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!
For centuries, natural springs have been revered for their healing and restorative powers; water in its purest form, said to mend the body and soothe the soul. In the 1700s and 1800s, people traveled from around the world to bathe in or drink from these waters, hoping to be cured of their ailments. But what if these springs offer more than just physical healing? Some believe that natural springs can act as conduits to the spiritual realm, amplifying energy, and with it, paranormal activity. And nowhere is that belief felt more strongly than at the Old Sweet Springs Sanitarium in Gap Mills, West Virginia. Once a thriving health resort, Old Sweet Springs later became a tuberculosis sanitarium, then a home for the aging until it was shut down in the 1990s due to lack of funding. Now privately owned, the buildings still stand and so do the stories. Visitors report chilling encounters: the brush of invisible hands, disembodied voices echoing through empty halls, and the gut-wrenching sobs of a woman no one can find. Paranormal activity has plagued the property for decades and only seems to grow stronger with time. In this episode, we explore the haunting legacy of Old Sweet Springs, where the waters may have once healed, but now seem to amplify the whispers from beyond.
SOURCES: Sweet Springs Sanitarium – Colonel William Lewis of Old Sweet Springs a/k/a “Civilizer of the Border” – July 5, 2021 - https://sweetspringssanitarium.wordpress.com/tag/wv-history/ Haunt-Pedia – Sweet Springs Sanitarium – Haunted Sanitarium in Sweet Springs, West Virginia - https://hauntpedia.com/haunted-places/state/west-virginia/sweet-springs-sanitarium/ The Real WV – History Sweet Springs Resort: From Healing Waters to Haunting Tales – Jonathan Eggleston – September 20, 2023 - https://therealwv.com/2023/09/20/historic-sweet-springs-resort-from-healing-waters-to-haunting-tales/ Wikipedia – Sweet Springs Resort - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweet_Springs_Resort Wikipedia - Fontville, West Virginia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fontville,_West_Virginia YouTube – Project Fear Discovery+ - Destination Fear Forbes – Deed of Trust: What it is and how it works – Brai Odion-Esene – March 2, 2023 - Deed Of Trust: What It Is And How It Works – Forbes Advisor Lynnside – History of Sweet Springs, West Virginia - SweetSpringsHistory Spiritual Desk – Spiritual Meaning of Spring Water: An In-Depth Exploration! – November 23, 2024 - Spiritual Meaning Of Spring Water: An In-Depth Exploration! Homespun Haints – How Ghosts Use Water as a Conduit for Manifestation – Stephanie Long – December 29, 2022 - Link Between Water and Ghosts - Spirits use water as a conduit Facebook – Jonathan Eggleston – April 10, 2025 – “Sweet Springs Adventures” - (3) Video | Facebook
The city of Arlington sits in the northern part of Snohomish County, Washington with a population of about 22,000. The airline Boeing was the area's biggest employer. Byron Wright worked through a hard childhood to earn a great job at Boeing. With this job, he was able to purchase a number of classic cars to fulfill his hobby. A seemingly quiet homebody Byron met the vivacious, outgoing Michele. The two quickly began dating and Byron had Michele and her daughter, Stacy move in on his property. The pair married in 2000 but after only 4 years of marriage, Byron vanished without a trace. According to Michele, Byron had run off with a younger, wealthy red head and didn't need anything or anyone from his past life. His family didn't believe he would do something like this, particularly leave his car collection behind. For almost a decade, no one had any contact with Byron or knowledge of where he went. It wasn't until a jail informant came forward did police and Byron's family learn the evil truth of his disappearance...and murder.
A parent’s love is supposed to be infinite. Moms and dads would do anything for their child; walk through fire, stand against the world, and keep showing up, long after the world says their job is done. Because parenthood doesn’t end when a child turns 18. It’s a lifelong journey, through every celebration… and every devastation. But not all parents live by that. Sheila and Clay Fletcher were two of them. Their daughter, Lacey, began to change in high school. She withdrew from the world, slowly disappearing into herself. Concerned, her parents pulled her out of public school to homeschool her. But what started as a protective decision turned into something far darker; a two-decade-long nightmare of isolation and neglect. Lacey wasn’t just forgotten. She was left immobile on a leather sofa in the same living room where life carried on without her. Over the years, while her body weakened and her world shrank, the place she sat became a prison and then, a grave. By the time help arrived, it was too late. Lacey had become part of the furniture, a haunting backdrop in the home where her parents lived their lives. This isn’t just a story of failure. It’s a story of unthinkable betrayal, a chilling reminder that evil is everywhere, sometimes hidden within the people that are meant to love you the most.
