Send us a text In 1928, three men from rural Pennsylvania murdered a local powwow healer named Nelson Rehmeyer. Why? They believed he'd put a curse on them. Known as the Hex Hollow Murder, this bizarre true crime case blends backwoods superstition and folk magic with the desperation to ditch bad luck. What drove these men to kill? And why does the legend still haunt York County nearly a century later? For full-length episodes, check out the Monster Mashup wherever you listen to podcast...
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Send us a text In 1928, three men from rural Pennsylvania murdered a local powwow healer named Nelson Rehmeyer. Why? They believed he'd put a curse on them. Known as the Hex Hollow Murder, this bizarre true crime case blends backwoods superstition and folk magic with the desperation to ditch bad luck. What drove these men to kill? And why does the legend still haunt York County nearly a century later? For full-length episodes, check out the Monster Mashup wherever you listen to podcast...
Send us a text The Greenbrier Ghost is the only documented case in U.S. history where a ghost helped solve her own murder. In this chilling true story from 1897 West Virginia, the spirit of Zona Heaster Shue allegedly returned from beyond the grave to name her killer, leading to a real conviction in court. Follow us on all platforms for behind-the-scenes content, bloopers, short episodes and more! Instagram - @themonstermashuppodcast TikTok - @themonstermashup YouTube - @themonstermashupp...
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Send us a text In 1928, three men from rural Pennsylvania murdered a local powwow healer named Nelson Rehmeyer. Why? They believed he'd put a curse on them. Known as the Hex Hollow Murder, this bizarre true crime case blends backwoods superstition and folk magic with the desperation to ditch bad luck. What drove these men to kill? And why does the legend still haunt York County nearly a century later? For full-length episodes, check out the Monster Mashup wherever you listen to podcast...
