The Lady Dicks: Haunted, True Crime + History – Details, episodes & analysis

Nahanni National Park Reserve was voted one of the 7 wonders of the world. But you might want to think twice before visiting it, especially the particular section known as the Valley of the Headless Men. Since the late 1800s at least 44 people have been murdered or disappeared without a trace – and, yes, a number of them did end up headless. Join us on this episode for a trip to the Canadian northern wilderness, but don’t worry, we’re staying in the car… 

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The Winchester Mystery House has been a tourist attraction since the death of its former owner Sarah Pardee Winchester in 1922. Millions of people have visited this strange mansion over the years, and many have reported paranormal occurrences like unexplained footsteps, shadow figures, and Clyde, the former handyman who’s not ready to clock out yet. If you’re looking for a little mystery and some weird architectural prowess, pack your bags and join us on an adventure through history to San Jose, California, and the home of the heir to the Winchester gun fortune.

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You’ll find the almost 100-year-old Hotel Monte Vista on San Francisco in Flagstaff, Arizona, where it’s been standing since New Years Day 1927. This little piece of desert history is home to at least nine different ghosts.

It’s lived through prohibition, seen the limelight—and today we’re going to dick-tect some stories from its past. What ghosts are still lurking around this 4.2-star hotel (according to Google Reviews)? We’re about to find out.

The Lady Dicks was created by Tae Haahr. The Lady Dicks are Andrea Campion and Tae Haahr. “Haunted Hotel Monte Vista in Flagstaff, Arizona” was written by Kimberley Miller, produced by Tae Haahr, and edited by Rory Joy. The Lady Dicks theme music, A Pink Panther, is licenced through AudioJungle.

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Cannock Chase has been home to some tragedies. Between December of 1964 and August of 1967, four young girls were kidnapped, stranged, and their bodies dumped in the Cannock Chase area. Out of these four, only one, a 9-year-old girl, survived. Join the ladies this week as they discuss a compelling story with one disgusting criminal and some very scary ghosts. If you enjoy this episode, please rate and review us on your favourite app. And if that’s not enough you can join us on Patreon at the haunted pods. You can connect with the Haunted Ladies on Facebook @thehauntedpods and on Instagram and Twitter @theladydicks. This episode was researched and voiced by Nikki K., Andrea C. & Tae H., the “Haunted Ladies.” And was written, edited and produced by Tae H. You can find the Haunted Podcasts online at www.thehauntedpodcasts.com or email questions, comments or inquiries to stories@thehauntedpodcasts.com. For full resources and show notes please visit www.thehauntedpodcasts.com.

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On February 21, 1977, Teresita Basa was found deceased under a mattress in the middle of the kitchen in her burning apartment. As leads for the case tapered off Remy Chua, former coworker and friend of Teresita came forward with a very interesting witness… join the Haunted True Crime Podcast as we tell you the tale of the tragic murder of Teresita Basa in Chicago, Illinois. If you enjoy this episode, please rate and review us on your favourite app. And if that’s not enough you can join us on Patreon at the haunted pods. You can connect with the Haunted Ladies on Facebook @thehauntedpods and on Instagram and Twitter @theladydicks. This episode was researched and voiced by Nikki K., Andrea C. & Tae H., “the Lady Dicks.” And was written, edited and produced by Tae H.

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This week on the Haunted True Crime Podcast the ladies travel to Junee, New South Wales, Australia, to explore the history and hauntings of the Monte Carlo Homestead built in the late 1800s by Christopher and Elizabeth Crawley. Join the ladies as they discuss some creepy cases that may have gone on at the Monte Carlo Homestead, including the story about a pregnant maid, one about a caretaker shot by a mad fan of the movie Psycho and the tale of the stable boy killed by his boss. If you enjoy this episode, please rate and review us on your favourite app. And if that’s not enough you can join us on Patreon at the haunted pods. You can connect with the Haunted Ladies on Facebook @thehauntedpods and on Instagram and Twitter @theladydicks. This episode was researched and voiced by Nikki K., Andrea C. & Tae H., the “Haunted Ladies.” And was written, edited and produced by Tae H. You can find the Haunted Podcasts online at www.thehauntedpodcasts.com or email questions, comments or inquiries to stories@thehauntedpodcasts.com. For full resources and show notes please visit www.thehauntedpodcasts.com.

