The Graveyard Girls

In this episode from the vault we discuss Majestic 12, who it is believed in some circles to investigate UFO sightings. Was it a real thing? Did the President of the United States have anything to do with it? Join us to hear all about it.

In this episode Amelia tells us all about Kate Webster from the Victorian Era. Kate found interesting ways to make a living which ultimately lead to her downfall. This ends with gory and Sweeney Todd vibes so be warned.

This episode is a rerelease of a previously locked episode that was part of out witch trial season from 2022.

Join us as we take a look at the Salem witch trials of 1692.

How did this trial start? Who was to blame? What would you have to do to be accused of being a witch?

This week we're looking into the mysterious Bridgewater Triangle. Unfortunately for Amelia this case involves reported aliens but that's not all that happens inside the triangle so join us in our cosy crypt to find out about the other mysterious happenings.

Just a heads up the audio is a little echoey in places. We've tried to clean it up as best we could.

We've all most likely heard of Bonnie and Clyde but have you heard of England's counterpart? Join us this week as we unseal this true crime love bird tale.

This is a rerelease to go with the Patreon episode we unlocked last week so listeners can listen to both without having to search for part one.

Join us as we discuss more about the trials from around the world.

As we continue our break for our mental health before learning new techniques for the podcast, we have unlocked this Patreon episode from our Witch Trial season a few years ago.

This episode is the first of our mammoth twenty seven episode season covering a lot of witch trials throughout history including modern day trials.

Part Two will be rereleased next week to follow on.

This is an unlocked Patreon episode from a few years ago so some things we say about upcoming episodes may be incorrect.

Before the witch trial hysteria spread throughout the Western World another trial of a mythical creature began. Join us in our cosy crypt as Amelia tells the tale of the werewolf trials.

In this unlocked Patreon episode Amelia tells some tales of Screaming Skulls. What are they? Could one possibly be real? Let us know what you think.

In this episode Natasha goes through history's most gruesome torture methods. Warning some of these methods may be a little too gruesome to hear.

The last in the series of Amelia covering how crime has been solved over the years and the new techniques, technologies and new laws that have helped police.

In this episode Natasha covers the story of Mariam Soulkiotis, a Greek nun who may have used her authority in her monastery to commit crimes.

It's time for another joint episode and as readers we thought we'd look at authors who have committed crimes.

First up Amelia finds an author who changed their name after their crime and Natasha's case covers an author who may have used the notoriety of his potential crime to relaunch his writing career.

Amelia is back again with looking at how policing and solving crime happened between 1960s-1980s.

We are back with another midsummer murder themed episode…

This week Natasha has a murder mystery for us. Who killed an old widowed man in such a brutal attack? Possibly a robbery gone wrong but it’s a case that is unfortunately still unsolved today.

Amelia then shares with us the rather gruesome murder of 13 year old John who was butchered in a field. The case is swiftly solved when the murderer encounters an old lady at the police house… but who exactly is Alexander and could his crimes have been prevented?

In this episode Natasha covers the forgotten case of Karl Denke who was only caught due to a strange letter he wanted writing. The true total of victims and motives will never been known but due to his macabre collections we have an estimation.

It's joint episode time and we've found another two cases that take place in the English countryside. Amelia's case delves into a possessive love gone wrong and Natasha's case sees a man convicted of a crime he didn't commit but confessed to.

Amelia is back again with looking at how policing and solving crime happened between 1930s-1950s.

Throughout history monarchy has been a strange thing and we teamed up for this episode and found some peculiar deaths that happened to some royals.

During World War Two it wasn't just the skies Londoners feared death would come for them as a killer used the opportunity of war to commit multiple murders during the blackouts.

We sit down to discuss silly crimes that could get you arrested or that are illegal in some countries around the world.

Ever flown a kite in a park? Bad news. Turn in to hear more about crimes you might have accidentally committed.

Join us this week for our coverage and input on the Sodder children. Did they make it out of the fire and disappear? Ley us know what you think.

We decided to go back to where the Graveyard Girls first began and cover some cases set in villages or small towns.

Join us for the third episode of our spooky season episodes filled with more ghostly tales👻

As we turned into the 20th century, ways in which we solved crimes were advancing. This included the use of fingerprint technology. But do you know all about the first murder solved thanks to fingerprints?

If not, no worries Amelia has done the digging for you. Join us as she takes a look as the murderous brothers who had terrible disguises and were about to find themselves damned by their very own fingerprints.

