Welcome to the Evil Everywhere Podcast! We’re two funny besties with a passion for all things true crime and paranormal. We release a story each week on Tuesday and Thursday - so give us a listen and let us know stories you want to hear!
Welcome to the Evil Everywhere Podcast! We’re two funny besties with a passion for all things true crime and paranormal. We release a story each week on Tuesday and Thursday - so give us a listen and let us know stories you want to hear!
In the woods of Tennessee, there’s a circle you’re not supposed to step inside. Locals call it the Witches Circle, a ring of stone which sits somewhere outside Kingston, TN although the specific location is not known. Although not much information is confirmed, legend tells of a coven turned to stone for practicing their craft. People have seen dark figures roaming the forests and even heard whispers coming from the stones themselves. The location is said to be a possible portal to the underworld, but where? This not the only legend told in the state of Tennessee. Just miles away in what is now called Adams, TN, in the early 1800s, one family was terrorized by something unseen. An entity that scratched. Choked. And claimed it was a witch. The Bell family endured years of torment from an entity that would take the form of a beast with glowing red eyes as well as attack one of the family’s daughters physically. Only after the death of the patriarch John Bell did the occurrences cease. Today, locals still claim to see the figure with the glowing red eyes wandering the old Bell farm property. Others have claimed to encounter the witch in the network of caves underneath Adams. Join us as we discuss these two legends which lie in the rolling hills of Tennessee.
Sources: “7 Scariest Places in Tennessee” by Baylee Vrtiska on Mastered in Tennessee on October 30, 2024 (https://tnecd.com/news/7-scariest-places-in-tennessee/) “The Bell Witch: The Scariest Ghost Story in Tennessee” by Meghan E. Gattignolo on Customs House Museum & Culture Center (https://customshousemuseum.org/news/the-bell-witch-the-scariest-ghost-story-in-tennessee/) “Tennessee Legends: The Bell Witch” by Tori Kleinpeter on Tennessee State Museum on October 27, 2022 (https://tnmuseum.org/junior-curators/posts/tennessee-legends-the-bell-witch) “Historic Bell Witch Cave” on Historic Bell Witch Cave (https://www.bellwitchcave.com/) “The Strange but True Story of the Witches’ Circle” by Paul Brown on Medium on October 28, 2020 (https://paulbrownuk.medium.com/the-witches-circle-bed7e083b127) https://www.britannica.com/topic/witchcraft https://www.britannica.com/topic/Malleus-maleficarum https://www.facebook.com/edgarallanpoets/posts/in-the-early-1800s-the-bell-family-of-adams-tennessee-reported-a-series-of-stran/1392347992259027/ “Terror of the Bell Witch” on Expedition X, Season 2, Episode 3 on Discovery+
Nature promises peace. Tranquility. A kind of freedom so many of us chase when life feels loud. For Sandra Johnson Hughes, known as Sandy, that pull toward the outdoors wasn’t an escape. It was a way of life. Sandy was free-spirited, constantly on the move, drawn to wild places and wide-open spaces. In early 2020, she relocated from Maui to California, just as the world was beginning to shut down. When COVID-19 lockdowns took hold and people retreated indoors, Sandy did the opposite. She headed into the Sierra National Forest on a solo camping trip, something she’d done before. Sandy was an experienced outdoorswoman, a self-described survivalist. Steep terrain, isolation, wildlife, none of it scared her. But just days after she set out in late June of 2020, her campsite was discovered in complete disarray. Her belongings were there. Sandy was not. Nearly six years later, there are still no answers. Some hikers and hunters claim they’ve seen her deep in the forest. Others believe she never made it out, some even say her spirit still lingers in the mountains. Yet Sandy’s family holds onto hope that she survived… that she’s still out there. So what really happened to Sandra Hughes in Madera County? In this episode, we dig into the timeline, the theories, and the haunting questions that remain unanswered. Because Sandy’s story isn’t over yet.