SOURCES: Wikipedia – The Killing of Lacey Fletcher - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Lacey_Fletcher Daily Mail – Parents of severely autistic Louisiana woman, 36, who died fused to a couch insisted it was HER decision to remain there for 12 years and use it and nearby towel for a toilet – Andrea Cavallier - May 3, 2022 - https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10779163/Parents-autistic-Louisiana-woman-insisted-decision-remain-couch.html Law & Crime – Authorities Push for Grand Jury in ‘Sickening’ Alleged Neglect Case Where Woman Sat on Couch for Years and Died Covered in Feces and Maggots – Colin Kalmbacher – April 30, 2022 - https://lawandcrime.com/crime/authorities-push-for-grand-jury-in-sickening-alleged-neglect-case-where-woman-sat-on-couch-for-years-and-died-covered-in-feces-and-maggots/ Daily Mail – EXCLUSIVE: Strewn lotion bottles, talcum powder and wipes: Harrowing photos shown in court revealed Lacey Fletcher’s parents’ otherwise tidy home, stocked with products to clean their autistic daughter before she died caked in her own feces – Greg Woodfield – May 6, 2022 - https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10786339/Horrifying-evidence-photos-revealed-extent-Lacey-Fletchers-ordeal.html Mirror – Body of ‘paralysed’ woman left to rot on parents’ sofa for 12 years in horrifying discovery – Julia Banim – September 15, 2025 - https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/body-paralysed-woman-left-rot-35905387 Wikipedia – Slaughter, Louisiana - Slaughter, Louisiana - Wikipedia Baton Rouge Civil War Roundtable - https://www.brcwrt.com/index.html Wikipedia – Asperger’s Syndrome - Asperger syndrome - Wikipedia Wikipedia – Locked-in Syndrome - Locked-in syndrome - Wikipedia Legal Clarity – What is a No Contest Plea and When Should You Use It? – LegalClarity Team – July 17, 2025 - What Is a No Contest Plea and When Should You Use It? - LegalClarity
Lying in the center of Ireland is Offaly County, with a population of about 83,000, the area is largely rural. But with this comes a community full of tradition and natural beauty. Surrounded by stunning scenery, Offaly offers a slower pace of life fit for the older and younger generations. The county is full of historic landmarks, including Leap Castle. Leap Castle is steeped in horrific bloodshed beginning as early as the 16th century. When a leader clan built the castle, the superior clan took it by force, and the castle was used a stronghold during many battles. War bloodshed, tortured captives and even interfamily murders shape the grim background of this stronghold. All of this negative energy is said to have lingered in the walls. Leap Castle is known to be the host of many ghostly entities, some human and one inhuman. From chilling EVPs, brushes with invisible forces and disembodied chanting, the castle is full of activity. The current owners are restoring the castle slowly, while living alongside these entities. Tune in to hear the evil that still resides within the walls of the ruins of Leap Castle in Ireland.
Sources: “The Haunted Leap Castle” on Haunted Rooms (https://www.hauntedrooms.co.uk/haunted-places/ireland/leap-castle) “Leap Castle” on Little House of Horrors (https://thelittlehouseofhorrors.com/leap-castle/) “Getting spooked at Leap Castle” by Jane Cowen on July 28, 2025 (https://www.ireland.com/en-us/magazine/built-heritage/getting-spooked-at-leap-castle/) “RTE’s Real-Life ‘Fright Night’” in The Evening Herald on August 21, 2002 “Historic Irish Buildings – XLII Leap Castle” in The Irish Independent on November 14, 1928 “We Visit Ireland’s Most Haunted Houses” by Des Ekin in The Sunday Herald on August 1, 2004 “There’s a Ghost in my House” by Shilpa Ganatra in The Irish Independent on October 31, 2007 https://www.ireland.com/en-us/destinations/county/offaly/county-offaly/ https://leapcastle.net/?page_id=29 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap_Castle
A mother’s love is steadfast, unyielding even in the face of chaos. It can drive women to summon strength they never imagined, to fight battles no one else would dare take on, especially when it comes to their children. For Rita Camilleri, that love meant standing by her daughter Jessica, through years of escalating mental health struggles, violent outbursts, and a reality that grew more unpredictable by the day. Jessica Camilleri had been diagnosed with a range of mental illnesses and learning disabilities. From childhood into adulthood, her behavior became increasingly erratic and dangerous. Classmates, strangers, even people on the other end of a phone line became targets of her aggression. But ultimately, it was her own mother her fiercest protector who bore the brunt of Jessica’s final and most brutal act. In July 2019, inside their suburban home just outside West Sydney, Australia, Jessica launched a frenzied attack on her mother, an act so horrifying it shocked even seasoned investigators. What happened next pushed the tragedy into even more chilling territory.
