We're baaaaaaaack!!! Thank you for being patient during our brief and unexpected hiatus. This week we have a fun paranormal topic just in time for your Halloween parties. Show off your skills by breaking out one of the divination practices mentioned in this weeks episode.
This week the sisters talk about a truly terrifying serial killer that technically can't even be classified as a serial killer because he was so good at killing, his victims were never recovered. If it wasn't for one fast thinking victim David Parker Ray could still be hunting victims in New Mexico.
This week the sisters talk about time complete with their favorite time traveling/time slip movies. They also read a listener story and answer a listener question and announce a give away.
This week the girls talk about Holly's favorite sport and the many crimes of Aaron Hernandez. Somehow they manage to get through the whole episode without making a Key & Peele A A Ron Reference.
This week the girls bring their own brand of humor to a potentialy serious topic. If you are lookig for the HFP bloody hand print tee, you can find it at https://www.etsy.com/shop/CatHairGlitter
In this episode Holly and Heather, talk about the curse of the Poltergeist movies. They discuss the real life haunting that the Conjuring 2 is based on, and debunk some famous hauntings like Amityville and the Enfield poltergeist.
Today's episode is about two sets of murders that took place on August 9 and 10 1969. On August 9, 4 people broke into the Tate/Polanski house and mudered Sharon Tate, her unborn child, and 4 of her friends. The next night Leno and Rosemary LaBianca were murdered in their home. The murders would be so brutal that they are still discussed today.
A fun senior trip turns tragic on May 29, 2005 when 18 year old Alabama native, Natalee Holloway fails to show up for the flight home from Aruba.
Have you ever wondered why you do some of the things you do, like cross your fingers and knock on wood for luck? Have you ever wondered where some of the most common superstitions originated from? This episode the sisters talk about some of the most common superstitions and how they came to be. They also throw in a completely random superstitious act that they do.
This week the girls cross the pond and cover some murders tied to social media that happened in the UK.
