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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEpisode 121 I am a Christmas movie junkie! We watch holiday movies all year long, and then double down in December. I love the classics, the comedies, even a few holiday romance films, but more than anything I love Christmas horror movies. No, Christmas horror movies don’t have much to do with Philly or Pennsylvania, but they are certainly twisted. In December 2016 I released an episode about some of my favorite Christmas horror films. That is one of the most re-listen episode for TwistedPhilly fans. I’ve been repeatedly asked to release another episode about Christmas horror films. Being a fan of the Princess Bride, my only response to that request is as you wish! In this Christmas bonus episode I share a few new holiday horror films that have become fast favorites and are at the top of my list this season. TwistedPhilly is created, researched, produced and recorded by Deana Marie. Special thanks to Emmy Cerra for the music you heard in this and almost every episode of TwistedPhilly. You can find out more about Emmy on her website at www.emmycerra.com and download her music on iTunes. Support TwistedPhilly on Patreon! Get access to exclusive content and podcast swag! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=4093396 Check out the TwistedPhilly merchandise shop. Tees, bags, mugs, beach towels, multiple designs, colors and styles for the entire family (even onesies for the little twisters. Onesies also make great dog tees.) https://twistedphillypodcast.threadless.com/…
Episode 120 Can we apply today’s true crime labels to centuries old murders? Can a woman be considered a family annihilator? Does murdering your family make you a serial killer? How could what we know today about mental health disorders change the outcomes of jury verdicts and sentencing 100 years ago or more? In 1889 the city of Philadelphia hanged it’s first woman. Sarah Jane Whiteling was found guilty of murder; she killed her husband and two young children. People struggled to find a motive but there were none to be found other than greed. Multiple medical examinations resulted in the same diagnosis: Sarah Whiteling was of sound mind when she made the decision to poison her family, and calculating enough to spread out their deaths hoping to hide her crimes. Was Sara a monster? Was she suffering a mental health disorder and therefore not accountable for her actions? Did she just tire of her life in Victorian Philadelphia and long for something easier, something richer? Would this story be any different today, 130 years later? Research for this episode includes Death Penalty Information Center The Cambridge Journals of Medical History: Diagnosing Homicidal Mania; Forensic Psychiatry and the Purposeless Murder The Old Bailey Papers (oldbaileyonline.org) Serial Killers and Sadistic Murderers: Up Close and Personal by Jack Levin Philadelphia Inquirer 1888/89 Philadelphia Times 1888 Lancaster Semi Weekly New Era 1889 Pittsburgh Dispatch 1888/89 Cincinnati Enquirer 1889 New York Herald 1888 TwistedPhilly is part of the bPod Studios Network. bPod is dedicated to curating a diverse collection of audio offerings designed to inspire moments of surprise and delight. For more information about podcasts available on bPod Studios Network, check the website at https://bpodstudios.com/ Check out the TwistedPhilly merchandise shop. Tees, bags, mugs, beach towels, multiple designs, colors and styles for the entire family (even onesies for the little twisters. Onesies also make great dog tees.) https://twistedphillypodcast.threadless.com/ Support TwistedPhilly on Patreon! Get access to exclusive content and podcast swag! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=4093396…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEpisode 119 In West Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park sit a number of historic homes, some dating back to the late 1700s. Long ago this section of the city was nothing but farmland and forests, an area where Philadelphians built country homes far from the noise and congestion of the city. These properties are rich with history, some are filled with hauntings, and all of them stand in what is known as the Strawberry Mansion neighborhood in Philadelphia, a community with it’s own history very different from the grand Fairmount charms that stand within the park. In this episode we’ll tour two of these historic homes and wander their stately rooms,. We’ll hear from a medium who believes the ghost of the original owner still resides in one of these properties and we’ll talk about how the residents of the Strawberry Mansion neighborhood are supporting their community, one with struggling schools and the second highest crime rate in Philadelphia. Research sources for this episode include: Historic Strawberry Mansion.org The Schuylkill Villas – the 2006 Loan Exhibit The Charms of Fairmount Park – Park Charms.com US History.org – Signers of the Declaration of Independence Biography of Robert Morris (http://www.let.rug.nl/usa/biographies/robert-morris/ ) The Philadelphia Times: 1790-1870 Haunted Philadelphia: Famous Phantoms, Sinister Sites and Lingering Legends by Darcy Oordt CBS 3 Philadelphia…
