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 America today, more than 200,000 cold cases sit unsolved—each one a story without an ending. Every year, around 5,000 new names are added to that growing list. Behind every case is a family—grieving, waiting, and hoping for answers that never seem to come. For many, justice feels like a distant dream. That was the reality for the family and friends of Mary Catherine Edwards. To those who knew her, she was simply Catherine—a vibrant, kind-hearted woman with a magnetic smile and a soul built for teaching. At 33 years old, she had just begun her dream job as a second-grade teacher in Beaumont, Texas. Her classroom quickly became a sanctuary for kids facing chaos in their own lives. To them, Catherine was more than a teacher—she was hope. But in January of 1995, everything changed. On a quiet Saturday afternoon, Catherine was found brutally murdered in the bathroom of her townhouse. The news shook the community to its core. Who would want to hurt someone like her? There were no immediate answers. No suspects. No justice. And so, her case—like so many others—went cold. For 26 long years, those who loved Catherine lived in the shadow of the unknown. Everyone haunted by the silence. But sometimes, silence doesn't last forever. Thanks to advances in DNA technology and the relentless efforts of determined investigators, the truth finally came to light. In 2024, Catherine’s killer was identified and brought before a court—closing a chapter that began nearly three decades earlier. This is a story that reminds us that even the kindest souls can be touched by darkness—and that evil can hide in the most unexpected places.
Sources: Law & Crime – Man Allegedly Refused to Leave Jail Cell for Extradition Hearing in ‘Terrible’ 1995 Cold Case Murder of Teacher – Alberto Luperon and Colin Kalmbacher – May 9, 2021 - https://lawandcrime.com/crime/man-allegedly-refused-to-leave-jail-cell-for-extradition-hearing-in-terrible-1995-cold-case-murder-of-teacher/ TheCinemaholic – Clayton Foreman: Where is the Killer Now? – Naman Shrestha – November 9, 2024 - https://thecinemaholic.com/clayton-foreman/ 48 Hours Abilene Reporter-News – Beaumont teacher drowned in bathtub – January 17, 1995 CBS News – Unexpected twist in Texas cold case murder probe: Victim was a bridesmaids in Killer’s wedding – Natalie Morales – November 12, 2024 - Unexpected twist in Texas cold case murder probe: Victim was a bridesmaid in killer's wedding - CBS News MSN – Inside the Shocking Killing of Former Bridesmaid Found Handcuffed in Bathtub Years Before Groom’s Arrest - Samira Asma-Sadeque – November 6, 2025 - Inside the Shocking Killing of Former Bridesmaid Found Handcuffed in Bathtub Years Before Groom's Arrest 12NewsNow – Day 7 Jury finds man guilty in trial for 1995 cold-case murder of Beaumont Teacher – Jordan Williams – March 20, 2024 - Day 7 | Man found guilty in 1995 death of Beaumont teacher | 12newsnow.com Texas Department of Criminal Justice - Texas Department of Criminal Justice Inmate Search
Massillon is a small city in northeast Ohio, steeped in tradition and pride. Known as the "City of Champions," its historic streets, close-knit community, and legendary high school football culture make it feel like the kind of place where everyone knows your name. It was here that 25-year-old Nick Stein came looking for a fresh start—to support his family and build a better future. But in February 2017, Nick vanished without a trace. His phone, social media, and bank accounts activity all stopped suddenly. As investigators dug deeper, attention turned to the people he was living with—three roommates: Kristin, Bryan, and Carl. Bryan had brought Nick to town with the promise of work, but the stories the roommates told didn’t add up. They were evasive, inconsistent, and clearly hiding something. For nearly a year, the case went cold—with investigators following every lead that came in - until one of the roommates, facing prison on unrelated charges, finally talked. What they revealed would unravel a chilling tale of betrayal, violence, and a cover-up buried deep beneath the surface of this quiet Ohio town.
