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When you hear “most haunted nightclub in America”, many will instantly think of Bobby Mackey’s Music World. The original location in Wilder, Kentucky, has long been clouded in darkness. It began as a distillery and makeshift slaughterhouse, where countless cattle met their tragic end. But the horrors didn’t stop there. After the distillery closed, rumors came about that the land became a site for satanic rituals—some which included gruesome animal and even human sacrifices. Over the years, the area was marked by violent and horrific events—none more chilling than the beheading of a pregnant woman and the suicide of a dancer. In 1978, Bobby Mackey, a country music singer with dreams of owning a bar, purchased the building. Soon after the bar’s opening, Bobby’s wife Janet, the staff, and patrons began to experience unexplainable and sometimes violent occurrences. The hauntings that had plagued the property for decades seemed to have followed them into the bar. It’s said that the spirits of the past—and perhaps even demons—now roam Bobby Mackey’s Music World, scaring anyone who dares to enter, forever tethered to the land’s dark and haunted history. Did evil truly reside in the now demolished Bobby Mackey’s Music World?
Sources: “The Ghosts of Bobby Mackey's” on Ghost City Tours (https://ghostcitytours.com/ghost-hunts/bobby-mackeys/haunted-bobby-mackeys/?srsltid=AfmBOorUiTXwKxTqIae9mEVG6F4QQN2bzKQpDCiJzbeMpQv-1d8U5hvl) “RETRO FIND: Haunted nightclub with ‘portal to hell’ was scene of gruesome 19th century murder” by Eric Jones on WBAL TV on October 23, 2023 (https://www.wbaltv.com/article/bobby-mackey-s-haunted-retro/45598656) “The Haunting History of Bobby Mackey’s: An Introduction” by Jess Tedrick on Medium on October 9, 2020 (https://tedrickje.medium.com/the-haunting-history-of-bobby-mackeys-an-introduction-279e523ff1cd) “Honky-Tonk Haints” by Asher Elbein on The Bitter Southerner (https://bittersoutherner.com/honky-tonk-haints) “Bobby Mackey’s Music World: A Haunting Blend of Music and Mystery” by Monica Reed on Beaver 100.3 FM on October 7, 2024 (https://beaver1003.com/mornings/bobby-mackeys-music-world-a-haunting-blend-of-music-and-mystery/) “Original Bobby Mackey's building, home to haunted history, demolished” by Fletcher Reel on WLWT 5 on December 10, 2024 (https://www.wlwt.com/article/bobby-mackeys-bar-haunted-demolition-wilder-kentucky/63145724) “Bobby Mackey's historic nightclub gets demolished. See it here” by Grace Tucker on The Cincinnati Enquirer on December 11, 2024 (https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2024/12/11/look-bobby-mackeys-historic-kentucky-nightclub-demolished/76890416007/) https://wilderky.gov/ Bobby Mackey’s Music World on The Little House of Horrors (https://thelittlehouseofhorrors.com/bobby-mackeys-music-world/) https://creepycincinnati.com/2012/01/28/rip-carl-lawson/ “Bobby Mackey's Music World” on Paranormal Lockdown Season 3, Episode 4 on Discovery+ “Bobby Mackey's Music World” on Portals to Hell Season 1, Episode 3 on Discovery+
In a world where statistics paint a sobering picture—nearly 1 in 2 women and more than 2 in 5 men will experience intimate partner violence at some point in their lives—one mother’s love and wisdom would be tested in the most unimaginable way. Adrienne Bass knew what it was like to see her child in an unhealthy relationship. She understood the impulse to intervene, to tell her daughter that she deserved better, to push for her to leave. But through her own painful experience, Adrienne knew something deeper: pushing too hard could drive a wedge between them. She didn’t want to lose her daughter—she knew that sometimes, love meant patience. It was 2021 when Adrienne’s daughter, Emily Jean, and her husband, Joseph, planned a trip to Bolton, Vermont. It was meant to be a fresh start, a celebration of their one-year anniversary, and an attempt to mend the cracks in their marriage. But that trip, meant to heal, would end in horror. Joseph returned alone. Emily Jean was gone. His story? That they’d gotten into an argument, and Emily had decided to take an Uber back to New Hampshire. But Emily never showed up. No one heard from her. No one saw her. What happened to Emily?
