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Scary Ghost Stories

Scary Ghost Stories

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Dare to peer into the shadows where reality twists and the unexplained lurks. Creepy Stories invites you to a daily rendezvous with the bizarre, the terrifying, and the truly strange.

This is your portal to chilling tales, unsettling encounters, and disturbing true stories that defy explanation. From mysterious disappearances to ghostly apparitions and cryptic urban legends, Creepy Stories curates the most compelling and spine-tingling narratives from around the globe, ensuring every listen is a journey into the unknown. We delve into the dark corners of human experience and the supernatural, presenting each account with a focus on unsettling detail and atmospheric suspense.

New episodes arrive every single day, Monday through Sunday, precisely at 4:00 AM. Start your day with a jolt as we explore everything from paranormal phenomena to unsolved mysteries and terrifying encounters. Each episode is designed to leave you questioning what you thought you knew about the world, offering a daily dose of genuine creepiness.

This podcast is for anyone fascinated by the weird, the unsettling, and the things that go bump in the night. If you crave chilling true stories and enjoy exploring the fringes of reality, Creepy Stories is your essential listen.

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Episodes
  • The Red Boot on the Porch: Seven Words No One Explains

    The Red Boot on the Porch: Seven Words No One Explains
    3 Nov 2026
    The Red Boot on the Porch: Seven Words No One Explains

    A single child's red rain boot, size four and perfectly upright on a snowy porch with no footprints, contained a folded note of seven blue ballpoint words that no one has explained. The boot was found January 9, 2011 on Jennifer Riley's farmhouse step after months of mysterious nocturnal sounds concentrated in the northwest corner of the house-so what did the note mean, and who left it?

    In this episode, we tell the sequence of events from Jennifer Riley moving into the farmhouse in spring 2008 through the sounds that began in October 2009, the January 2011 discovery of the boot and note, and the later investigations that partially explained the noises but never the message. What leads from a rhythm of nocturnal hums and a pattern of "no Tuesdays" to a buried pipe and an unanswered paper note?

    Person: Jennifer Riley
    Date: January 9, 2011
    Location: northwest corner of farmhouse, Millard County, 43 miles outside Grover Flats
    Event: mysterious low traveling sounds logged 47 times between October 2009 and late summer 2010
    Investigation: acoustical engineer consulted and buried pipe removed after freelance journalist Richard Baker's visit

    - The red rain boot was size four, standing upright in the center of the top step and dry with undisturbed snow around it.
    - Jennifer logged 47 separate occurrences of the nocturnal sound by late summer 2010.
    - All recorded sounds were at night and concentrated near the foundation wall facing the woodlot; none occurred on a Tuesday.
    - Six entries noted a high, thin harmonic tone layered above the low thumping, clustered in late summer and early fall.
    - A corrugated metal drainage pipe was later found buried along the north fence line and removed during investigation.

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    20 min
  • The Seat No One Sat In: Why Lisa's Bag Appeared Alone

    The Seat No One Sat In: Why Lisa's Bag Appeared Alone
    2 Nov 2026
    The Seat No One Sat In: Why Lisa's Bag Appeared Alone

    A dark gray hard-shell suitcase sat in seat 14C of an empty aircraft at 6:52 AM on December 9, 2019 - its handle extended as if someone had just stepped away. The bag belonged to 28-year-old logistics coordinator Lisa Mueller, who had checked the same seat the night before; how did her tag from a decommissioned batch appear on that flight, and who used her identity to generate a second boarding pass?

    In this episode, we lay out the sequence of events from Lisa’s check-in on the evening of December 8 through the discovery of her suitcase the next morning, following the trail of check-in receipts, baggage tags, manifest entries, and interviews that raise the central question: who orchestrated an operation that left a sealed, out-of-circulation bag tag on Lisa’s luggage and placed that bag on an empty plane?

    Person: Lisa Mueller
    Date: December 9, 2019
    Location: Calloway Regional Airport
    Event: Suitcase found in seat 14C of empty aircraft
    Investigator: Gregory Hunter

    - Lisa checked in online at 7:44 PM on December 8 for Flight 774 and selected seat 14C.
    - At ~9:00 PM she dropped a Travelpro dark gray hard-shell suitcase with orange electrical tape on the handle at the check-in desk and received a tag receipt.
    - The flight was cancelled at 12:03 AM; Lisa retrieved her bag, drove home, and took a 7:00 AM bus to Phoenix the next morning.
    - At 6:52 AM on December 9, ramp agent Denise Nelson boarded the parked, empty aircraft and found Lisa’s suitcase in row 14 seat C.
    - The barcode on the bag tag matched one of 300 tags issued to the airport in October 2019 that had been sealed in storage after an RFID upgrade and were not supposed to be in circulation.

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    25 min
  • A Signal in the Dark: The Death of Ross Mason

    A Signal in the Dark: The Death of Ross Mason
    1 Nov 2026
    A Signal in the Dark: The Death of Ross Mason

    A sixty-three pound feed horn mounted thirty-one feet high was found upright in frozen gravel eighteen inches from parked trucks on November 28, 2017, with no ladder, tools, or footprints nearby - and the man who maintained the antenna, Ross Mason, was missing. He had run an unscheduled seven-hour recording session that night on the hydrogen line and left a cold pot of coffee and meticulous notebooks behind; what did he hear that made him break a rigid routine?

    In this episode, we lay out the documented details of Mason’s last days, the repetitive pulsed signal he logged near 1420 MHz, and the scene the deputy found the morning he was reported missing, asking whether the evidence points to interference, a deliberate act, or something else entirely.

    Person: Ross Mason
    Date: November 28, 2017
    Location: Crestfall Observatory, Harlan County, Nevada, elevation 6,000 ft
    Signal frequency: ~1420 MHz (hydrogen line)
    Session length: 7 hours 13 minutes

    - The feed horn weighed 63 pounds and had been mounted 31 feet above the ground on four grade-eight bolts.
    - The feed horn lay upright in the driveway, 18 inches from the spot where trucks park, with no ladder, tools, or footprints and frozen ground.
    - Mason had lived at Crestfall Observatory for just under three years on a residency grant and kept a strict schedule: dinner 5:30, bed 9:15, up 5:00.
    - He documented a pulsed signal pattern across 17 sessions over six weeks, with groupings like three short, three long, three short, then a ~40-second gap.
    - On November 27 at 11:04 PM he started an unscheduled recording that ran until 6:17 AM; the terminal was still running and the coffee brewed at 6:00 AM was cold when Deputy Sandra Fitch arrived.

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    24 min
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