Episode 118 – Special Re – Release from Halloween 2018 On Friday morning, October 30, 1992, the battered body of eleven year old Shauna Howe was found in a shallow creek bed a few miles outside the town of Oil City, Pennsylvania. Shauna was abducted Tuesday night, October 27, a few minutes after leaving a Girl Scout Halloween event. For days Oil City police, the Pennsylvania State Police, family and neighbors searched for Shauna, hoping to return her to her family alive. Sadly, their hopes were crushed when she was found murdered. While we know small towns aren’t immune to the same tragedies we suffer in bigger cities, Oil City experienced very little violent crime. Most of their criminal activity centered around property theft and petty crimes. They weren’t prepared for a case like this one, a little girl abducted on her way home from a Halloween party, just a few blocks from her house. Oil City, which sits about an hour and a half north of Pittsburgh, cancelled Halloween. No one wanted their children out at night, after dark, for any reason whatsoever. Police tested DNA from over 100 people in the community, including all the men in Shauna’s family, expecting to get a match to the DNA found on Shauna Howe’s body and clothing, but they didn’t. It took 10 years for someone to uncover what happened to Shauna, and bring her killers to justice. Yet once her murderers were behind bars, the city hadn’t reinstated night time trick or treating. Eventually Halloween was reinstated, but only from 2PM till 4PM, Finally in 2008, a little girl not much different from Shauna Howe convinced Oil City council to let their children trick or treat again at night. TwistedPhilly is part of the bPod Studios Network. bPod is dedicated to curating a diverse collection of audio offerings designed to inspire moments of surprise and delight. For more information about podcasts available on bPod Studios Network, check the website at https://bpodstudios.com/ Check out the TwistedPhilly merchandise shop. Tees, bags, mugs, beach towels, multiple designs, colors and styles for the entire family (even onesies for the little twisters. Onesies also make great dog tees.) https://twistedphillypodcast.threadless.com/ Support TwistedPhilly on Patreon! Get access to exclusive content and podcast swag! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=4093396…
Episode 117 Pennsylvania is filled with folklore and ghost stories from all over the state: ghost stories, cryptids, haunted houses and abandoned towns with misty forms wandering the forest. These legends aren’t enough for me. I always want to know the history behind the hauntings, what’s the real story that inspired the folk tales, and are these folk tales even based on truth? As we inch closer to Halloween, it’s time to gather ’round the fire for some scary tales from Philadelphia and other parts of the keystone state filled not only with strange sightings but the history behind these stories. Were these ghosts real people, what was their story, where and when did they live and why do we think they haunt the land of the living? Research for this episode includes: The Big Book of Pennsylvania Ghost Stories by Mark Nesbitt and Patty Wilson, available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and eBook on Google Play Tadeusz Walendowski, Polish American Historical Association, Polish American Studies Vol. LVII, No2 (Autumn 2011) Ghost Stories of Berks County by Charles Adams, Available on Amazon An Autobiography of a Quack by Dr. Silas Wier Mitchell, published 1905 Reading Eagle News, January, 2019 The Lewisburg Chronicle 1905 – 1911 The Belfonte Republican 1910-1911 The Altoona Tribune 1910-1911 The Altoona Mirror 1905-1906 New York Academy of Medicine, Beyond the “Yellow Wallpaper” by Joanna Goldberg The National Museum of Civil War Medicine TwistedPhilly is part of the bPod Studios Network. bPod is dedicated to curating a diverse collection of audio offerings designed to inspire moments of surprise and delight. For more information about podcasts available on bPod Studios Network, check the website at https://bpodstudios.com/ Check out the TwistedPhilly merchandise shop. Tees, bags, mugs, beach towels, multiple designs, colors and styles for the entire family (even onesies for the little twisters. Onesies also make great dog tees.) https://twistedphillypodcast.threadless.com/ Support TwistedPhilly on Patreon! Get access to exclusive content and podcast swag! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=4093396…
Episode 116 Are you ready for a supersized, super spooky TwistedPhilly Halloween Happenings? If you’re looking for scary adventures, family fun, fall festivals, spooky shopping, twisted events, ghost tours, Halloween bars and so much more, look no further. Listen to Deana Marie’s recommendations for some of the best ways to celebrate fall and Halloween in and around the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection! TwistedPhilly is part of the bPod Studios Network. bPod is dedicated to curating a diverse collection of audio offerings designed to inspire moments of surprise and delight. For more information about podcasts available on bPod Studios Network, check the website at https://bpodstudios.com/ Check out the TwistedPhilly merchandise shop. Tees, bags, mugs, beach towels, multiple designs, colors and styles for the entire family (even onesies for the little twisters. Onesies also make great dog tees.) https://twistedphillypodcast.threadless.com/ Support TwistedPhilly on Patreon! Get access to exclusive content and podcast swag! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=4093396…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEpisode 111 In January 1996, attorney Mark Ciavarella was appointed a Luzerne County judge in Wilkes Barre, PA. Less than a year later he was made a juvenile judge, a position which according to the Pennsylvania State Juvenile Judge’s Bench Book gave him responsibility for presiding over juvenile cases and overseeing the entire juvenile delinquency … Continue reading "Part 1: The Luzerne County “Kids for Cash” Scandal"…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEpisode 110 This is a special feature from my second show: Educating Jeremy, a movie podcast I co-host with Jeremy Collins, host of the Podcasts We Listen To podcast. Jeremy and I watch movies I love, yet he’s never seen, then we talk about the films, what he liked (or didn’t like,) and talk a … Continue reading "Cinema in the Cemetery: Young Frankenstein"…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEpisode 109 Last week I was on the road for business, not far from St. Augustine, Florida. On my last evening in town I found myself standing outside the Old St. John’s County Jail, or the old jail as it’s called by many today. The old jail is just shy of 130 years old. It … Continue reading "Twisted Road Trip: The Old St. John’s County Jail"…
