The Black Cat And The Hex Murder of 1934

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Certainly Strange

Annemoon van Maastricht

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The attempted murder on a ghost, cursed paintings burning houses down, and lighthouse keepers disappearing without a trace. The world is filled with astonishing stories that will make you go and shrug, saying "Well, I don't know what is going on here, but it is certainly strange!" This podcast is a collection of these bizarre tales. Each episode I tell a separate story and share my own unfiltered opinions and theories about it. Come and join me on this journey through the strangest parts of our history.

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The Black Cat And The Hex Murder of 1934

Certainly Strange

24 minutes 59 seconds

1 year ago

The Black Cat And The Hex Murder of 1934

It had been seven years – seven long, depressing, cursed years. Literally, cursed. It had been eight years since Susan Mummey, “the witch of Ringtown Valley,” had cursed Albert Shinsky. It drove him mad. No, it drove him more than mad: it drove him to murder.