Growing up in Michigan has afforded me a lot of connection to nature - the beaches and their lakes, rivers, sand dunes, and incredibly expansive forests. The forests, however, have historically given me the creeps. Any time I’ve ever spent in forests - hiking, camping, even walking in my backyard - has normally ended with …
Month: February 2020
The Unsolved: Hazel Drew
I just want to start off by saying that this is just a cursory glance at the Hazel Drew story and its connection to Twin Peaks. If this post piques your interest, I highly suggest reading Who Killed Hazel Drew? by Ron Hughes and hazeldrew.com for more in-depth details. The Murder and Discovery …
Legend Has It: Stull Cemetery
Stull is a sleepy little town about 12 miles outside of Lawrence, Kansas. Calling it a town might even be generous. If you’ve ever heard of Stull, it’s likely only due to the urban legend tied to its Cemetery. According to the tall tale, the Devil comes to visit. The …
The Mysterious: The Watcher House
The Family and the House The Broaddus Family had bought their dream home in 2014. The family - Derek, Maria, and their two children - were looking forward to moving into the new six-bedroom abode, but were patiently awaiting construction to finish. The construction was simple, spruce-up things. The family …
Resolved: The Lime Lady
I was preparing a different post for this week, but some incredible news has come up and I need to shout it from the rooftops. The DNA Doe Project has done it again! Nearly forty years after her unidentified body was found shot to death in Oklahoma, the so-called “Lime …