Sources: ”Cemented in Fear” on How (Not) to Get Rid of a Body, Season 1, Episode 1 on Discovery+ ”Massillon man was bound and beaten before slaying” by Dave Sereno on CantonRep.com – The Repository on November 14, 2018 (https://www.cantonrep.com/story/news/courts/2018/11/14/massillon-man-was-bound-beaten/8376607007/) “Murder Suspect Sentenced to Prison in Unrelated Case” by Samantha Ickes in The Akron Beacon Journal on June 9, 2018 “Man charged with murder after body found buried in cement in Massillon backyard” by The Associated Press on WKYC Studios on February 5, 2018 (https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/local/stark-county/massillon-man-charged-with-murder-after-body-found-buried-in-cement-in-backyard/95-514930205) “Massillon Woman Pleads Guilty in Buried Body Case” by Samantha Ickes in The Akron Beacon Journal on October 11, 2018 “Woman pleads guilty in connection with Wadsworth man’s death” by Emily Channing-Dean on The Wadsworth Post (https://edition.pagesuite.com/popovers/article_popover.aspx?guid=13f93299-a074-455a-ab00-e2fb1b7550fa) ”Body Fund in Concrete Leads to Murder Case” by Massillon (AP) in The Bryan Times on February 6, 2018 “Love Triangle Gone Wrong: Ohio Man Accused of Killing Friend's Lover, Encasing Body in Concrete” by Chris Harris on PEOPLE on February 7, 2018 (https://people.com/crime/love-triangle-ohio-man-allegedly-killed-friends-lover/) “Officials Identify Body Found in Yard” in The Springfield News-Sun on February 18, 2018 “Man charged in connection with body found buried behind Massillon home” by Drew Scofield on News 5 Cleveland on February 5, 2018 (https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/oh-stark/man-charged-in-connection-with-body-found-buried-behind-massillon-home)
Christie Holt and Marcus Garvin grew up in a little town called Homecroft, Indiana. Christie was raised with four siblings, but at just 12 years old she was forced out of her family home. She found shelter with her aunt and cousins. Marcus, on the other hand, was brought up by his grandparents. Their paths crossed at Perry Township High School. Christie was 16, and in Marcus, she found something she hadn't experienced before: a sense of being seen. For someone who had always felt like she didn’t quite belong, Marcus felt like home. Their connection was intense, immediate. Young love blossomed quickly, and the two became inseparable. But while their romance started with tenderness, the years that followed would tell a different story. After graduation, the warmth Marcus once showed began to shift. He grew possessive, jealous—convinced Christie was being unfaithful, though there was no reason to believe it. Slowly, his love became control. His affection turned to accusations. Friends and family saw the signs and tried to pull Christie away, but she had become isolated. She clung to the belief that no one understood Marcus the way she did. She searched tirelessly for the good in him, even as the darkness grew.Then came July 2021, where within the wooded area to the rear of the motel a body was discovered. The story that began with young love in a quiet Indiana town had ended in tragedy. What happened in those final days? Had Marcus’s obsession finally turned fatal? National Domestic Violence Hotline Sources: Law & Crime – ‘She deserved it’: Man fatally stabs ex-girlfriend 51 times after he caught her making fun of him with her new boyfriend – Jason Kandel – June 6, 2023 - Marcus Garvin admitted to fatally stabbing Christie Holt American Monster – Season 12, Episode 6 – Love is Deaf Fox59 – Man pleads guilty to brutally murdering girlfriend while on GPS monitoring – Matt Christie – June 6, 2023 - Man pleads guilty to murdering girlfriend while on GPS monitoring Fox59 – Parents feel betrayed after daughter’s murderer accepts plea deal with 45-year sentence – Steve Brown – June 22, 2023 - Christie Holt parents unhappy with Marcus Garvin plea deal Find a Grave – Christie Lynn Chase Holt - Christie Lynn Chase Holt (1991-2021) - Find a Grave Memorial A Woman’s Place – Domestic Violence - Facts & Statistics - A WOMAN'S PLACE Wikipedia – Homecroft, Indiana - Homecroft, Indiana - Wikipedia The Cinemaholic – Christie Holt Murder: Where is Marcus Garvin Now? – Shivangi Sinha – July 20, 2024 - Christie Holt parents unhappy with Marcus Garvin plea deal
With a population slightly over 2000, Chuluota, FL offers a peaceful lifestyle with close-knit community vibes. Just a short 30 minute drive from Orlando, residents of Chuluota enjoy the quiet environment, minimal traffic, and low crime rate making it an ideal family-friendly location. Margaret and Chad Amato chose Chuluota to raise their 3 sons: Jason, Cody and Grant. A seemingly picture perfect family would prove otherwise on a fateful day. In January 2019, authorities discovered the bodies of Chad, Margaret, and Cody Amato. Suspicion quickly fell on the other member of the family living in the home, who had not been located: Grant. Grant had had recently been kicked out of the house after stealing money from family members and being sent to rehab to deal with an obsession and his depression. After an intense interview, Grant maintained his innocence, even though the circumstantial evidence was overwhelming. Despite the lack of physical evidence, authorities arrested Grant for the triple homicide and took him to trial. This case proves obsessions can turn to madness, making even the most unsuspecting people commit brutal acts of violence.
