SherRee explores the both terrifying and hilarious case that is Gef the Talking Mongoose: In the early 1930s, a quiet farmhouse on the Isle of Man became the center of one of the strangest paranormal cases in history. A family claimed they were sharing their home with a foul-mouthed, joke-cracking, talking mongoose named Gef.

Was Gef a mischievous cryptid? A poltergeist with a personality? A case of mass delusion—or something far more unsettling? From recorded conversations to investigations by paranormal researchers, this episode dives deep into the bizarre, hilarious, and downright creepy legend of Gef the Talking Mongoose.

Listen now and decide for yourself: hoax, haunting, or something in between?

Music: Illumniati Swagger by Albert Behar

Alana brings us two terrifying Reddit stories guaranteed to give you nightmares. We dive into the chilling tale of the "Bloody Man," a figure who relentlessly terrorizes not just the writer. Then, we uncover a family's horrifying fear of what lurks in the forest behind their home. These stories prove some things are better left unread....at least after dark.

Music: Illuminati Swagger by Albert Behar

SherRee takes a deep dive into the chilling real-world events that inspired Wes Craven’s iconic film A Nightmare on Elm Street. The true story behind the movie is far darker—and far more unsettling—than anything shown on screen.

Follow so you don’t miss upcoming episodes and more strange, true tales from the shadows!

Music: Illuminati Swagger by: Albert Behar

After the thrilling mystery and true-crime deep dive of Part 1, Alana returns to Villisca to explore the haunted happenings inside this small-town horror home. From disembodied voices to full-body apparitions—and even a mysterious stabbing reported during a ghost-hunting investigation—this episode uncovers the chilling paranormal legacy tied to the Villisca Axe Murder House.

Join us for this eerie installment in the long, unsettling history of Villisca… and be sure to follow so you don’t miss any upcoming episodes!

SherRee shares the true crime and terrible tragedy of the Villisca, Iowa axe murders — eight poor souls viciously taken on the night of June 10th, 1912. Join us for Part One of Two as we walk through the gruesome details and explore multiple theories about what happened on that fateful night.

Be sure to give us your theories in the comments, we would love to read them and give us a follow if you have not already!

Intro/Outro Music: Illuminati Swagger by Albert Behar

SherRee and Alana dive deep into the eerie history and lore surrounding sleep paralysis after reading a chilling listener submission recounting their mysterious experiences. The duo also shares their own terrifying encounters, sparking lively debates, spine-tingling stories, and plenty of movie talk along the way. Buckle up for a roller coaster of frights, laughs, and late-night chills in this unforgettable episode!

Music Title: Illuminati Swagger by: Albert Behar

Alana and SherRee dive into another chilling Iowa haunt — the infamous Edinburgh Manor, just outside of Monticello, Iowa. This dilapidated building is said to be teeming with restless spirits… and maybe even something darker. From the laughter of a mysterious little girl to the unsettling presence known only as the Joker, this investigation will keep you on edge from start to finish.

Are you brave enough to join them inside?

Song Title: Illuminate Swagger — written by Albert Behar

Alana and SherRee dive into their very first listener-submitted story, sent in by SherRee’s sister, Reann. Reann shares a chilling experience involving a "peek-a-boo" ghost that haunted and terrified her children. Was it just a trick of the eyes, or is something more sinister at play? Join us as we explore this eerie encounter!

Don’t forget to give us a follow and send in your own creepy tales to TheParanormalDivide@gmail.com—we’d love to feature your story in future episodes.

We also want to give a quick apology for any audio issues in this episode. It was recorded out of order, and while we’ve worked to fix most of the background noise and weird audio occurrences in the later recordings, there may still be a few distractions here and there. I did do what I could with this one but we absolutely appreciate you sticking with us as we get these things figured out! :)