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In August of 2013, Bryce Laspisa, a 19-year-old college student in California, vanished without a trace. After breaking up with his girlfriend randomly, Bryce set out to drive back to his apartment 90 miles away, or so everyone thought. The next day however, he was in a completely different area, closer to his parents house than his apartment. After extremely bizarre behavior for HOURS and the help from a good Samaritan, Bryce was back on the road seemingly towards his parent’s. When Bryce’s car was found crashed and abandoned the next morning, a frantic search ensued, but no clues emerged to explain his sudden disappearance. Theories ran wild - some suspect foul play, others wonder if it was a tragic mental health crisis, or even if Bryce chose to disappear on his own. Despite all the efforts to find him, Bryce Laspisa's fate remains a mystery, and he has never been seen again. Some would say losing a loved one to death is the worst pain imaginable, however the families of the missing would tell you the not knowing is much worse.
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If anyone has any details on the disappearance or whereabouts of Bryce Laspisa, please call Los Angeles County Sheriff 323 890 5500 or Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-TIPS
Sources: “Search on for Missing Teen” by Jim Holt in The Signal in Santa Clarita, CA on September 2, 2013 “Laguna Niguel Couple Traces Steps of Missing Teenage Son” by Jim Holt in The Signal in Santa Clarita, CA on September 3, 2013 “What Happened to Bryce Laspisa? Inside His Unsolved 2013 Disappearance” on All that’s Interesting website November (https://allthatsinteresting.com/history-uncovered/bryce-laspisa) https://oag.ca.gov/missing/person/bryce-david-laspisa “Search Efforts Ramp Up for Missing Teenager” by Jim Holt in The Signal in Santa Clarita, CA on September 4, 2013 “Still No Signs Of Bryce Laspisa 11 Years Later” by Louie Diaz in The Santa Clarita News on August 30, 2024 (https://www.hometownstation.com/santa-clarita-news/community-news/still-no-signs-of-bryce-laspisa-11-years-later-519173) “Bryce Laspisa Still Missing One Decade After Unexplained Disappearance” by Jade Aubuchon in The Santa Clarita News on August 30, 2023 (https://www.hometownstation.com/santa-clarita-news/crime/bryce-laspisa-still-missing-one-decade-after-unexplained-disappearance-480422) “Vigil Held in Castaic for Missing Teen” by “Search Efforts Ramp Up for Missing Teenager” by Jim Holt and Charlie Kaijo in The Signal in Santa Clarita, CA on October 1, 2013 “Missing College Student's Girlfriend “Hopeful” as Lake Search Continues” by Jonathan Lloyd, Toni Guinyard and Robert Kovacik on NBC Los Angeles on September 3, 2013 (https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/bryce-laspisa-missing-person-castaic-lake/1959070/) “Search for Missing Teen Continues” by Jim Holt in The Signal in Santa Clarita, CA on October 21, 2013 “Search continues, 2 years after Central grad vanished” by Susan Frick Carlman in The Chicago Tribune, updated on May 16, 2019 (https://www.chicagotribune.com/2015/08/28/search-continues-2-years-after-central-grad-vanished-2/) “Site being searched for missing Sierra College student turns up body” by Kevin Oliver and Brian Hickey on KCRA 3 updated on September 4, 2013 (https://www.kcra.com/article/site-being-searched-for-missing-sierra-college-student-turns-up-body/6407433) “One Year After Bryce Laspisa's Disappearance, Parents Ask For Acts Of Kindness” by “Road to Nowhere” on Disappeared Season 7, Episode 3 – Discovery+ on April 25, 2016
It’s said that one in five marriages will face the painful sting of infidelity at some point. For some, it’s a single mistake—a fleeting lapse in judgment—that the couple can eventually work through. But for others, it’s something much darker. A repeated betrayal, chipping away at trust until only resentment and contempt remain. And in some cases, infidelity doesn't just damage a relationship; it ignites a firestorm of emotions that can lead someone to take extreme actions. Take the story of Rose Chase and her husband, Adam. When Adam confronted Rose about a photo showing her snuggled up to another man, something inside him snapped. What started as a simple confrontation quickly spiraled into a fiery argument—one that ended with Adam storming out of the house, never to return. Rose would later tell investigators that Adam had been so distraught over her affair that he left, never to be seen again. But where did Adam go? What happened to him? Adam had struggled with his mental health for years. Was he simply retreating into his own pain, seeking solace in isolation? Or did something more sinister unfold that day? This is a chilling tale of a missing person’s case with a tragic and deadly conclusion. This story reminds us that evil is everywhere and that the darkest sides of human nature are sometimes closer than we realize.