Sources: “Did Amato try to Pin Killings on Kin?” by Michael Williams in The Orlando Sentinel on July 24, 2019 “Grant Amato Murdered His Family for a Webcam Model He Never Met” by Sarah Kuta on A&E True Crime Blog on October 19, 2021 (https://www.aetv.com/real-crime/amato-family-murders) “Deputies: Man Killed Family over Money Sent to ‘Call Girl’” by Sara Nealeigh in The Bradenton Herald on January 30, 2019 “Grant Amato found guilty of killing mother, father and brother” by ClickOrlando.com Staff on ClickOrlando on August 1, 2019 (https://www.clickorlando.com/news/2019/08/01/grant-amato-found-guilty-of-killing-mother-father-and-brother/) “Man arrested for killing family, stealing $210K to send to woman he met on porn site” by Associated Press on NBC News on January 29, 2019 (https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/man-arrested-killing-family-stealing-210k-send-woman-he-met-n963901) “Prosecutors to Seek Death Penalty for Chuluota Man” by Michael Williams in The Orlando Sentinel on February 15, 2019 “Where Is Grant Amato Now? All About the Convicted Murderer at the Center of Ctrl+Alt+Desire” by Jessica Sager on People Entertainment on April 16, 2024 (https://people.com/where-is-grant-amato-now-8634157) “Victims In Chuluota Triple Homicide ID'd; Person of Interest Released” by Spectrum News Staff on Spectrum News 13 on January 27, 2019 (https://mynews13.com/fl/orlando/crime/2019/01/27/victims-in-chuluota-triple-homicide-idd-person-of-interest-released) “Man who Killed Seminole County Family Accused in Hitman Plot to Murder Reality TV star” by Senait Gebregiorgis on Wesh 2 News on March 13, 2025 (https://www.wesh.com/article/seminole-county-man-hitman-plot-to-murder-tv-star/64178214) “Crime Scene Analysts Testify” by Michael Williams in The Orlando Sentinel on July 25, 2019 “Grant Amato Found Guilty of Murdering Parents, Brother” by Asher Wildman on Spectrum News 13 on July 31, 2019 (https://mynews13.com/fl/orlando/news/2019/07/31/grant-amato-reverses-course--decides-not-to-testify-as-defense-rests) “Grant Amato gets life for killing parents, brother over Bulgarian webcam model” by Jeff Weiner on The Ledger on August 12, 2019 (https://www.theledger.com/story/news/crime/2019/08/13/grant-amato-gets-life-for-killing-parents-brother-over-bulgarian-webcam-model/4411093007/) “Murder and the Sex Cam Model” on Killer Cases season 2 episode 2 on HULU
For this episode we discuss the horror that took place in Edgewater Florida in March of 1991. Norman and Virginia Larzelere seemingly had it all, beautiful kids, the big house, the yachts, the successful dentistry practice. But we all know that appearances aren’t what they seem. Behind the doors of their perfect home, something sinister was festering. Would it be greed that would cause the evil that unfolded that day in March of 1991 at an unsuspecting dental office or would it be something even darker? Sources: AMC+ - It Shouldn’t have Happened Here: Season 1, Episode 14 Orlando Sentinel – Murky past shadows slain dentist’s wife – Pat LaMee – May 27, 1991 Orlando Sentinel – Biological father defends son – Pat LaMee – May 27, 1991 The Orlando Sentinel – Larzelere insured to the hilt – Sean Somerville – February 7, 1992 The Orlando Sentinel – Larzelere kids divide $800,000 – Pat LaMee – October 31, 1992 The Orlando Sentinel – Larzelere’s lawyers bash Edgewater police probe – Sean Somerville – February 20, 1992 The Orlando Sentinel – Dental assistant: Killer resembled Jason – Sean Somerville – August 27, 1992 The Orlando Sentinel – Pat LaMee – June 16, 1994 – Settlement ends Larzelere Civil Trial The Orlando Sentinel – Murder in Edgewater – 2 held in Larzelere killing – June 30, 1991 Wikipedia – Edgewater, Volusia County, Florida - Edgewater, Volusia County, Florida - Wikipedia The Cinemaholic – Virginia Larzelere Now: Where is Norman Larzelere’s Killer Today? – Viswa Vanapalli – June 11, 2022 - Virginia Larzelere Now: Where is Norman Larzelere's Killer Today? Update