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Montreal, Canada in 2012 was full of civil unrest. Between college protests and corrupt government officials, the city was full of tension. Among its residents was Jun Lin, a Chinese international student who came from China to attend college and brighten his future. At 33 years old, he was studying computer engineering while working at a corner store to help with the ever rising tuition fees. A great student, generous, kind and reliable, Jun Lin was someone you could count on to put a smile on your face per his family and friends. Unfortunately, Jun Lin disappeared on May 24, 2012. The same day he was reported missing to the police on May 29, several more disturbing calls had come into the station of Montreal and to Ottawa police. Body parts found in a suitcase and packages mailed to Canadian pollical party offices. An autopsy confirmed all the body parts belonged to Jun Lin. The investigation uncovered disturbing videos, a man desperate for fame and an international manhunt. With the help of authorities overseas, the suspect of Jun’s murder was caught and extradited back to Canada to be prosecuted. Cases like these make us wonder: why is it those with the gentlest souls happen upon such evil?
Sources: “Interpol hunt 'killer' porn actor Luka Rocco Magnotta” on BBC News on May 31, 2012 (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-18284242) “Canadian police reveal identity of victim in grisly body parts killing” by Moni Basu on CNN World on June 1, 2012 (https://www.cnn.com/2012/06/01/world/americas/canada-body-parts-investigatiion) “Magnotta Investigators Buried in Tips” by Brian Daly in The Tribune on June 2, 2012 “Luka Magnotta Case: Body Parts Allegedly Mailed to Vancouver School Confirmed as Match” by ABC News on ABC News on June 14, 2012 (https://abcnews.go.com/US/luka-magnotta-case-body-parts-mailed-vancouver-school/story?id=16564247) “Police Confirm Head is Jun Lin’s” by Brian Daly in The North Bay Nugget on July 5, 2012 “Human head found in Montreal park belonged to homicide victim Jun Lin: police” by Andy Blatchford, The Canadian Press on Global News on July 5, 2012 (https://globalnews.ca/news/263150/human-head-found-in-montreal-park-belonged-to-homicide-victim-jun-lin-police-4/) “Victim’s Mother Develops Sympathy for Magnotta” by Sidhartha Banerjee in The Calgary Herald on July 27, 2012 “Luka Magnotta murder trial begins in Montreal” on BBC News on September 30, 2014 (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-29414302) “Lin Family Mourns, Thanks” by Eric Thibault in The Kingston Whig – Standard on June 13, 2012 “Luka Magnotta guilty of 1st-degree murder in Jun Lin's slaying” by CBC News on CBC News on December 23, 2014 (https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/luka-magnotta-guilty-of-1st-degree-murder-in-jun-lin-s-slaying-1.2875989) “"Canadian Cannibal" found guilty of murdering his lover” on ABC 6 Action News on December 23, 2014 (https://6abc.com/post/canadian-cannibal-found-guilty-of-murder/447996/) “Luka Magnotta trial: Jun Lin's family still haunted by horrific death” by CBC News on CBC News on December 23, 2014 (https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/luka-magnotta-trial-jun-lin-s-family-still-haunted-by-horrific-death-1.2882560) “Luka Magnotta: Canada porn actor jailed for Jun Lin murder” on BBC News on December 23, 2014 (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-30590106) “Where is Luka Magnotta now? Here's what we know about the Quebec prison he's locked up in” by Al Sciola on MTL Blog on June 14, 2025 (https://www.mtlblog.com/luka-magnotta-now-2025-prison?utm_source=chatgpt.com) https://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/jun/14/body-parts-vancouver-jun-lin “Sex, Fame and Murder – The Luka Magnotta Story” on Amazon Prime
When crimes go unsolved, the people left behind are trapped in a kind of limbo, unable to move forward, unable to fully grieve. But when a family believes they know who is responsible, and that person vanishes, the pain becomes something else entirely. That is what happened to the Carter family. David Carter was a fun-loving, ambitious man, a devoted father, a loyal friend, a protective brother. In October of 2018, a nightmare unfolded that no one saw coming. David disappeared. After failing to show up for work, day after day, his family grew alarmed. When they went to his apartment, they found it in disarray. And the woman he had been seeing, someone who had been with him nearly every day, appeared strangely unaffected by his absence. Something was wrong. Very wrong. Just days later, along Interstate 75 in Ohio, the Department of Transportation made a discovery: a sleeping bag, tightly bound, weighed down, its contents unmistakable. That was only the beginning. What followed would forever change the Carter family and ignite a search for justice that continues to this day. This is a story about love, loss, and a suspect who disappeared, reminding us that evil is everywhere and that even the most ordinary lives can be pulled into unimaginable darkness. This is the murder of David Carter.
