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Slaying Monsters is a supernatural history podcast featuring deep dives into cryptids, the paranormal and the unexplained. Our goal is to bridge the gap between the skeptics and the believers.

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Episode 100: The Mothman Prophecies Part 1 (opens the original)

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    On a cold December day in 1967, a suspension bridge in West Virginia collapsed. The accident happened at rush hour, plunging automobiles into the chilly Ohio river. In the years that followed the tragedy, strange stories began to emerge. Some residents claimed that they had seen a bizarre, winged creature on the nights leading up to the collapse. Described as a huge, flying animal with glowing red eyes, this creature was quickly linked to the ill-fated bridge, and the deaths of nearly fifty moto

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Episode 99: The Ghost Fleet of Chuuk Lagoon (opens the original)

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    We’ve talked about haunted locations before, from the Winchester Mystery House to Bhangarh Fort and the grandaddy of them all, the Amityville House. But today’s topic is not just one of the most haunted structures, it’s one of the most haunted seas in the world. Surrounding a remote atoll in Micronesia is a graveyard of automobiles, planes, and ships; the victims of a massive battle during World War II. Called the “Ghost Fleet of Chuuk Lagoon,” these wrecks are not only one of the most popular a

  3. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Episode 98: The Curse of the Crying Boy Part 2 - A Crying Flame (opens the original)

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    Matt, Katie, and EJ conclude their investigation of the Curse of the Crying Boy, a haunted painting with the power to burn whatever it touches. The Sun offers to burn Londoner's copies of the painting in a public pyre, claiming it will finally rid them of the curse. But as the story spreads, some people claim that the remaining pictures of crying children are still jinxed. Is it true, or is there some more mundane explanation for why these pantings refuse to go up in flames? slayingmonsterspodca

  4. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Fortean Roundup: August - The Hanover Witch Trials (opens the original)

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    Matt, Katie, and EJ break down the latest in Fortean news. A modern-day witch trial unfolds in Hanover, PA as a New Age shop challenges a 160 year old law. Ufologists investigate a possible weapon on Mars. And a newly-identified squid shows up in the most unlikely place. Plus, an Australian-themed exorcism. Hanover witch trials https://www.witf.org/2026/07/18/pennsylvania-tarot-reading-lawsuit-advances-after-judge-denies-motion-to-dismiss/ https://www.wgal.com/article/york-county-lawsuit-challen

  5. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Episode 97: The Curse of the Crying Boy Part 1 - The Press Barons (opens the original)

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    In England in the 1980s, a new haunted object exploded onto the occult scene. This was a painting of a crying boy, a painting allegedly possessing such a dark and powerful energy that it was indestructible. Even after a housefire gutted their home, the owners of the painting swore that it remained unharmed, as if the painting itself had been the cause of the blaze. The most terrifying part: the painting was one of a thousands, and all of them were cursed. This series of paintings of crying child

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