Darke County, Ohio, is a quiet patch of the Midwest—where over 51,000 residents enjoy a slower pace of life. Life there is simple, tight-knit, and steeped in community spirit. At the heart of that community were Jack and Linda Myers. Married for seven years, both had come from previous marriages, blending their families into one loving unit. Linda’s adult three children and Jack’s son meshed like pieces of a puzzle. Together, they lived on a 40-acre farm, where family cookouts and lazy afternoons were the norm. Jack and Linda were the anchors—steady, kind, and generous. But in 2003, the serenity of that small-town life was shattered. One March morning, the Myer’s four-year-old great-grandson arrived at preschool alone—his clothes soaked in blood. When deputies arrived at the Myers farm, they were met with a violent scene. Everyone wondered who could do this? And why? The couple was loved in the area. With leads scarce, fear spread. Then came a tip from a family friend and suddenly, the investigation turned toward the unlikeliest of suspects, someone no one would have imagined. This story reminds us that even in the most peaceful places, darkness can hide in plain sight—and that the greatest betrayals sometimes come from those closest to us.
Sources: “Suspect to be Arraigned in Two Murders” in The Sidney Daily News on March 31, 2003 “Jack and Linda Myers were shot by an intruder while they slept. A long list of suspects was quickly narrowed down to the likeliest, but investigators lacked evidence, at least initially” on Forensic Files on July 25, 2008 (https://www.forensicfilesfiles.com/gregg-myers-shotgun-murder-of-jack-linda-myers.php) “Suspect Held in Darke Double Homicide” by Wes Hills in The Dayton Daily News on March 31, 2003 “Little Boy Claims His Grandpa And Grandma ‘Melted' — What Happened To The Myers' Family?” by Joe Dziemianowicz on Oxygen True Crime on September 12, 2021 (https://www.oxygen.com/in-ice-cold-blood/crime-news/gregg-myers-killed-his-dad-stepmom-to-inherit-ohio-farm) “Linda Myers’ Grandson Aids Investigation” by Linda Moody in The Troy Daily News on April 1, 2003 “Jack and Linda Myers: Killed for the Farm” by Rebecca Reisner on Forensic Files Now on July 12, 2019 (https://forensicfilesnow.com/index.php/2019/07/12/jack-and-linda-myers-killed-for-the-farm/) “Victims’ Kin Sure Killer will be Found” by Ben Sutherly in The Dayton Daily News on March 29, 2003 “The Green Monster” on American Monster on Discovery+ 2017 ”In the Bag” on Forensic Files; Season 12, Episode 20 on Amazon Prime
Hello everyone and welcome to our third bonus episode. This episode we discuss the murder for hire plot against Ghost Adventures star, Aaron Goodwin. To everyone that knew them it seemed like Aaron and his wife Victoria had a happy and loving marriage. But we all know that appearances can be deceiving. While filming for the new season of Ghost Adventures, Aaron was blissfully unaware of the evil plan that his wife, Victoria had for him. After building a pen pal relationship with a man currently incarcerated in Florida for murder, Victoria decided that she wasn’t going to divorce Aaron, she was going to make sure that he no longer existed. Tune in to hear what we know now.
