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A collection of interesting tales of mystery from those areas a bit off the beaten path. The stories will involve missing persons, ghosts, strange phenomena, & other mystifying stories.
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English
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9 episodes
since Jan. 4, 2022
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Policeman Herbert Schirmer has an alien encounter/abduction on December 3rd, 1967. He recounts his experience at UFO convention in Florida sometime later. SourcesJasorka, Michael. December 3rd, 1967. An Alien Encounter. Bombshell Comics.
Police officer Herbert Schirmer talks about being taken on…
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In this episode, I explore a personal haunting by multiple spirits at my former home in St. Charles, Missouri. The entities in this one ranged from harmless children to a sinister presence. This is a short one, but hope you enjoy it. I really want to hear your feedback on your own personal haunt…
It has been quite a few weeks since I have dropped an episode. We will let you know what to expect in the near future. Stay Curious!
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This episode heads to Beatrice, Nebraska in 1950. A church exploded at the planned time of choir practice. What happened to the 15 people that were supposed to be prepping for Sunday's service? We will tell their story. Thanks for listening. Reach out to us on Facebook (The Historian'…
Episode 4 is about a serial killer in Howard County, Nebraska. She lived only about 10 miles from where I grew up. Who would ever imagine that there was a serial killer in Dannebrog, Nebraska? We discuss the happenings and confession of serial killer, Della Sorensen. Little did I know when I st…
Episode 3 – Aliens in Rural NebraskaThis episode takes us to Dundy County, Nebraska in 1884 when they had a crazy alien sighting by a group of cowboys heading out for a local roundup. The details of the crash landing and multiple witnesses (including a couple who were severely hurt) were document…
In this episode, we are going out to the eastern part of the United States in the Green Mountain National Forest in the lovely state of Vermont to look at what some locals believe is a mystery similar to that of the Bermuda Triangle. This area has been coined, the Bennington Triangle. This name w…
We will tell the tale of Faceless Fred, a ghost that haunts the Speakeasy near Sacramento, Nebraska. Fred lived in the area in the late 1800s and was known to be a philanderer. Well, it eventually caught up with him. Now, he still tries to find ladies, but it a much different form. Resources:Th…
Welcome to The Historian’s Miscellany. You are invited to listen to this collection of interesting tales of mystery. The stories will involve missing persons, ghosts, strange phenomena, unsolved murders & other mystifying stories. Most will be true. Some will be speculation. Others will si…
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