This week on Twisted and Mysterious, Faren takes us to Santa Fe, New Mexico, for the shocking murder of Grace Jennings — a young woman whose story spirals into chaos the moment her killers start talking. Between the bizarre interviews, unbelievable text messages, and outrageous claims of “multiple personalities,” this case is as frustrating as it is disturbing. Sarah and Faren talk through the evidence, the excuses, and how dangerous it is when people fake Dissociative Identity Disorder to dodge responsibility for their crimes.

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Two Brazilian technicians climb a hill wearing suits, raincoats, and lead eye masks. They carry towels, a cryptic note, and possibly… big cult energy? In this episode of Twisted & Mysterious, Sarah and Faren try to decode one of Brazil’s strangest unsolved cases — the 1966 Lead Masks Mystery — while somehow turning it into a low-budget Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy crossover.

Sarah absolutely butchers every Portuguese word she attempts, and together they debate whether these guys were conducting a spiritual experiment, waiting for aliens, or accidentally joining a sci-fi-flavored cult.

Grab your towel, remember the answer is 42, and tune in for a bizarre blend of mystery, metaphysics, and mispronunciation.

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This week on Twisted and Mysterious, Faren takes us deep into the eerie woods of Denton, Texas, to uncover the legend of Goatman’s Bridge — where horns meet horror. 👀 Locals say something dark haunts the Old Alton Bridge, but we met a new legend along the way: Steve Goatman. Let’s just say…he’s got anger issues, boundary problems, and possibly hooves.

We dig into the tragic backstory of Oscar Washburn, explore paranormal encounters that’ll make your skin crawl, and debate whether Goatman’s Bridge is haunted, cursed, or just a breeding ground for dumb human decisions. Plus, we try to make sense of the mysterious cloaked figures who apparently roam the area, probably carrying comically large copies of The Bell Jar.

Grab your EMF meter (and maybe a salt circle)—it’s time for The Steve Goatman Experience.

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