Sources: MSN – ‘Ghost Adventures’ star Aaron Goodwin’s wife pleads guilty to conspiracy to murder charge – Christina Dugan Ramirez – April 16, 2025 - 'Ghost Adventures' star Aaron Goodwin's wife pleads guilty to conspiracy to murder charge People – Who is Aaron Goodwin’s Estranged Wife? What to know about Victoria Goodwin and her alleged plot to murder the Ghost Adventures Star – Emily Blackwood – April 16, 2025 - Who Is Aaron Goodwin's Estranged Wife? What to Know About Victoria Goodwin Law and Crime – ‘Am I a bad person?’: Soon-to-be ex-wife of ‘Ghost Adventures’ star pleads guilty to murder-for-hire plot – Jamie Frevele – April 16, 2025 - ‘Am I a bad person?’: Soon-to-be ex-wife of ‘Ghost Adventures’ star pleads guilty to murder-for-hire plot New York Post – ‘Ghost Adventures’ star Aaron Goodwin’s wife pleads guilty to plotting his murder – Isabel Keane – April 16, 2025 - ‘Ghost Adventures’ star Aaron Goodwin’s wife pleads guilty to plotting his murder CourtTV – Wife of ‘Ghost Adventures’ star faces reduced charges in alleged plot – Ivy Brown – April 10, 2025 - Wife of ‘Ghost Adventures’ star faces reduced charges in alleged plot
From the moment a child is born, a mother’s life changes forever. She gives her love freely, her time unconditionally, and her wisdom piece by piece, hoping to raise a kind soul. She teaches right from wrong, instills values, and dreams of the day her child will walk confidently into the world — carrying a bit of her heart with them. And when they finally leave the nest, every mother hopes she’s done enough. That her child will thrive, find happiness, and maybe one day return — not in need, but in love. To visit. To care. To give back. Margaret Craig believed in that dream. At 71, she had spent a lifetime working hard, raising her family, giving all she had. She looked forward to quiet days, warm memories, and the comfort of being surrounded by those she loved. What she never imagined… was that one of them would turn on her. And as horrifying as that is… what came next was even darker.
Sources: NBC Washington – Maryland woman found guilty of murdering, dismembering her mother with chainsaw – Maggie More and Darcy Spencer – November 2, 2024 - Maryland woman found guilty of murdering, dismembering her mother with chainsaw – NBC4 Washington NBC Washington – Woman’s daughter, granddaughter accused of her murder, dismembering remains with a chainsaw in Landover – Darcy Spencer – June 5, 2023 - Police: woman’s daughter, granddaughter killed, dismembered her – NBC4 Washington CBS News – Mother and daughter charged after 71 year-old grandmother allegedly killed at home – Emily Mae Czachor – June 5, 2023 - Mother and daughter charged after 71-year-old grandmother allegedly killed at home - CBS News Law & Crime – Mother tried cooking chicken to cover up smell of grandma’s murdered body, daughter testifies – October 31, 2024 – Jason Kandel - Mom tried to cook chicken to cover up murder scent: Daughter WTOP News – Relatives describe what they saw in home of MD. Mother, whose daughter is on trial in her killing, dismemberment – John Domen – October 24, 2024 - Relatives describe what they saw in home of Md. mother, whose daughter is on trial in her killing, dismemberment - WTOP News Law & Crime – ‘Cruel and criminal’: Mother and daughter charged after grandmother found decomposing in her own basement – Colin Kalmbacher – June 5, 2023 - Candace Craig, Salia Hardy charged in Margaret Craig's death NY Daily News – Woman who killed, dismembered and grilled mom gets life sentence – February 20, 2025 – Muri Assuncao - Woman who killed, dismembered and grilled mom gets life sentence CrimeOnline – Daughter who dismembered, cooked mother on charcoal grill learns fate – November 2, 2024 – Shanon Quaranta - Daughter Who Dismembered, Cooked Mother on Charcoal Grill Learns Fate – Crime Online
Stretching across 22% of the state of New Jersey, the Pine Barrens is a vast reserve of wilderness. If you’re from New Jersey, you’ve likely heard the stories this Jersey Devil, said to stalk the Pine Barrens for nearly three centuries. Part bat, part beast, and all terror, it’s a tale that begins as early as 1735. The legend tells of a woman, giving birth to a child which then turned into a grotesque monster, with features such as bat like wings, claws for hands and deer-like antlers. Throughout the 1800s, sightings trickled in — farmers finding mutilated livestock, travelers glimpsing a flying creature, hunters hearing unidentifiable screeches through the trees. But it was January of 1909 that shook the region. For six straight days, panic gripped New Jersey as thousands reported encounters with this beastly creature, including Police officers. Even now, the legend is alive with people still reporting sightings of the Jersey Devil. So, is the Jersey Devil real? Or is it just a tale twisted through generations — folklore born of fear and kept alive by the darkness in the trees?
