In 1848, eerie knocks in the night turned a Hydesville, New York farmhouse into a mystery. The Fox sisters, the Spiritualist movement, and a confession.

Over the years, several young men have been found in Lady Bird Lake in Austin, Texas. Officials say nothing sinister is happening. Locals aren't so sure.

Albert Fish, the real-life boogeyman, is one of history's most monstrous killers. Fair warning: this is the darkest episode of True Crime Sleep Stories.

In 1896, Pearl Bryan, 22, of Greencastle, Indiana, was murdered in Northern Kentucky and her head was never found. A tale of betrayal and a famous trial.

To her neighbors in the Netherlands, Maria Swanenburg was a kind, pious caretaker called Goeie Mie. But her poison claimed dozens of lives. Told softly.

A sharply dressed man was found dead against a seawall on Somerton Beach, South Australia. Cryptic messages, secret pockets, and a 70-year-old mystery.

The tragic tale of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow: their troubled beginnings, their heists, and the ambush that sealed their fate. Told softly for sleep.

Not every true crime tale is gruesome. Some are about a man who vanished without a trace. The enduring mystery of D.B. Cooper, told gently for bedtime.

In 1962, John Anglin, Clarence Anglin, and Frank Morris tried to escape Alcatraz. Did they die in the icy bay, or did they make it out? Told softly for sleep.

Elizabeth Short, known as the Black Dahlia, was murdered in Hollywood in 1947. Her unsolved case is still one of the most infamous in American true crime.

Did Doveland, Wisconsin ever exist? A government project, the Mandela effect, or just people remembering it wrong? A cozy look at a strange little mystery.

Dolly Oesterreich looked like a happily married woman, but the secrets she kept in her attic told another story: one man dead, another hidden for a decade.

In 1972, New Jersey teenager Jeannette DePalma is believed to have been murdered. Her unsolved case grew into a legend through Weird NJ magazine.

In April 1986, NME band member Kurt Struebing was accused of killing his adoptive mother. Guest host Peachy Death tells a sad story of mental illness.

In September 2009, four people were killed in Farmville, Virginia. Guest host Shane Waters of Foul Play Podcast tells the story of the Farmville murders.

Christine and Léa Papin were two French maids convicted in 1933 of killing their employer's wife and daughter in Le Mans. Told by A Nefarious Nightmare.

In 1912, the well-liked Moore family of Villisca, Iowa, was killed in their beds by an unknown person. A serial killer, a window peeper, or something else?

Part 6, the final night of A Nightmare Before Halloween. The last true crime hosts gather at the campfire to tell their stories. Will you survive the night?

Part 5 of A Nightmare Before Halloween. Thirty-one bone-chilling stories in all, and we're nearing the end. Can you really make it through the night?

Part 4 of the Halloween True Crime Podcast Extravaganza. The night gets darker, the stories get stranger, and another host steps up to the campfire.