Sources: The U.S. Sun – Slaughtered ‘Demon’ daughter who decapitated mum before removing nose and tongue found NOT guilty of murder” – Katie Davis - December 10, 2020 - ‘Demon’ daughter who decapitated mum before removing nose and tongue found NOT guilty of murder | The US Sun The New Zealand Herald – Jessica Camilleri: Inside the true horror story of girl who beheaded her mother – Candace Sutton – December 12, 2020 - Jessica Camilleri: Inside the true horror story of girl who beheaded her mother - NZ Herald CrimeOnline – Daughter who severed mother’s head, carved out eyeballs found not guilty of murder – Jonathan Anderson – December 13, 2020 - Daughter who severed mother’s head, carved out eyeballs found not guilty of murder – Crime Online The Sydney Morning Herald – Rita Camilleri was ‘butchered like she was nothing’, grieving daughter tells court – Jenny Noyes – February 17, 2021 - Rita Camilleri was ‘butchered like she was nothing’, grieving daughter tells court ABC News – Jessica Camilleri jailed for 21 years over mother’s decapitation – Jamie McKinnell – March 11, 2021 - Jessica Camilleri jailed for 21 years over mother's decapitation - ABC News NY Post – Woman who killed, decapitated her mother gets early release from prison after appeal – Nathan Schmidt – May 17, 2023 - Jessica Camilleri gets shorter sentence for beheading mother NCA News Wire - Inside mum killer Jessica Camilleri’s ‘excruciating’ prison attack – Adelaide Lang – August 19, 2023 - Convicted mum killer Jessica Camilleri violently attacks two female prison officers | news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site for latest headlines
For this special occasion we delve into a case in our hometown, discussing the background and atrocities committed by serial killer Arthur Shawcross, otherwise known as the Genesee River Killer. Part I we go over Arthur’s background to get a look into his upbringing and the petty crimes he committed. Some of the information is provided by Shawcross himself, however a lot of the tragic events he would describe were not able to be corroborated. He spent most of his childhood and early adult in the 1950s and 1960s in Watertown, NY, close to Fort Drum. Known as a violent loner, he dropped out of school and kept committing petty crimes, eventually being incarcerated for 3 years. This did little to subside his dark fantasies. In 1972, Shawcross took the lives of his first two victims in Watertown but only served 14 years behind bars for them. He moved to Rochester, NY and unleashed horrors on the cities’ vulnerable sex workers for 2 years before being caught, taking the lives of 11 women. Tune in as we dive into the psyche of Arthur Shawcross, the Genesee River Killer.
Part 1 & 2 Sources: “Arthur Shawcross” by Biography.com Editors on Biography on October 3, 2023 (https://www.biography.com/crime-figure/arthur-shawcross) “Police Seek Link in Slaying of Prostitutes” by Craig Gordon in The Democrat & Chronicle on March 25, 1988 “Arthur Shawcross' apartment” on Oddspots (https://oddstops.com/location.php?id=202) “Police Identify Body of Woman” in The Democrat & Chronicle on October 29, 1989 “Arthur Shawcross” on Criminal Minds Wiki (https://criminalminds.fandom.com/wiki/Arthur_Shawcross) “Service Remembers Slain Women” by Jeff Wilkin and Vincent Taylor in The Democrat & Chronicle on November 21, 1989 “Police: suspect told them body was of his mistress” on UPI Archives on October 2, 1990 (https://www.upi.com/Archives/1990/10/02/Police-suspect-told-them-body-was-of-his-mistress/1204654840000/) “The Genesee River Killer” by Alyssa Jackson on Reporter on October 3, 2015 (https://reporter.rit.edu/5339/october-2015/the-genesee-river-killer/) “Profile of Serial Killer Arthur Shawcross” by Charles Montaldo on ThoughtCo. on July 3, 2019 (https://www.thoughtco.com/profile-of-serial-killer-arthur-shawcross-973145) “3rd Body Found in Genesee River Gorge area” by Diana L. Tomb The Democrat and Chronicle on November 12, 1989 “Arthur Shawcross, the Genessee River Strangler” by Katherine Ramsland on Crime Library (https://crimelibrary.org/serial_killers/predators/shawcross/innocents_3.html) “Police Identify Body of Woman” by Morning Briefing in The Democrat and Chronicle on October 29, 1989 “Murder At Home: The Genesee River Killer” on True Crime Mama on August 29, 2020 (https://truecrimemama.com/2020/08/29/murder-at-home-the-genesee-river-killer/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) “Police Seek Like in Slaying of