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Sources: Find a Grave – David Darnell Carter Sr. – Obituary - David Darnell Carter Sr. (1979-2018) - Find a Grave Memorial Netflix - Unsolved Mysteries – Body in Bags Daily Crime – Suspected murder of David Carter by Tamera Williams investigated on Crime Junkie – March 4, 2024 – Jerry Brown - Suspected murder of David Carter by Tamera Williams investigated on Crime Junkie People – Mich. Phlebotomist Allegedly Killed, Dismembered Boyfriend in 2018. She Remains One of the FBI’s Most Wanted – October 25, 2025 – Christine Pelisek - Mich. Phlebotomist Allegedly Killed, Dismembered Boyfriend in 2018. She Remains One of the FBI’s Most Wanted MSN – Newsworthy Women – “She Cut Him Up and Vanished”: Hunt for Woman Who Dismembered Boyfriend – November 2025 - “She Cut Him Up and Vanished”: Hunt for Woman Who Dismembered Boyfriend U.S. Marshals – U.S. Department of Justice – U.S. Marshals Elevate Eastern Michigan Woman Suspected of Murder, Dismembering Body to 15 Most Wanted List – September 26, 2023 – Jimmy Allen, Assistant Chief Deputy U.S. Marshal - U.S. Marshals Elevate Eastern Michigan Woman Suspected of Murder, Dismembering Body to 15 Most Wanted List | U.S. Marshals Service Crime Junkie – WANTED: Justice for David Carter – March 4, 2024 Legal Clarity – Who killed David Carter? The Investigation and the legal case - Who Killed David Carter? The Investigation and Legal Case - LegalClarity Wikipedia - Melvindale, Michigan - Melvindale, Michigan - Wikipedia
We hear it all the time from those accused of committing crimes….”I’m Innocent….i didn’t do it”. The problem? Convincing every else, including a judge and jury and providing evidence. Patricia Stallings faced this same speculation in 1989 when she was accused of poisoning her infant son. While in jail awaiting trial, maintaining her innocence, Patricia discovered she was pregnant again. What she and her husband David couldn’t imagine was this unexpected baby would end up providing the proof of Patricia’s innocence. The new infant, while under foster care, exhibited the same symptoms as his late brother. Testing confirmed a rare genetic disorder which if left untreated, would exhibit the same symptoms of antifreeze poisoning which was the initial cause of death of the infant Patricia was facing charges for. Despite the findings, Patricia still was convicting and sentenced to life in prison for poisoning her son. After her last appeal which aired on Unsolved Mysteries, local scientists conducted their own examinations and proved the mistakes of the evidence used to convict Patricia. This case proves that even if rare, genetic disorders need to be taken into consideration during investigations to prove, without a doubt, a crime had been committed.
Sources: “Patricia Stallings” on The National Registry of Exonerations (https://exonerationregistry.org/cases/10877) “Mom Charged in Son’s Death: Antifreeze put in his Bottle” in Daily American Republic on September 8, 1989 “Patricia Stallings: Sentenced to life without parole for a crime that didn’t happen” on Bluhm Legal Clinic - Center on Wrongful Convictions (https://www.law.northwestern.edu/legalclinic/wrongfulconvictions/exonerations/mo/patricia-stallings.html) “Mother’s Tale: Son’s Death, Her Imprisonment” by Tom Uhlenbrock in St. Louis Post-Dispatch on April 4, 1990 “Patty Stallings” on Unsolved Mysteries (https://unsolved.com/gallery/patty-stallings/) “Baby in Murder Case not Tested for Fatal Disorder” by Tom Uhlenbrock in St. Louis Post-Dispatch on May 5, 1990 “The Tragic Story Of Patricia Stallings, The Woman Wrongfully Convicted Of Murdering Her Own Baby” by Amber Morgan on All That’s Interesting on November 26, 2024 (https://allthatsinteresting.com/patricia-stallings) “Trial Delayed in Infant’s Death” by Tom Uhlenbrock in St. Louis Post-Dispatch on September 16, 1990 https://www.facebook.com/historyfeels/posts/in-1989-a-woman-named-patricia-stallings-was-jailed-for-life-for-poisoning-her-c/1294384992484510/ “Fight’s Over: Freed from Prison, Patricia Stallings Tries to Start Life Again” by Virgil Tipton in St. Louis Post-Dispatch on September 22, 1991 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/118327877/david_patrick-stallings “Not Guilty: How the System Failed Patricia Stallings” by Bill Smith in St. Louis Post-Dispatch on October 20, 1991 “Deadly Formula” on Forensic Files - Season 3, Episode 8 on PEACOCK Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack- Season 3, Episode 19 on TUBI