Sources: “Jersey Devil - Fact or Fiction?” on Atlantic County New Jersey (https://www.atlanticcountynj.gov/government/government-information/history-of-atlantic-county/jersey-devil-fact-or-fiction) “Jersey Devil” on State of New Jersey: Pinelands Commission (https://www.nj.gov/pinelands/infor/educational/facts/jerseydevil.shtml) “The Jersey Devil and Folklore” on Pinelands Preservation Alliance (https://pinelandsalliance.org/learn-about-the-pinelands/pinelands-history-and-culture/the-jersey-devil-and-folklore/) “The Jersey Devil” by Mark and Mark on Weird N.J.: Your Travel Guide to New Jersey's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets on January 15, 2024 (https://weirdnj.com/stories/jersey-devil/) “Daniel Leeds (1651-1720) & Japheth Leeds (1682-1748)” on Hossier Kin (https://www.hoosierkin.com/blog/leedsjerseydevil) https://www.nps.gov/pine/index.htm#:~:text=This%20is%20truly%20a%20special,of%20farms%2C%20forests%20and%20wetlands “What Can We Learn from the Pine Barrens?” by Horticulture on Madison Square Park Conservancy on October 6, 2021 (https://madisonsquarepark.org/community/news/2021/10/what-can-we-learn-from-the-pine-barrens/) “Daniel Leeds: The Real Jersey Devil” by Daniel Nadel on Owlcation on March 11, 2025 (https://owlcation.com/social-sciences/Daniel-Leeds-The-Real-Jersey-Devil) “1909: The devil went down to Jersey” by Jon Blackwell in The Trentonian (https://www.capitalcentury.com/1909.html)
It was supposed to be the trip of a lifetime. In the summer of 2014, 28-year-old Lars Mittank left Germany for the very first time. He and five of his closest friends were headed to the sun-soaked beaches of Varna, Bulgaria — to the stunning Golden Sands Resort. Days were spent lounging by the Black Sea. Nights turned electric with music, drinks, and stories. But one night, everything changed. Lars got into a heated argument with a group of men at a bar. Nothing physical — just words. But later that same night, he was attacked. No one knows for sure if it was the same men, but Lars walked away with a ruptured eardrum. He was supposed to fly home the next morning but doctors at a local clinic advised him not to board the plane. Flying could make the injury worse. So Lars made a decision: he’d stay behind alone for a few more days while he healed. That’s when things took a darker turn. Just hours after his friends flew back to Germany, Lars called his mother. His voice trembled. He said people were after him — that he was being followed, and they were getting closer. Paranoia seemed to grip him out of nowhere. And then… he vanished. Lars Mittank was last seen on CCTV, sprinting out of Varna Airport. He ran out of frame — and out of the lives of everyone who knew him. He has never been seen since. Join us as we unravel the mystery of the man who disappeared without a trace — in a foreign land, under mysterious circumstances — and has remained missing for over a decade. Facebook - Find Lars Mittank Sources: Wikipedia – Disappearance of Lars Mittank - Disappearance of Lars Mittank - Wikipedia Missing People CCTV Footage – Missing People CCTV Footage: Lars Mittank (UPDATED) -Missing People CCTV Footage: Lars Mittank (UPDATED) LadBible – Horrific theory about what happened to man who ran out of airport without belongings and disappeared forever – Brenna Cooper – September 7, 2024 - Horrific theory about what happened to man who ran out of airport without belongings and disappeared forever Wikipedia – Varna, Bulgaria - Varna, Bulgaria - Wikipedia All that’s interesting – What happened to Lars Mittank, the German Tourist who vanished near a Bulgarian Airport? – Tim Brinkhof and Jaclyn Anglis – March 11, 2022 - The Disappearance Of Lars Mittank And The Haunting Story Behind It Mayo Clinic – Ruptured eardrum - Ruptured eardrum (perforated eardrum) - Symptoms & causes - Mayo Clinic Mayo Clinic – Cefprozil - Cefprozil (oral route) - Mayo Clinic YouTube – Varna Vanishing: The Unsolved Disappearance of Lars Mittank – Cold Case Detective - Varna Vanishing: The Unsolved Disappearance of Lars Mittank | True Crime Documentary YouTube – Disturbing Footage NO ONE can explain – The Lars Mittank Story – Mr. Ballen - Disturbing footage NO ONE can explain | The Lars Mittank Story
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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