Prostitutes” by Craig Gordon in The Democrat and Chronicle on March 25, 1988 “The Arthur Shawcross murder cases” by Rochester Unknown on The Democrat and Chronicle on June 15, 2017 (https://www.democratandchronicle.com/picture-gallery/news/2017/06/15/the-arthur-shawcross-murder-cases/102905020/) “After 18 Years, Victim’s Mother Receives Justice” by Michael Zeigler in The Democrat and Chronicle on December 14, 1990 World’s Most Evil Killers – Season 5, Episode 19: Arthur Shawcross: The Genesee River Killer (peacock) https://www.crimeandinvestigation.co.uk/crime-files/arthur-shawcross https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/107288521/frances-brown https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/174065326/dorothy_marie-blackburn https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/107335898/june-stotts https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/L4WT-89T/kimberly-logan-1959-1989 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Shawcross
Welcome to our 100th episode! For this special occasion we delve into a case in our hometown, discussing the background and atrocities committed by serial killer Arthur Shawcross, otherwise known as the Genesee River Killer. Part I we go over Arthur’s background to get a look into his upbringing and the petty crimes he committed. Some of the information is provided by Shawcross himself, however a lot of the tragic events he would describe were not able to be corroborated. He spent most of his childhood and early adult in the 1950s and 1960s in Watertown, NY, close to Fort Drum. Known as a violent loner, he dropped out of school and kept committing petty crimes, eventually being incarcerated for 3 years. This did little to subside his dark fantasies. In 1972, Shawcross took the lives of his first two victims in Watertown but only served 14 years behind bars for them. He moved to Rochester, NY and unleashed horrors on the cities’ vulnerable sex workers for 2 years before being caught, taking the lives of 11 women. Tune in for our 100th episode where we dive into the psyche of Arthur Shawcross, the Genesee River Killer.
Part 1 & 2 Sources: “Arthur Shawcross” by Biography.com Editors on Biography on October 3, 2023 (https://www.biography.com/crime-figure/arthur-shawcross) “Police Seek Link in Slaying of Prostitutes” by Craig Gordon in The Democrat & Chronicle on March 25, 1988 “Arthur Shawcross' apartment” on Oddspots (https://oddstops.com/location.php?id=202) “Police Identify Body of Woman” in The Democrat & Chronicle on October 29, 1989 “Arthur Shawcross” on Criminal Minds Wiki (https://criminalminds.fandom.com/wiki/Arthur_Shawcross) “Service Remembers Slain Women” by Jeff Wilkin and Vincent Taylor in The Democrat & Chronicle on November 21, 1989 “Police: suspect told them body was of his mistress” on UPI Archives on October 2, 1990 (https://www.upi.com/Archives/1990/10/02/Police-suspect-told-them-body-was-of-his-mistress/1204654840000/) “The Genesee River Killer” by Alyssa Jackson on Reporter on October 3, 2015 (https://reporter.rit.edu/5339/october-2015/the-genesee-river-killer/) “Profile of Serial Killer Arthur Shawcross” by Charles Montaldo on ThoughtCo. on July 3, 2019 (https://www.thoughtco.com/profile-of-serial-killer-arthur-shawcross-973145) “3rd Body Found in Genesee River Gorge area” by Diana L. Tomb The Democrat and Chronicle on November 12, 1989 “Arthur Shawcross, the Genessee River Strangler” by Katherine Ramsland on Crime Library (https://crimelibrary.org/serial_killers/predators/shawcross/innocents_3.html) “Police Identify Body of Woman” by Morning Briefing in The Democrat and Chronicle on October 29, 1989 “Murder At Home: The Genesee River Killer” on True Crime Mama on August 29, 2020 (https://truecrimemama.com/2020/08/29/murder-at-home-the-genesee-river-killer/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) “Police Seek Like in Slaying of Prostitutes” by Craig Gordon in The Democrat and Chronicle on March 25, 1988 “The Arthur Shawcross murder cases” by Rochester Unknown on The Democrat and Chronicle on June 15, 2017 (https://www.democratandchronicle.com/picture-gallery/news/2017/06/15/the-arthur-shawcross-murder-cases/102905020/) “After 18 Years, Victim’s Mother Receives Justice” by Michael Zeigler in The Democrat and Chronicle on December 14, 1990 World’s Most Evil Killers – Season 5, Episode 19: Arthur Shawcross: The Genesee River Killer (peacock) https://www.crimeandinvestigation.co.uk/crime-files/arthur-shawcross https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/107288521/frances-brown https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/174065326/dorothy_marie-blackburn https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/107335898/june-stotts https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/L4WT-89T/kimberly-logan-1959-1989 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Shawcross