Sources: The Cinemaholic – Adam Chase Murder: Where is Rose Chase Now? – Sounak Sengupta – August 9, 2023 Investigation Discovery – A Body in the Basement – S1, E4 Chase and Lies – Discovery + Democrat and Chronicle – “Mother-in-law reacts to Rose Chase guilty verdict: ‘Justice was done, my son can rest’” – Victoria Freile – October 19, 2013 - Mother-in-law reacts to Rose Chase guilty verdict: 'Justice was done, my son can rest' Balletopedia – William Kocher - William Kocher - Ballotpedia Wikipedia – Gorham, New York - Gorham, New York - Wikipedia Wikipedia – Ontario County, New York - Ontario County, New York - Wikipedia Democrat and Chronicle – “Husband killer’s endangering conviction overturned” – Victoria E. Freile – February 12, 2018 - Husband killer Rose Chase no longer tied to endangering conviction USA Today - Democrat and Chronicle – “Woman found guilty of killing and dismembering husband” – Victoria E. Freile – October 18, 2013 - Woman found guilty of killing, dismembering husband
In 1980, Howard Witkin was the life of the party—a fun-loving, adventurous socialite who had made Santa Clara his home. After a whirlwind romance and 9 years of marriage, Howard and his wife Judith parted ways. Judith moved to Michigan with her new husband, taking their three children with her. Howard, though heartbroken, embraced the single life, still remaining a devoted father, despite the distance between him and his kids. On March 22, 1980, Howard was supposed to meet friends for a casual BBQ. But as the hours passed and Howard didn’t show, concern began to set in. Some of his friends decided to check on him. What they found inside his home was gruesome, Howard had been shot multiples times. It wasn’t a robbery gone wrong, there were no signs of forced entry. Investigators quickly suspected that this wasn’t some random act of violence but rather a professional hit. Suspect after suspect were eliminated until investigators received a call which would change the entire direction of the investigation. Join us as we delve into the story of Howard Witkin—his vibrant life, his tragic death, and the intricate web of clues that detectives had to navigate to uncover the chilling truth behind his murder.