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There was a storm brewing outside with high winds, heavy rain and thunder as the clock crept just past midnight on November 22, 1883. Nestled in Spring Arbour Township, Michigan state, there was a modest but respectable farmhouse a few miles from the city with no doors lock. That night four people were murdered on the farm of Jacob Crouch: Jacob, his daughter Eunice (and her unborn child), her husband Henry White and a friend, Moses Polley. Ever since then, Eunice's spirit rises from her grave in St. John's Cemetery every November 22 and meets up with Jacob in the wee dark hours at his gravesite in Reynolds Cemetery, Spring Arbor Township. Join the Haunted True Crime Podcast as they travel back to Michigan in 1883 to share the story of the Jacob Crouch farm murders, and the hauntings that allegedly remain today. If you enjoy this episode, please rate and review us on your favourite app. And if that’s not enough you can join us on Patreon at the haunted pods. You can connect with the Haunted Ladies on Facebook @thehauntedpods and on Instagram and Twitter @theladydicks. This episode was researched and voiced by Nikki K., Andrea C. & Tae H., the “Haunted Ladies.” And was written, edited and produced by Tae H You can find the Haunted Podcasts online at www.thehauntedpodcasts.com or email questions, comments or inquiries to stories@thehauntedpodcasts.com. For full resources and show notes please visit www.thehauntedpodcasts.com.

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On June 10, 1912, eight people were found dead in the Moore’s home in Villisca, Iowa. The murders spawned nearly ten years of investigations, repeated grand jury hearings, a spectacular slander suit, murder trials, and numerous minor litigations. Law enforcement agencies from neighbouring counties and states joined forces, and bloodhounds were brought in to track down the killer. The crime made and broke political careers, pitted neighbours against neighbours, friends against friends and family against family. Accusations, rumours and suspicion ran rampant among the community and townspeople began to distinguish and identify themselves by who they believed committed the crime. Even on the first day after the crime was discovered, there was a large number of suspects and murder confessions came in from those who were not even suspected. So who committed the Villisca Axe Murders on June 10, 1912? Join The Lady Dicks as they travel back to Iowa in 1912 to visit the story of the Villisca Axe Murders, and the house that remains haunted because of them. If you enjoy this episode, please rate and review us on your favourite app. And if that’s not enough you can join us on Patreon at the haunted pods. You can connect with the Haunted Ladies on Facebook and Instagram @thehauntedpods and on Twitter @theladydicks. This episode was researched and voiced by Nikki K., Andrea C. & Tae H., the “Haunted Ladies.” And was written, edited and produced by Tae H. You can find the Haunted Podcasts online at www.thehauntedpodcasts.com or email questions, comments or inquiries to stories@thehauntedpodcasts.com. For full resources and show notes please visit www.thehauntedpodcasts.com.

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We’re back in Los Angeles visiting the history of the Cecil. Part 2 of the haunted true crime episode on Hotel Cecil covers 1990 to present day, including the stories of Jack Unterweger and Elisa Lam. Join the ladies as they walk you through the dark depths of Hotel Cecil’s history, take you through some tragedies and enjoy a few good laughs. If you enjoy this episode, please rate and review us on your favourite app. And if that’s not enough you can join us on Patreon at the haunted pods. You can connect with the Haunted Ladies on Facebook and Instagram @thehauntedpods and on Twitter @theladydicks. This episode was researched and voiced by Nikki K., Andrea C. & Tae H., the “Haunted Ladies.” And was written, edited and produced by Tae H. You can find the Haunted Podcasts online at www.thehauntedpodcasts.com or email questions, comments or inquiries to stories@thehauntedpodcasts.com. For full resources and show notes please visit www.thehauntedpodcasts.com.

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Join The Lady Dicks for a (mostly un-haunted) fun, hilarious and different BONUS episode to celebrate International Women’s Day. There are so many days, holidays and celebrations out there today, but this one holds a special place in our hearts. In honour of all the amazing women we interact with every day, we have decided to bring you an episode on lady killers! The ladies each bring their own notorious lady killer to the table and tell you their story. Join us to hear the stories of Tillie Klimek, Aileen Wuornos and Belle Gunness. ___ If you enjoy this episode, please rate and review us on your favourite app. And if that’s not enough you can join us on Patreon at the haunted pods. You can connect with The Lady Dicks on Facebook and Instagram @theladydicks. This episode was researched and voiced by Nikki K., Andrea C. & Tae H., the “The Lady Dicks.” And was written, edited and produced by Tae H. This episode was recorded under the name the "Haunted History Podcast" before we rebranded to The Lady Dicks. Enjoy! ___ The Lady Dicks dicktect history, mystery and paranormal tales from around the world. Hailing from Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Tae, Nikki and Andrea are a comedic trio that covers some of life’s biggest mysteries and peskiest ghosts. Do you want more of The Lady Dicks? Get instant access to bonus episodes by joining us at www.patreon.com/theladydicks For more information about this episode visit www.theladydicks.com/lady-killers

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