It was a warm summer day, August 8th, 1995, when 16-year-old Kelley Gaffield left her home in the quiet Village of Webster, New York, to meet up with friends. But Kelley never came back. And she was never seen alive again. In the days and weeks that followed, the Webster Police Department received more than 400 tips. Officers chased down every possible lead. Still, nothing. No sign of Kelley. No clues. Just silence. Then, on October 22nd more than two months later a hunter walking through the woods behind Phillips Village Apartments, where Kelley lived, made a horrifying discovery. A body. It was badly decomposed. So much so that investigators could only confirm the identity through dental records. It was Kelley. For 30 years, her murder has remained unsolved. No arrests. No solid suspects. No justice. Was it someone from the neighborhood? Someone she knew? Or was it a stranger just passing through who took her life and vanished? Today, Kelley's family still waits for answers. For closure. For justice. This is more than a cold case it’s a haunting reminder that evil doesn’t just lurk in big cities or dark alleys. Sometimes, it hides in quiet suburbs and familiar streets. Webster Police Department Sources: Democrat and Chronicle – Kelly A. Gaffield – Obituary – October 26, 1995 Democrat and Chronicle – Girl, 16, likely died soon after she was last seen – Amy Mayron – May 18, 1996 Democrat and Chronicle – Ceremony offers time to remember Kelley Gaffield – October 20, 1996 Democrat and Chronicle – Who Murdered Kelley Garfield – August 9, 1997 Democrat and Chronicle – Walk will recall slaying victim – August 5, 1999 Democrat and Chronicle – Grim pilgrimage may shed light – Jefferey Blackwell – August 7, 1998 13WHAM – Webster murder still cold 25 years later – Dan Schrack – August 8, 2020 - Webster murder still cold 25-years later Fox Rochester – Crime Stoppers: Kelley Gaffield’s unsolved death – July 22, 2025 - Crime Stoppers: Kelley Gaffield's unsolved death News10 – Webster murder remains a mystery 30 years later – Mariella Santiago – August 8, 2025 - Webster murder remains a mystery 30 years later - WHEC.com Rochester First – Webster police, mother seek answers 30 years after teen’s death – Gio Battaglia – August 10, 2025 - Webster police, mother seek answers 30 years after teen’s death Webster NY – Criminal Investigations Section – CIS – Suspicious Death - Criminal Investigations Section (CIS) | Webster, NY - Official Website YouTube – Inside the Evidence: Kelley Gaffield - Inside the Evidence: Kelley Gaffield YouTube – Family searches for answers as 30-year cold case in death of Webster teen remains unsolved - Family searches for answers as 30-year cold case in death of Webster teen remains unsolved YouTube – Kelley Gaffield’s mom discusses her daughters disappearance - Kelley Gaffield's mom discusses her daughter's disappearance Wikipedia – Webster, New York - Webster, New York - Wikipedia
Dickinson, North Dakota was once a quiet small town, sitting just 50 miles east of the Badlands until the oil boom in the 1960s. The rise in economic prosperity brought a significant transient population to Dickinson, which was mainly used as a rest stop for those seeking their fortune in the oil business. The Swanson Motel was the main area of rest, with affordable rooms to rent on a weekly basis, rather than daily. The oil boom lasted to the 1980s, bringing not only economic success but also crime with the near tripling in population numbers. In November 1981, the Swanson Motel became the scene of a brutal double homicide of a middle-aged woman Priscilla Dinkel and her granddaughter, Danelle Lietz. With no clear suspects in the small community, detectives kept running into dead ends, causing the case to remain cold for close to a decade. When a determined detective used the newly invented FBI behavioral analysis profile made for the killer, a suspect finally emerged. The man aligned with the profile almost perfectly. Unfortunately, Justice would never truly be served. Do you believe the Dickinson police caught the right man?
