the lore of this mysterious base.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mysterynovi)

Time travel, bodies inside out, and the ultimate prank...The Philadelphia Experiment is a conspiracy theory surrounding the supposed disappearance of the USS Eldridge at the Philadelphia Naval Base in 1943. According to the theory, The US Navy was working on ways to cloak a battleship from Nazi forces during WWII and “successfully” caused the ship to be rendered invisible for a period of about ten minutes. After the ship reappeared, many of the crew members were embedded in the ship’s equipment and some were even turned inside out, while others disappeared and were missing entirely. Despite the massive amount of casualties and sailors lost or injured, the “success” of the experiment led to further exploration of the phenomena that allowed the ship to disappear and some of it's occupants to time travel, leading up to the infamous Montauk Experiment.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mysterynovi)

"Luke, I am your father." - Darth VaderNo, wait, that's not right...is it? What about Stouffer's Stove Top Stuffing? Didn't Fruit of the Loom have a cornucopia on the logo? No?Join us as we discuss Mandela Effects and find out if you have jumped timelines or live in a simulation.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mysterynovi)

Three 12 year old girls (Anissa Weier, Morgan Geyser, and Payton Leutner) have a sleepover and then go for a walk in the woods the next day. During a game of Hide and Seek, Anissa and Morgan  stab Payton 19 times and leave her for dead, yet promising to get help. They never do. This, all in the name of Slenderman. They were caught 5 hours later, walking to find Slenderman's mansion in the woods.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mysterynovi)

Amie Hoffman was an eighteen year old cheerleader at Parsippany Hills high school in Hanover Township, New Jersey. She left her part-time job at the local mall that evening, November 23, 1982. She was returning home to spend Thanksgiving with her adoptive family after she had completed a double shift. She never arrived.  In this episode, we discuss the psychic detective and the validity of using them in police investigations. Are they ever really helpful? Is the information they claim to provide detectives REALLY what they provide or are they just retrofitting their memories after a case is solved?Support the show