Nestled in the rolling foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Huntsville, Alabama, is a city where the past and future collide. Once a quiet Southern town-built frontier dreams, Huntsville transformed into “Rocket City”, a hub for NASA and military research. But beneath its veneer of progress, the city’s dense woods and old neighborhoods still harbor secrets, creating an atmosphere where isolation and darkness can thrive. It’s here, that the story of James Dominic “Jimmy” Cappello unfolds. Jimmy was the kind of man who could light up a room, a loving father, a devoted husband, and a private investigator with a gift for uncovering the truth. But sometimes, the greatest mysteries are the ones closest to home. As cracks began to show in Jimmy’s seemingly perfect life, a chilling tale of betrayal, addiction, and suspicion emerged. When Jimmy vanished one September night, his wife’s calm demeanor and conflicting stories only deepened the mystery. What really happened inside the Cappello home? Why did the scent of decay lead investigators to the family garage? And how did a trusted nurse become the prime suspect in a case that would haunt an entire community? This episode shows us that evil is everywhere, sometimes hiding in plain sight, behind the doors of a loving home, waiting for the moment when trust to turns to terror and darkness finally steps into the light.
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Sources: American Monster – Season 13, Episode 2 – Drip, Drip! The Huntsville Times – Former nurse is indicted in husband’s poisoning death – Ashley Remkus – October 11, 2019 WAFF48 – 4 years later: Jim Cappello’s family raising his daughter – May 16, 2022 - 4 years later: Jim Cappello’s family raising his daughter TheMirrorUS – Alabama nurse poisoned detective husband with insulin while he investigated her suspected drug use – Jeremiah Hassel – October 13, 2024 - Alabama nurse poisoned detective husband with insulin while he investigated her suspected drug use - The Mirror US Moviedelic – James Cappello Murder: Where is Marjorie Nichole “Nikki” Cappello Now? – Naman Shrestha – November 4, 2025 - James Cappello Murder: Where is Marjorie Nichole "Nikki" Cappello Today? WAFF48 – Estate of Madison County man murdered by his wife awarded millions in wrongful death lawsuit – March 17, 2025 - Estate of Jim Cappello awarded millions in wrongful death lawsuit The Huntsville Times – Lawsuit filed in husband’s insulin death – William Thornton – September 23, 2020
Back in 1830, in Salem, Massachusetts, a wealthy retired sea captain, Joseph White, was found brutally murdered in his own home. 13 stab wounds and a bludgeoning to the skull, but there were no signs of robbery. No leads on who could have done it. The small town was terrified and suspicious of everyone. The town leaders formed a committee, consisting of 27 members, tasked with uncovering the truth. Although the Captain didn’t have the best of reputations, the community was more concerned about a killer running lose. After testimony from an apprehended criminal and a blackmailer, the men responsible for the crime were detained. The main leader of the plan was Joseph Knapp Jr, the husband of Captain White’s niece. When detained, Joseph confessed to the plan carried out by men he had hired. After avoiding walls with Massachusetts law, the famous Daniel Webster was able to get a jury to convict 2 of the 4 men accused of involvement. Captain White’s home, now referred to as the Gardner Pingree home, is believed to be haunted and is a common stop on ghost tours through historic Salem. From ghostly apparitions to disembodied footsteps, the home seems to relive the gruesome crime that occurred within its walls.