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Episode 108 Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States on June 19, 1865, more than two years after the end of the Civil War. In honor of this period in American history, I want to share with you a few stories of abolitionist history from Philadelphia. The … Continue reading "Juneteenth in the City of Brotherly Love"…
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Episode 107 On Sunday, June 9, 2019, the city of Philadelphia celebrated pride month with our annual Pride Parade and Festival hosted by Philly Pride Presents. If you follow me on social media, you’ve seen some of the photos of that amazing event. This annual celebration takes considerable effort on the part of so many … Continue reading "Pride in the City of Brotherly Love"…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedLast week I had the pleasure of attending a first birthday party for Beyond the Bell Tours. Founded by Haverford College graduates Rebecca and Joey, Beyond the Bell tours is “committed to putting the people back into people’s history” by sharing less well known stories from Philadelphia history which highlight people of color, women, LGBTQ+ … Continue reading "Special Re-Release: Beyond the Bell Tours First Birthday!"…
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Episode 106 The Germantown section of Philadelphia is filled with historic homes, many dating back to the 1700s, and the homestead of one is even older. If you wander a little further along Germantown Avenue, past Grumblethorpe, you’ll come to rather imposing Georgian home called Cliveden Mansion, built by Pennsylvania Chief Justice Benjamin Chew in … Continue reading "Ghosts of Germantown: Part 2 – Cliveden"…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEpisode 105 Germantown is a section of Philadelphia bordering the northwest suburbs of the city. Within Germantown is tiny little area called Wister. That’s a name you’ll hear quite a bit as we spend our time together today because of a very famous old house along Germantown Avenue, built by German immigrant John Wister in … Continue reading "Ghosts of Germantown: Part 1 – Grumblethorpe"…
Episode 104 I love putting together tourism episodes! They’re among some of the least twisted episodes in the catalog, and that’s OK because even those of us who love the more strange or unusual side of life enjoy basking in the sunshine and smelling the flowers now and again. There are so many places and … Continue reading "Springtime in Philly"…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEpisode 103 On April 13, 2019, I had the opportunity to visit Pennhurst State School and Hospital to interview the Operations Manager, Jim. Jim and I walked the grounds for a time before sitting down to record together. During our tour Jim shared his thoughts with me about Pennhurst’s history, details about a few of … Continue reading "Return to Pennhurst: An Interview w/Pennhurst Operations Manager"…
Episode 102 On Friday night, November 11, 1994, 16 year old Eddie Polec and his younger brother Billy planned on spending a typical evening with their friends in the Fox Chase neighborhood in Philadelphia; hanging out at a local park, hopping between the nearby McDonald’s and Pizza hut, and getting home in time for their … Continue reading "Little Eddie Polec"…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEpisode 101 In Part 2 of our series about Pennhurst State School and Hospital I’m joined by my good friends Jerry and Tracy Paulley, hosts of the Hillbilly Horror Stories podcast, to discuss paranormal activity at Pennhurst. Jerry and Tracy listen as I share tales of paranormal investigations at Pennhurst, my visit to Pennhurst in … Continue reading "Pennhurst State School and Hospital Part 2: Pennhurst Paranormal with a Little Help from my Friends"…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEpisode 100 Pennhurst State School and Hospital was once called the Shame of Pennsylvania. It sat only about 25 miles outside of Philadelphia yet it may have been a world away considering how few people knew about the decline of the institution, and how that decline impacted the residents. In 1903, the state of Pennsylvania … Continue reading "The Shame of Pennsylvania: Pennhurst State School and Hospital Part 1"…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAbout two years ago I met a couple named Don and Leandra Morris while Attending CrimeCon in Indianapolis, IN. Don and Leandra were hoping to get into the convention to increase awareness about their daughter, Ashley Morris Mullis, who disappeared in 2013. I interviewed Don a few weeks later and shared Ashley’s story in an … Continue reading "Special Re-release: The Disappearance of Ashley Morris Mullis"…
Episode 99 Between the summer of 1985 and fall 1990, eight women were brutally murdered in the Frankford section of Philadelphia. Police already had their hands full between Gary Heidnik and his house of horrors and Marty Graham, whom the press dubbed the Corpse Collector. Philadelphia had three serial killers operating at almost the same … Continue reading "The Frankford Slasher"…
Episode 98 On Monday afternoon, February 14th in 2011, Lexus Ivery walked up the 5400 block of Rutland Street in Northeast Philadelphia, not far from Oxford Circle, headed toward’s the home she shared with her sister Marcedes and her mother Kim. Before Lexus reached the front door, neighbors called out to her and told her … Continue reading "A Murder for Valentine’s Day"…
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