This week Carrie tells us some real ghost encounters that will leave sceptic second guessing their beliefs.

We are back this week with another Disney tale!

Every little girl loves Disney princesses, each one give every girl a new view of the world around them and new dreams to strive for but do we know what inspired these princesses?

This week we talk about none other than Cinderella. In this dark tale there is no Gus Gus, no fairy godmother. This tale is instead dark and morbid.

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This week we dive into a spooky season favorite to learn its origins. The subject of this weeks spooky episode came out of Maryland in 1890 and was inspired by spiritualism. Carrie tells us where it came from, how it became named and how it became what it is today.

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This week we have a second round of spooky games to play or not play. Carrie tells us about 13 more games and these ones you may want to think twice about participating in.

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This week we cover another unsolved case. Carrie discusses an unsolved disappearance of a mother and her young son. This case will be unsolved for 28 years on November 16th, nearly 3 decades with no answers to what happened to this mother and her son or at the very least where they went.

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This week Carrie tells us about 7 spooky games to play and we have a new guest to hear this games with you.

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The loss of a loved one is hard for anyone, but the loss of a loved one at the hands of someone else is unbearable. This is something so many of us, including Carrie, can unfortunately understand, but imagine having your loved one taken from you at the hands of someone else to never know who is responsible, to never have justice, and to never have your questions answered.

That has been the lives of the parents, siblings, families, and friends of Latisha Lambert and Christopher Shinn for 17 years. On this weeks episode, we discuss the case of two young adults who were found shot to death on a rural road. Investigators had a prime suspect, and other persons of interest but no hard evidence leads to no arrest. Following an episode of The Steve Wilkos show, everyone was left with more questions than answers.

After 17 years will either victim ever see justice, and with their families ever get the answers they want and deserve?

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