Sources: “Swanson Motel Murders” on the Dickinson Police Department website (https://www.dickinsongov.com/police/page/swanson-motel-murders) https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/136354938/priscilla-i_-dinkel “Deaths” Priscilla Dinkel and Danielle Lietz” in The Bismarck Tribune on November 18, 1981 “Dickinson Murders Being Probed” in The Bismarck Tribune on November 17, 1981 https://www2.census.gov/library/publications/decennial/1960/population-volume-1/vol-01-01-g.pdf “Slain Girl Had been Molested” in The Forum on November 18, 1981 “Arrest Made in Dickinson Murders” by Steve Robbins and Kathleen Donahue in The Bismarck Tribune on March 2, 1991 “Relative says she Suspected Reager in Dickinson Slaying” by Associated Press in The Grand Forks Herald on April 7, 1991 “Man Accused in Dickinson Deaths Described as Gentleman and Liar” in The Forum on March 22, 1991 “’We got the Right Man’ Prosecutor says” in The Bismarck Tribune on June 19, 1992 “The Taxi” on Almost Unsolved Season 1, Episode 4 on TUBI
Disappearing is terrifying. But disappearing at sea? That takes fear to an entirely different level. You're surrounded by nothing but endless open water. You're on a massive cruise ship isolated, contained and yet somehow, you're just... gone. No trace. No explanation. That’s exactly what happened to Amy Lynn Bradley in March of 1998. At just 23 years old, Amy was on a family vacation aboard the Rhapsody of the Seas, a Royal Caribbean cruise liner. After a night of dancing and celebration with her brother, Amy vanished. She stepped into the warm Caribbean night and was never seen again. In the decades since, her disappearance has become one of the most baffling and haunting maritime mysteries in modern history. This is a story full of twists, questions, and heartbreak. And we will be diving into Amy’s life, her disappearance, the investigation, the theories that have come about over the years and even errors people believe that those involved initially had made If you’re familiar with this story, let us know what you think happened in the comments. Was Amy trying to start over — living freely somewhere in the Caribbean? Or was she taken — pulled into a world far darker than anyone could have imagined?
SOURCES: Netflix – Amy Bradley is Missing – Episodes 1-3 Wikipedia – Disappearance of Amy Bradley - Disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley - Wikipedia The Roanoke Times – Family turns to Internet in search for daughter – March 31, 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch – Missing woman’s family sets up fund – April 20, 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch – Disappearance to be on ‘Most Wanted’ – Jon Pope – April 24, 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch – Legal Notices – March 7, 1999 The Free Lance-Star – Overboard or overlooked? – Norman Serphos – March 27, 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch – Judge revokes man’s bond – Tom Campbell – June 20, 2002 The Northside Sun – Slave trade makes the Caribbean islands a dangerous place – Dan Hanchey – October 20, 2005 Evening Herald – Fifteen passengers vanish from cruise ships in two years – Caroline Crawford - January 6, 2006 Designertale – Caribbean IP Activity Sparks New Hope in Amy Bradley Disappearance Case – Anusree – August 1, 2025 - Caribbean IP Activity Sparks New Hope in Amy Bradley Disappearance Case - Designertale LADBible – Amy Bradley’s brother finally reveals why family declared her dead despite thinking she’s alive – Michael Slavin – August 7, 2025 - Amy Bradley's family reveal why she was declared dead despite thinking she's alive UNILAD – Surprising twist in Amy Bradley case as Kim Kardashian ‘wants to solve it’ – Ellie Kemp – August 15, 2025 - Amy Bradley case given boost as Kim Kardashian 'wants to solve it' The Mirror US – Amy Bradley’s brother vows never to cruise again and says others ‘wouldn’t if they knew why’ – Ayaan Ali – August 16, 2025 - Amy Bradley’s brother vows never to cruise again and says others ‘wouldn’t if they knew why’ The Mirror US – Major Amy Bradley decision that ‘prevented’ a proper search for missing person – Scarlett O’Toole – August 16, 2025 - Major Amy Bradley decision that 'prevented' a proper search for missing person Fox News – Brother of woman who vanished from cruise 27 years ago reveals critical third witness – Peter D’Abrosca – August 16, 2025 - Brother of woman who vanished from cruise 27 years ago reveals critical third witness Wikipedia – Curacao - Curaçao - Wikipedia Wikipedia – Amateur Radio Operator - Amateur radio operator - Wikipedia
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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