Sources: “The Tale of Salem's Gardner-Pingree House” by Linda on The Distracted Wanderer on October 4, 2010 (https://www.thedistractedwanderer.com/2010/10/tale-of-salems-gardner-pingree-house.html) “The Gardner-Pingree House” on Salem & Ghosts on October 28, 2024 (https://salemghosts.com/the-gardner-pingree-house/) “The Murder of Capt. Joseph White at the Gardner-Pingree House” on Witch City Walking Tours (https://witchcitywalkingtours.com/the-murder-of-capt-joseph-white-at-the-gardner-pingree-house/) “The Murder of Captain Joseph White by the Knapp Brothers, 1830” by Thomas Duke on the Historical Crime Detective blog (https://www.historicalcrimedetective.com/ccca/murder-of-captain-joseph-white-1830/) “The Murder of Captain Joseph White” by Rebecca Beatrice Brooks on The History of Massachusetts blog on July 25, 2025 (https://historyofmassachusetts.org/captain-joseph-white-murder/) “A Murder in Salem” by E.J. Wagner in Smithsonian Magazine in November 2010 (https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/a-murder-in-salem-64885035/) “Captain Joseph White” on Salem Public Library website (https://salempl.org/captain-joseph-white/) “Murderous Joseph Knapp Inspires Poe, Hawthorne” on The New England Historical Society website (https://newenglandhistoricalsociety.com/murderous-joseph-knapp-inspires-poe-hawthorne/) https://tosalem.com/paranormal-salem-five-haunted-destinations-you-must-visit/
Nestled in the heart of Hartford City, Indiana, stands a house that has quietly watched generations pass. Known today as the Monroe House, it was built in the 1800s, long before Hartford City was transformed by the Indiana Gas Boom and its explosive fifteen-year surge of wealth and industry. That rapid growth drew families from across the country and overseas, all chasing opportunity, all hoping to claim a piece of the American dream. Among them was the Berger family, who arrived from Belgium in the 1880s and made the Monroe House their home. But their hopes were met with hardship. Shortly after settling in, tragedy followed. Lives inside the home grew increasingly difficult and some were cut short altogether. Since then, those who live within the Monroe House has experienced loss, grief, or misfortune. And for decades, those who have entered the home to investigate its past have reported something more. Apparitions. Disembodied screams. An overwhelming sense of being watched, and of an oppressive presence that refuses to leave. Tomorrow, we examine the history, at least what is known of it and the reports surrounding one of Indiana’s most infamous homes. This story reminds us that evil is everywhere, even in the shadows of a house that has stood quietly for centuries.
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In December of 1997, Bartow, Florida was the town where nothing horrible was supposed to happen. But this month, the quiet, close-knit community became the setting for a brutal massacre. Inside a local business, Erie Manufacturing, four people were executed in broad daylight: Frank Dosso, his brother-in-law George Patisso, business partner George Gonsalves, and Frank’s sister, Diane Dosso. The crime scene offered little for the investigation. No weapon. No witnesses. No forensic evidence. Investigators believed it was a professional hit but for years, they couldn’t prove who was responsible. Suspicion kept circling back to one man, but he seemingly had an airtight alibi, he was supposedly out of town. But investigators uncovered a hidden trail: an alias, rental car, a mysterious flight, and one overlooked detail that would change everything. Almost a decade later, a single fingerprint would unravel the case. Afterwards, an international pursuit occurred, a legal loophole in Ecuador’s constitution, and a detective who refused to let the case go cold even when ordered to walk away. This is the story of a family destroyed, a town forever changed, and a crime that ALMOST became the perfect murder.
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Katherine Knight was born on October 24, 1955, in rural New South Wales. She entered the world as a twin, raised in a home marked by instability, violence, and emotional neglect. From a young age, Knight was exposed to the breakdown of her parents’ marriage, burdens no child should have carried. At school, she struggled to connect. Isolated and aggressive, she became known for bullying classmates and clashing with authority, eventually dropping out at just 15. By adulthood, however, Knight appeared to find her footing. She built a reputation as a skilled and dependable meat processor at an abattoir in Aberdeen, earning respect in the workplace. But behind that stability was a troubling pattern. Knight’s personal relationships were volatile, often defined by jealousy, control, and violence. Time and again, they ended badly. In 2000, she began a relationship with John Price—a well-liked local, known for his humor and generosity. Friends were wary, but Price believed in Knight and stood by her. It would be a fatal decision. What followed would become one of the most notorious crimes in Australian history, earning Knight international infamy and a grim nickname in the media. This episode examines the life, warning signs, and unanswered questions behind a case that continues to haunt a small town and challenge how we understand violence hiding in plain sight. This story reminds us that evil is everywhere, even when we try to deny it’s existence for love.
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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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