Sometimes when we present a case we are left without all the answers to our questions, and sometimes we go off on a bit of a tangent and end up creating a whole host of new questions for ourselves.

So we have used this episode to answer some of those questions that we promised you we’d find out.

But before you start this episode you may want to check out these ones if you haven’t already as they may include spoilers to the ending of some cases

Natasha cases

Ep 18: Jeffrey Bobert Hat

Ep 26: LISK

Amelia’s cases

Ep 9: A Woman’s Resolve

Ep 34: Peasenhall Mystery

Ep 75: The Bath Mystery

Ep 78: The Texas Killing Fields

A fruitful fur trapping winter in the early 1900s couldn't possibly turn to murder, could it? Tune in to this weeks episode as Natasha covers the Lava Lake murders. Was the killer actually caught? Let us know what you think.

A quaint country cottage, fields for days, tea cups and nice cakes, what’s not to love about those quiet English villages… well the suspicious amount of grisly murders might be something you want to watch out for!

In this joint episode Natasha and Amelia present each other with a murder case that took place in the British countryside, very similar to those tales you’d find in a Midsummer Murders episode. Turns out things aren’t quite as peachy as they may have first seemed and this episode may leave you packing your bags to another destination.

This week Amelia has a rather puzzling mystery for you all. Was poor Evelyn Foster murdered, or were her dying words misunderstood?

An unsolved case surrounding the premature death of Evelyn Foster in January 1931, are a series of mistakes made by the police regarding evidence preservation to blame or did culture at the time mean Evelyn’s mum posed the wrong questions to her dying daughter? …

But perhaps most importantly, who is the mystery man? Is he real? Where did he go?

Bad cops…pesky policemen… the majority uphold the law and help support society. However from time to time we stumble across a rotten one! In this episode we look at two cases in which the policemen have gone rogue. Did they use their job to help get away with crime? Did they decide to go into that profession in order to hide crimes they already planned to commit? Or were their crimes completely unrelated to their job?

Have you ever heard of the Night Witches?

This crew of flying women terrified the Nazis so much they gave them this cool nickname so who are they? Join us in the cosy crypt to find out.

Join us this week as we take a look at our favourite crime cases, mysteries that have puzzled us most and the dark fairytales that got us hooked.

Amelia is back with more Victorian murders, this time though it is a double murder!

There’s blunt force trauma, lots of blood and burglary all thrown into this case, but did the police get it wrong? Was there a hidden motive for these deaths?

Still unsolved can you help us work out who would want to kill a pair of printsellers?

In this weeks episode The Graveyard Girls travel back in time and discover what life would have looked like for them, including life throughout the Ming Dynasty to the daily woes of a Norman lifestyle, do you have what it takes to survive these times?

The soap maker doesn't sound too bad for a nickname right?

Join us in our cosy crypt to find out all about the soap maker of Correggio. Stay away from the tea cakes if the maker offers them to you. You have be warned.

Have you ever heard something and think you know what it is?

That's what we did with the Missing 411. Turns out both of Natasha's and Amelia's thoughts of what the Missing 411 were wrong so join us in our cosy crypt as we find out together what it actually is and how it might not be anything at all.

Due to popular demand Amelia has taken the time to look at the advances in crime solving in the 1800s. A rather progressive time we look at all of the major milestones in this 100 year period.

We're back in the crypt with popcorn as we sit down and watch another documentary. This one covers the murders of many young women from the 70s through the 90s. This documentary is probably the better out of the few we have watched. It's heartbreaking to watch a father searching for his daughter to then turn that grief into helping other families. We recommend watching Texas Killing Field on Netflix.

Join us in our cosy crypt as this episode takes us to early 1900s Germany, where our true crime tale covers a man known by many names such as The Butcher of Hanover, The Vampire of Hanover and The Wolf Man.

Listener discretion is advised.

Join us for this weeks episode as we think we're going to learn about the Times Square Killer but we left knowing more about the culture in Times Square in the 70s-80s and not the crimes of Richard Cottingham.

This week Amelia takes a look as a murder mystery from 1893.

A skeleton is found in a cave on the Hampton Downs, but in order to crack this case we have to delve further back in time…

Can you answer our questions? Do you have a solid theory on who dunnit? Let us know!

Join us in our cosy crypt for this episode as we sit down and watch another Netflix documentary about The Cecil Hotel. We think the Elisa Lam case got too lost in this documentary it's easy to forget she was a real person. Tune in to hear more on our thoughts about The Cecil and this documentary.