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In 2020, an unsettling statistic surfaced: 37.3 million Americans were living with addiction to illegal substances. Addiction, a cruel and invisible force, tears apart lives, families, and futures. Jennifer Gail Paxton knew this pain all too well. For years, she was trapped in the grip of heroin addiction, a battle that slowly consumed her entire existence. Her addiction cost her dearly—most devastatingly, the custody of her seven children. What followed was a spiral of hopelessness and desperation. Homeless and alone, Jennifer wandered from place to place, consumed by her demons, until one day, a couple came into her life. They offered her what felt like a lifeline—a roof over her head, a place to stay. Jennifer, desperate for shelter, gratefully accepted. What she didn’t know, however, was that this act of kindness would be the start of something far darker. She had no idea who these strangers were, or the twisted desires they hid beneath their kind facades. In the following days, Jennifer’s life would unravel in ways that are almost too harrowing to believe. For over eight months, Jennifer’s family would be left in the dark, unaware of her whereabouts, unable to find any answers. When the truth finally came to light, it was far worse than anyone could have imagined. This story serves as a haunting reminder that evil can lurk in the most unexpected places, even in the homes of those who offer a helping hand. It’s a story that shows just how fragile life can be and how sometimes, even those who seem to be offering help may have hidden motives that are far from benign. National Helpline & Information for Mental Health and/or Substance Abuse Disorders 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
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Just outside of Atlanta, lies Conyers—a city where Southern hospitality thrives. Conyers is a place where shoppers, outdoor lovers, and sightseers alike find something to enjoy. It was here, in this friendly community, that Nikki chose to put down roots. A young mother of twin daughters, Jas and Tas, Nikki was determined to build a life that would give her children everything they needed. She worked tirelessly to make her mark in the beauty industry, becoming a skilled hairstylist. But on January 13, 2010, when Jas and Tas returned home from school, they were met with a scene of horror. Their mother, Nikki, had been brutally killed in what seemed like a senseless act of violence, shocking all who knew her. Investigators ruled out multiple suspects, CCTV footage from a nearby location revealed something unexpected: someone was lying. Who could have taken the life of this gorgeous, vibrant woman? The search for answers was just beginning, and no one knew just how far the truth would reach.
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This is our very first bonus episode. This episode is a bit shorter than usual, but it’s one that weighs heavily on our hearts. We’ll be discussing the tragic story of Sam Nordquist, a man who came to Western New York to meet a woman he had connected with online. What was meant to be the beginning of a promising relationship took a horrific turn when he encountered pure evil. While some of the perpetrators have been indicted, a trial date is still pending. In this bonus episode, we’ll share what we know so far, and we’ll continue to provide updates as more information comes to light. We all hope for justice, but we know that no matter what, nothing will ever bring Sam back. We also want to remind you that if you’d like to help Sam’s family during this unimaginable time—especially with the difficult travel between Minnesota and New York—there’s a link in the episode description and show notes where you can contribute. Our thoughts are with Sam’s family as they navigate this tragic loss.
Mary Vincent is an artist who brings powerful, uplifting women to life through vibrant chalk pastels – whether they’re everyday heroines or iconic female superheroes. But where does this inspiration come from? Is it a reflection of her work as a women’s advocate, or does it run even deeper, rooted in something more personal? Well, Mary Vincent was her own hero. In September of 1978, at just 15 years old, she found herself alone on the side of the road, trying to hitchhike from California back to Las Vegas. The solitude weighed heavily on her, but she wouldn’t be alone for long. A man pulled over, offering her the company and ride she had hoped for. But what she hadn’t expected was that the man’s intentions would turn her journey into a nightmare. In that moment, she realized that being alone might have been the safer, better choice. The man who first appeared kind and paternal, similar to a grandfather, would soon reveal a darkness beyond belief. Tune in to hear a story that reminds us that while evil is everywhere, so is strength and resilience.
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Witch familiars, ghouls, fairies and ghosts. These beings produce certain images and situations in our heads of what they look like and how they act. But what if all these supernatural beings were all variations of one type of cryptid? Many ancient cultures describe some sort of paranormal being which relates to what is called a Jinn. Jinn are highly respected in Middle Eastern culture however it is unknown when the jinn first came to be. It is said they have been around for centuries before mankind even existed. When one hears jinn, most think of some evil, beastly creature. Not all jinn are evil though. Like mankind, they have the free will to choose to be evil or moral. There are many folklores which describe experiences with jinn. Join us as we talk about the history of jinn, who they are and how to protect oneself from those who mean to cause mankind harm.
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Welcome to Evil Everywhere! We are your hosts, Kayla and Angela. We two funny paralegals who became best friends almost 15 years ago! We have always been fascinated by true crime and all things paranormal and spooky. We will be releasing new episodes every Tuesday and Thursday where we will discuss either a true crime case or something spooky!
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