Haunted America: Legends of the Supernatural

Welcome back to our podcast with the Disturbed Southern Belle and the Gentleman. This week, we delve into the chilling tales of haunted places across the United States, beginning with the eerie Kasha House of Kamuki in Hawaii. This house is said to be haunted by a mysterious creature from Japanese folklore known as the Kasha, a shape-shifting entity that preys on human flesh. Listen as we recount spine-tingling stories from this infamous location, including terrifying encounters and strange occurrences reported by both locals and law enforcement.

Next, we journey to Idaho, exploring the Old Idaho Penitentiary, a site with a dark history and numerous reports of paranormal activity. Volunteers and visitors have experienced unexplained phenomena, including ghostly touches and flickering lights, adding to the prison's haunted reputation.

Finally, we uncover the history and hauntings of Chicago's Hull House in Illinois. Established in 1889, this settlement house has been the center of ghostly tales and strange occurrences, including the notorious legend of the Devil Baby. Discover how Hull House became a beacon for the supernatural and the stories that continue to captivate the imagination.

Join us as we continue to explore more haunted locations in the U.S. in our next episode. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and follow, and remember to stay disturbed.